Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.


ears a. Cadillac.
fhs Fremont furniture factory i
eEosase sita orders
As A0FeaEi. sn i&month-old bseYe
dressed 500 Poonaa " Me4L
fhsrs are seven saloons IA kogers
Ntty-A tosn u GO Inhabitants.
Ae1berFY saaLs s35 ,0ee - develop
TIE aeNly found terra Gotta nank.
A lsrgs soex of s~ans rested ca the
t4xs ae1r Beaten H4TaoE y edaest2y.
Ias snow has d.sapueafea ffom Mar
sAetss, ant s.eigas are agA.n eadsr
The steamer CITY of Alpena wiu run
9efseen Detroit aad Aaeklnze uG1l
Decsmoer 4.
"A sroEt : Be AZ made - uslte al
ths lsDofefs OF Cnebcygzn ander one
organization.
"a O.ds, walls blowing on tie Wal
Noft1 tATna neaT NzssaT Iuesd4yi IN
eAftned tlfz Ia nleksls 4nd dimes
INgnty eight nurses graduated from
tAV tfAining sehOoi n connection Win
the Battle ereek S4nltSFium Monday
The JeneFson-zyenus Presbyterian
tharch of Detroit, las extended call
o. Rev. W W. Carson. H. d., a AethO-
alst psFson Of Kingston, OaE.
A south slnd always gives the resi-
dents or eastern LenAwee and western
Monroe a very decided smell OF OH
from the ONO OF neids, thirty miles be-
Low.
The Petoskey Lime Company shipped
from their dOck az Rocky Beach last
Friday, by the steamer Petoskry. 1870
bushels OF potatoes and 500 barrels OF
lime.
- b. Fish, OF Oneksma, tied a new
eiothesline about bis body, fastened the
other cad % boat. and jumped into
waters Of tinekama lake and drowned
himself. Desp0ndency.
II. o. Wills, the Evangelist. says that
MenOminee 8 the toughest place 10
Michigan. lie denom.nAtes it a. the
paradise OF saloon keepers, where free
lunches are gwen IA four different ian
guages.
Andrew Johnson and William Lund,
two labOrers Of Manlstee. were buried
beneath a mass Of clay while working
in a sewer, but were extricAted BY their
comrades before death occurred. Their
injuries are serious.
Bartholomew Benando. an Italian
miner, aged %. within three minutes
after quitting time Tuesday night, was
killed IA Calumet No. shaft By a VEN
Of rock falling upon HIM. He leaves a
wife IN the old country.
The ll-year-old daughter Of Eli Har-
rison, Of Kalamazoo, jumped aboard
the rear end of n street car. She hung
on and thrust her head out Just IN
time 10 thUmp against a big shade tree.
She suffered conclusion OF the BRAIN,
but may recover.
Thomas Rooney, of Fremont, was los
years old last August. He is in good
health and at present Is enjoying a visit
with MS granddaughter. Mrs. Chas. :.
Green, or MuskegOn. Though some
what deaf and blind. his physique is
not more feeble than that OF a man OF
20 years. Until lately he has kept up
exercise by splitting wood, and would
do 80 now II allowed.
Michigan pensions granted: Original
Peter Rodman, North Lansing; Flea
zer Wilcox, Bliss; Wesley A. Miller,
CoOpersvIlle; Oren Ford, Alton; VIII
liam Matter, Birch Run; Benjamin +.
Potter, Lawrence Alonzo ID. Griffin,
Flint; John A. Annabel. Otsego;
Charles 1. Fitzgerald, West Mil
brook: James Rose, Caro-: AdelDert
Heath, Grand Junction; William {.
Booth, Spring Lake; Ahner c. Stewart,
Clinton; Darwin Reed, St. Charles; John
Addison, MaTysvllle; Bowman 4. Nor
N 90 81. 80
Detroit; Benson &. Rob ms, Free Soil;
Lawrence Price. North Lansing; James
A. Nerll, Climax; Ann II. Field, Indian
River. Simon Alexander, Demont;
Theodore Neiiman deceased Eden.
Increase-John VI. Harlow, Greenvlle;
John r. Gleason, Detroit; William Tray,
Eau Claire; Cornelius b. Densmore,
Iona; Martin y. +. Mallett. Grand
Rapids; Silas +. Halsey, OwOsso; Mar
cues ID. Teeple, Damout: Edison Tread
well, Burlington; Franklin Davis, De-
trOit. Dewitt q. Foreman, Grand Ledge;
Geo. I'll. Peters, MOntcalm, Dennis, u
birch. sherman; Sol. Shesley, Mason
Franklin Warren, Nankin; Andrew ".
Culp, Charlotte; Erastus Eighmy, Dun
dee: DAVID +. Landon, LudingtOn:
Isaac YOrrick, Shepardsvllle; William
4. HOwlaud. New Boston; Samuel
White, Grand Ledge; John J. HOyt
Bslievile. Nathan Byse, Harri sville;
Warren Baker. FOwlervIlle. William L
DAVIS, Harrington, william Adams
Copemish; JOnn J. Van Allen, Jerome:
Stmon =. Marnhard. White Cloud
Phillip A Chafce. Port Huron: Har-
risOu Pulling, Chessauing. Reissue
jacob NJ. Nanriper. Flat Rock: James
q .If I'm a
Port Huron. Original, widows, etc
LYDIA NJ. mother OF Richard VI. Towne,
Orleans: Ann MCGse, former widow OF
Of ZalmOu A. Disbrow. Union Peer;
special set, RhOda. widow OF HassOn