Telegram-herald., 1890-07-31


controversy.
Ths Coldsatsr Common Cc1acsi bas
passed a. ord naEce calllnS 4 spseisl
slsct.on ou Monday, A1S1st -, u de-
clds th@ qaesg0a u n1uGlGg the city
for s10 GO At per cent. interest Tor
tas parpose u partlng "a waller ~ofSs-
Tne oeoDls voted - Issue tee sAns
sznOaat AZ 4 per cent. lzst A2y, oot tie
rate 0f interest w4s - lOE tlAt TIE
bolds found 20 takers.
1rs. A. Clark, Of Saline, Pontiac
coaRty. died yesterday sEternooD rgom
illunsz Fsceiyed By > runaway Monday
evening. She waS dEiuEg vita A.ss
M1nson, relative, on Ful!eE-st., when
tne horse became tfigntened al pass
iBg LEzln aud ran away. diss Aunson
escaped with sllgAL bruises. Bot Afs-
Clark suuck upon ner head Win Tear
ful torce as sne Was thrown from TIE
carriage, resulting ~ CONCLUSION o. TIE
kgaln.
There arrived yesseTd day al Ypsllanti,
300 Shropshire shssp tEOa England.
which had been sent for by George
Hammond. % &c put ca lis STOCK farm
tEO miles trom tAIs cay. Iney Wefe ~
charge OK = shepherd and Two shepherd
dogs, and tue Trip Was accomplished
WITH the lOss OF bus slx. Ar. Hammond
had previously received several hun
dEsd OF TIE same breed, aud tbs addi-
ton makes rs sheep farm one OF the
finest N the ccuniry.
The wife OF Rev. Fachlsr. OF Adrian,
was quite seriously burned, Sunday,
while operating gasoline sIoye. she
supposed she lad turned OF the nanie
and proceeded 10 al the tank. An ex-
plOsion followed, and, with presence OF
mind, the can OF gasoline was tnrovn
out the door, and Mrs. fachleT aud her
daughter both Jumped ont Or window.
The hAmes IN tas room weEe sUodueo
before much damage was done. Nss.
FacnleF's haud and arm were quite
badly roasted.
At Bay View Tuesday, the Michigan
Camp Ground Association was merged
into the Bay View Camp Ground Asso-
cation by adopting articles or Moor
poration. This SIS substantially a change
OF name incidental 70 reorganization
conformity 20 the new Nichigan stats
law regarding the renewal OF the life
OF incorpomuons The former WAS
organized fifteen years ago. Fifty
members signed the new articles,
which are practically tbe old. Absent
members were gwen TIL January ],
1892, to assent.
DR.. L. c. Reed, q prominent man in
medicine, OF Sauilac Center, some tine
ago fell under the suspicion az u State
officer, who was led TO spot the doctor
as one who conducted the business Of
selling and dispensing drugs N the Ca
pacity of pharmacist. without leave or
license. Finally Reed was arrested and
Yesterday was brought before Justice
NJ. w. X. Jones, of Crosweil, for trial
under charge as above estimated. The
trial resulted N a fine OF Sl5, or i'm
prlsonment for thirty DAYS. The case
will be appealed to the circuit.
During the halt at Marshall of the
special train carrying the First Reg
meut, some OF the men placed blank
cartridges upon the track, which ex-
ploded as the train moved over them.
AT the moment OF the explosion OF one
OF these cartridges, Private W. G. Shook,
Company F, First Regiment, was IN the
act OF placing his foot on the car step.
A blt OF the brass casing Of the cart
ridge lodged IN the under side Of Mr.
SuOok's thighs, cutting a deep ald
.
The missile was removed and the suf-
ferer made comfortable. He proceed
ed with the company TO MS home at
Mason.
About two years ago the council of
West Bay City ordered the Michigan
Central Railroad 10 place safety gates
on the crossing g. Mdland-st. The
gates were begun by the company, but
were never put up. Mayor Martin,
while lately IN Detroit, inquired the
cause concerning the delay, and was
surprised 20 find out that Railroad
Commissioner Rich had gwen orders
not % erect the yates, as the West Bay
City Electric Railway Company has re-
qoested him not 10 allow them 10 be
put up. Ine aldermen resent the in
terterence Of the company, and say
that toe gates Will 60 up yet.
Another expensive warning to parents
allowing small children 10 play with
matches occurred about one mile south
OF Wayne about o'clock yesterday
afternoon, by which the large barns
and sheds on the farm OF the late Israel
Nunson were burned to the ground.
1ns barn was full OF hay. oats and
wheat, put n there from the farm this
year. Upon the floor vas a considera.
bic litter. and the day was very warm
and dry. Some small children were
playing around tho barn with matches,
aud soon al was on FIRE, the children
barely escaping wish their lives. The
neightors attempted in vain 10 save
something. The loss Is a total one
with no insurance
A railway company has been organ
i1ed at Holland for the purpose OF
building a railroad along tns south
shore OF Black Lake. The stockholders
are Isaac CsppOn, .. z. Yates, Geo. p.
Hummer. VIM. Fl. Beach, =. J. Kolicn,
J. c. Post, Hsber Walsh. 2. III. Sic
Bride. G.. J. Diekema and L. MGlder.
The company IS named the Holland
South shore Railway Company. The
following Board 0f directors has Re n
chosen: VIM. II. Beach, president;
Prot. g. J. EOlleD, vice president. Geo.
?. Hummer, secretary; g. J. Diekenla.
treasurer, J. G. Post, p. II. Mcbride
and Isaac CappOn. There wi be no
lsgging ABOUT the road aud the work
VII be pushed ss rapidly ss possible.
There Is much dissatisfaction with
ths village tax, a. Plymouth, on aC-
count or - heavy increase. being
nearly double iast years assessment
Many taxpayers are den1urrinE 70 &C.,
and many are expressing q deterni ina
tod % resist The payment - e. There
n3s oeen 10 Improvement Of streets 90
warrant sucn a heavy levy Very
Many taxpayers claim that the heavv
Increase OF assessments IS for the uslr-
rose of rayment upon whas ths oppo1-
ents cal. the rev village opera house
sud what = friends call tls village
bail. The opposing taxpayers of the