Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

Silss silI hase a nest sugar f4cteFy
olaasia's Presbyterian palP1 .
txeAaE
Very Ette skippinx 81 ths lakes al
present.
Bsll4.Fs'splznlng aa.ii : making cedar
nsn Eoats.
Tne Casnovia syapoFztof h4s closed
f9F the seasoa-
Wne4t q ocsana coanty : il az an
commonly nEe c0Dd lou.
A l4rge fsrcs 81 meu are at work
beaatigY.ng Highland Park.
Th@ Aarlnetss sson works A Memo
nines = running aignt and day.
Large quantities 0f eslery are stln
belns sepped froui Grand Haven.
Every stoFshoasa and cellar 10 Man-
ceiona : eeing used for potato storage
Ed Cable, Of Bangor, raised Es0 Bush-
els Of onlons thls year Ga Il acres of
grognd.
The Agricultural College has closed
Tor the leng vacation. College work
vii De resumed February IA.
The Eue new organ Of the Benton
Harbor baptlst church NIli be dedicated
VITA a hue concert next Friday.
David fFevsgros. OF Houghton. was
KILLED. u The Ceatrsl mine Friday night
~ falling down a shaft over 100 feet.
tFonwood, Mich, s % have new
kYstem Of water works and a lot OF
Muskegon msa have gone there 70 work.
Ross Coon. OF Meudon, fell out Of a
hugzy while drunk Friday night with
such violence that he ruptured 4 large
artery ana blsd 70 death.
Elmer smith, an Adrian florist. aud
son-ln-iaw OF Hiram Bailey, OF Jackson,
received the nrst premium AZ the re-
cent cn nrysantnemum show IN Chicago.
Mr. smith displayed hfty varieties.
The Leelanau County Republican has
been started at ElmwoOd. There Is a
real held for the paper aud il ought %
receive liberal patronage, being the
only exponent OF Repubicanisnl IN
stit Republican county.
nllie Kuhn, the young Detroit wo-
man who had her hair cut on Wednes-
day night by an uuknOwn person. while
she vas asleep Ia her bed, . still con
tned ~ her home, being overcome by
the shock 70 her nervous system.
Aliss Hattie Sleeper, the clever lady
who occupies \ good position on the
editorial stah OF the Port Huron Times,
has been ian efficient member of the
profession for the past eight years.
Miss Sleeper's WORK Is characterized by
painstaking care and = real aptitude
Tor the business.
A barn az Mt. Pleasant, occupied by
Frank Ramsey, horse trainer, burned
down Friday night. One thoroughbred
mare, the property of James Davis, and
TWO standard bred stations, owned by
Ramsey, we're burned. Nine horses es-
capped. The Davis mare was driven out
OF the barn twice. and rushed back
both times. A COW that was tied BY q
robe walked out through the smoke
and flames after the rope had burned
OF. The COW evidently had horse
sense.
Michigan pensions: Original-John
Rouse, Hastings; William Haywood
Hesperia; John G. Sherman, Milan;
George W. Hine. Luthar; Robert 5.
Reed, Romeo; Nathan 2. MunyOu.
Muskegon; Simon Holbert, Detroit;
Edwin Crsuney, Maple Grove; GOtthch
Chaser, Sebewaiug. Restoration and
reissue--Jeremiah LamOreaux, White
hall. Increase-Daniel ". Bashaw,
Marine City; WilhstOn Stuart, OwOssO;
Adam Reid, Old Mission; Daniel Sweet,
Morenci; Daniel W. Smith, Spring Lake;
Christopher ". Gee, Sumner; Leonard
Allis, Charlotte. Reissue-Wm. Il.
Story, Kendall; Bradley l.. Lane, Three
Rivers. Original, widows, etc.-Laura,
mother of George L. Acker, kalama-
800; Jane A. Mills, former widow OF
Hall NJ. Cross, Traverse City. Original
John Lardie, Grand Rapids; John
CassAn, South Bay CITY; Phelo NJ. Ions
bury. Reed City; VIM. y. Kingsley
kensingtou. Increase-Wm II. Eaton
Gslesburg; Duane Osborn, Saginaw
VIM. II. Turner, StanwOod; Frances II
Fortress. Adrian; Manuel Pike, Tru
fant. issue-Saleb I. Boucher, de
ceased, CharievOix; George J.. Kemp
It. Louis. Original widOws-Ellza j..
widow Of Andrew J. Munge, West