Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-10-24
The Pontiac asylum is full and refusing

The Pontiac asylum is full and refusfs
patients.
The Port Huron tunnel will be open for
trafiic by February.
Marshall has voted $1,000 to prospec-
tive vehicle concern.
Gill Lewis of Marcellus suicided the other
day by cutting his throat from ear to car.
Mrs. John A. White of Benton Harbor
hanged herself on Wednesday. She was
Respondent.
&c. l.. Dwight, Kalamazoo drug clerk,
is missing and no one is able TO account for
his absence.
The high school building in Richmond
was damaged TO the extent of $1,000 by
fire on Sunday.
The Oakland county board of super
visors visited in a body Friday the M,ehi-
gan Military academy.
Chas. j. Linke, Of the $500" has re-
ceived WORD thar 20 hss been left $50, coo
by an uncle who died in Australia.
Within the past five months S. .Tewks.
bury of Sanlac has shipped AZ, 900 pounds
Of butter and &C, 900 dozen eggs.
Mrs. ,,onn Coleman of st. Louis was
found dead in bed the other morning.
Heart disease was the supposed cause.
The large fruit evaporator belonging to
Nichols 81 Halstead burned at Perry We'd
nesday afternoon. The loss is considerable
John Leese, a Michigan Central en-
| ploye, was found dead in a millpond near
Jackson the other day. Cause onsncwn.
Frank c. Curtis jewelry store at Napol-
con was burgklrized the other night and
80 in money and other articles taken there
from.
The state board Of health, believing con-
sumption communicable disease advises
that all pupils affected be excluded from
the public schools.
Station Agent Blair Of Fenton endan-
gered his life by taking large dose of am
monia in mistake the othcr day. The doc
tors expect him to recover.
a party of Marquette explorers has dis
covered arich vein of Bessemer iron on the
Breitung estate, near Crystal Falls. The
vein is over 80 feet wide.
Three little Grand Rapids lads stole a
keg of beer, drank the stuff and became
drunk like real, big men. They are now
crying their eyes out in Jail.
The Ishpcming strike is costing the min
ers and business men of that place $25, 900
daily. The idle men are getting clamorous
and trouble is now getting probable.
Charles Uric of near Reed City put a
charge of shot into his face Wednesday bv
accident, and now he has no eyes, and he is
pitiablc sight. He was out hunting.
VIII Stewart, aged about &c, fell under a
freight train at Ypsilanti Friday morning
and had both feet cut Off above the
ankles. DR.. BatweN dressed tho wounda.
Ezra Herrick, farmer living in Grove
| land, was found dead in his chair Thurs
| day evening. His wife was away and he
was alone in the house. lie was found by
one of the neighbors.
John Croteau of Alpena is said to be the
man who fed tho poison to the cows which
gave the milk which nearly poisoned TO
death a nelghbor's family. The cows are
dead, and Croteau is in Jail.
An improvement comp any has bought
| 200 acres of land in Wyandotte and has
$3.50, 900 to carry out its scheme. IL is be-
lieved that the Pennsylvania railroad COM
pany is back of the scheme and that Wyan-
dotte will boom.
James L. McQuaid has been found guilty
Of bigamy in the circuit court al Howell.
While being proprietor of handsome wife
in Pennsylvania, he we'd Miss Emma
Dodge of Fowlerville, and got into jail
thereby.
Mrs. G.. A. Wilson, wife of one Of
Holly's most esteemed citizens, died Fri
day morning after short illness. She
was most amiable lady. She was a sister
of Wood Campbell and Mrs. J. e. Hudson
of Detroit.