Telegram-herald., 1890-07-14
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

E44el4 - -t--~-
Iausing . - hase a new street car
bns.
Highland PARK : vel patEon.zed by
b4fhers-
Fsnaylls hAs been made money
order once.
A tennis ASSOCIATION has been formed
a. Hastings
TseuInsen had al ofangsnens pa
r4ds SATURDAY
state sanitary Convention az Holland
October and 10.
The Nashville Salvation Army ls
again IN nght.ng tFim-
Al last the Detroit City railway has
decided % gsc slectFlclty-
Edmore ali raise s7o0 70 run the VII
iage government tnis year.
Port Huron vii have s35 600 worth
Of new payements this year.
Meu0minee = just induiging in the
luxury Of homegrown straw berries.
John Wooint and wife, OF Genesee
county, have been married 81 years.
DetrOiters are a. stirred up over the
rnsus question and want a recount.
Muskegon has a population Of $4,000
,nd Is therefore the nth city IA the
state.
The State editors are packing their
ErIps IA anticipation or the trip to
Saginaw.
j. K. Esselstyn, OF Lansing, has
several thousand six worms buslly
spinning.
Is Is thought that the oat crop in
Michigan viii not be as heavy TINS year
es usual.
Nellie Burgin, Detroit woman, got
into a row with her husband the other
day and broke his leg.
Lauslng's new park i on the site OF
81 Old cemetery aud NOrkmen unearth
skeletons nearly every day.
The last of the seasons strawberry
crop has been shipped from South
Haven and Benton Harbor.
The Mancelona Herald printed fine
trade edition last week booming the IN
terests OF that town IN great shape.
A Monterey firm has corn husking
machine that viii husk from tive - ten
acres OF corn per day. It also cuts and
erushes the stalks.
Lydia Wood and Myrtle Black, two
Is year old girls OF Kalamazoo, nave
run away from home. They are sup
posed to be IN Niles
The marshal of Marshall offers fifty
cents each for unmuLzled dogs. and
there ISN'T a boy IN the place but IS get
ting ready Tor the circus.
The new extension of the Vandslia
railway % ST Joseph has been formally
opened. and Il IS expected that regular
trains will soon be running.
James ZelutT, a deaf farmer. was
struck by train on the c., J. q NJ.
Road near Tecumseh, Friday night, and
was almost instantly killed.
Watermelons are coming in too late.
The census has been taken and Il won't
do any good to double Up the popula-
ton ow.-Ludiagt0n Record.
William Andrew, young farm hand
in the employ of Elmer Fleming, OF
Flint, fell from q load of hay Friday,
and was impaled on pltchfOrk. he
may recover.
Louis BlTk, 2i years old, was killed at
Manistee by electricity Friday. He
was testing 4 transformer while the
wires were charged. The remains were
shipped 20 Cincinnati.
new iron bridge is TO be built across
the Kalamazoo River, in Trowbrldge
township. The bridge will be l57 feet
between abutments, and the contract
was let 10 Chicago parties for 1920.
Hired girls cannot stay indoors nights
and they cannot make anyone else stay
IN. Tuesday the Allegan sheriff went
out of town leaving the creator of do
mestIc dlscOrd 20 lock up the jail at
midnight. She failed to do 20, and now
there are no prisoners 10 lock up.
Mrs Stark Lampman, of Tustin, got
up'the other night to close a window
She made misstep and fell down
stairs. cutting a cash two and one-half
inches long on her forehead, producing
a COLES fracture of the left wrist and
spraining her right wrist. She WIS rem
dered iusensible for several minutes.
Moral: Make your husband close the
windows.
Michigan IS coming 10 the front "a
State for murders and cyclones. 1t is
said upon good authority that the num-
ber of murders and murdsrous assaults
recorded IA Michigan. ONO, New York
Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin ana Iowa
SINCE January are two for every one in
the biz state Of Texas, and for every
Nf'tvuC it tlit roAlti WIS cuiitlhcI tit
North and West have had three.
An incident showing that women
should carry clubs when around Cadll-
lac square occurred yesterday morn
ing. Two women We're gong down
Bates-st.. on their way TO the Putin
Bay boat. and at the corner OF the
fquare two CoiOred men stepped in
front OF them and raised their dresses
IRE women screamed, and Phillip e.
klamer ran to their assistance. The
COlored men made their escape. though