The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-04-02
Concerning the eccentric ex-Senato.
Jones. of Florida. Detroit dispatch SAYS

and has had 10 depend ON free-l lunch COZ ntert
for his meals. occasionally Don NJ Dickinson
or some other large-hearted citizen, whose pity
has been touched. has provided him with funds
but invariably this money has gone 10 satisfy
the growing appetite for stimulanis. The ca.
senator now begins 10 realize that his MIND
il diseased though still he has periods OF his
old-timo brightness ard intellect al vigor
once let woman be mentioned, however, ant
he flies OF into u rage, denouncing his enemies
who keeping him from his true Catholic
vile. Chlotilde Palms. Although il is known
that the object OF his wild passion Is now In
Europe the wife of u Detroit ply sician, Jone,
persists In believing that she is in Detroit, hello
prisoner In her own home To prevent her mar
rying him. commission Will be appointed &c
inquire into his case. and the evidence show,
ing his ailment IL so overwhelming that he viii
be committed To the asylum. Senator Jones
knows that such a movement is ON foot and de
clares that he viii never be imprisoned alive.
The following Michigan pensions
have been issued:
Original Invalid-Alvah Reynolds Ypsilanti
Urith j. ONeil, Grand RAJ lis; Henry clifford
Morenci Chas. 4. Alderman, Menominee Peter
Fries son, Montague; VIM III. Harris, Crane
Rapids James Dunn. 81, Johns; VIM. II. Berz'
Samuel j. Booth Ravenna Jordan p. Hunt.
Day; Thomas IL. Cook, South saginaw; Harlan
Il. W. Winchester Delroit Alfonso Mag
laughlin, Coldsater; John Sawyer Brighton
George w. Hathaway, Battle Greek Adam NJ
Hauser, Ogden Center Eue,no Jacobs
Eureka; Joseph H. stevens, deceased
GRAND Rapids Oliver Cooley. Monroe John w
Cunningham Detroit Oscar Nokos deceased
Lam bertville; Jacob Hoover, Nassar; John
Scott, Jr., York. Warren b. Peck Petersburg
Thomas Hardy Alpena Alya Hayse, Alamo
George w. Holding. New Haven Center Geo
w. Kline. Jackson; Josiah Allen. Vicksburg
Dennis l.. Durham, Hastings; Thomas Myler
Detroit Byron c. Bedell. Port Huron Nose,
.Sheperd. Lodi Wesley Gates, saranac Alval
ow tdecea ed, Grafton Center Othello Crosby
DetrCi it; John Perry South Frankfort; Perry
t. Macumber, Benton Hsrbor; Lester Wright
Eureka
Increase-AIfred Cadieux, ST. Ignace; Georg,
| w steffoy, Middleton; William A. Eddy, Morley
Augustus Menninger, Scottville, John ID. Nc
Cormick, Williamson; Alphonsus Bean, Stan
wood; Francis NJ. Goltry, Harbor Springs join
D. Bryant, Carson City; Alvnsa Robir SON
Millington; William II. Munsham, West Bay
| City; Michael Slough, breckenridge; James i
Cox, East Saginaw Jonas Ripple. Penn; Jacol
Gatz Grand Rapids Henry Schlof, Dearborn
Dureik Miedema, Holland Edward Nelson
flainwell; Barney n. Ray, Roseyille; Alex.
William Thompson, Algansee X. l.. Jones, Easl
Saginaw City; Nelson Body. Eaton Rapids
john II. Ellis, sturgis; Andrew j. Coburn
Eastport.
Reissue-Darius C. CaIkins, Lansing; Hub
bard +. Buffham, Batavia.
Reissue and lncrease-Ioren2 Meiner, Pitts
ford; Charles Gaffrey. Detroit Nirum F. Ohm
sted. Union City; Luther III. Kellogg, Rea ling.
Restoration aud lncrease-Horton n. Hall
Jr., HeTsey.
Kestoration aud Reissue-Andrew j. Jordan
(deceasedl. South Haven.
Original Widows, Ec.-Henrietta, widow q.
Oscar Nokes, Iambertville; Angelina, widow o.
Josiah r. Stephens Sparta Marinda T.. mother
OF France A. Weeks Allegan; Mary widow OF
John Carse Detroit; Sarah r., widow of Wins.
low II: Packard, Ypsianti; Rachel c., widow OF
Joseph Slater, Vicksburg; Cornelius widow OF
Alvah Low. Grafton Center Barbara widow o.
Andrew Silverhorn, lansing; Permilla widow
OF George III. Lane, Bellaire.
Mexican Widows-Luthera f., widow OF Geo
X. McHenry, Comstock.
The Germania mine at Ironvood,
says the Detroit journal, has a queer his.
tory. 1t is owned by the Hays brothers,
now living in California. Ten years ago
they were briehess lawyers at Madison,
Wis. Their mother was a spiritualisi
med UNI, but. she didn't work at it steady.
In one OF her frances, howeves, she dis.
covered the mine, and let the sons in on
the ground floor. They believed their
mother implicitly, but investigated just
the same. and put their little all into the
property, and the little all did good work
as the above said lawyers have drawn
from 5000, 900 to $4,000 year out OF
the mine.
AT meeting at Lansing last week
the State Military Board decided to hold
an encampment of the State troops next
summer, and fixed upon Lake Goguac,
near Battle Creek, as the place. The
railroads have now agreed to carry the
troops ut the rate Of l cent per mile, and
their frei yht at half rates. The date de.
cided upon for the encampment is July "a
to 2S. The announcement that the en-.
clmpment would be held at Lansing thus
proves to have been rather premature.
Prof. Kedzie has been investigat ns
the Ypsilanti water and finds it pure and
wholesome.
ILLUSTRATED Saginaw" is work thu,
will soon issue from the press to tell the
glories of that hustling city.
Monroe has free night school. With
good attendance.
Monroe County will have new Jail
costing $4,000 if the people vote favor
ably at the spring election.
Bay City is to have a building and
loan association, with a capital of $4,000
900.
An immense deposit Of marble has
been found in Chippewa and Mackinac
Counties.
Mount Clemens is now lighted by
electricity.
Samuel Halacy, of Saginaw. has
been fined $50 for libeling George w.
We adock just prior TO the election. The
fning was done in the Police Court. and
Halacy will appeal.
Francis Moran, the oldest resident OF
Wales. st. Clair County, is dead, aged
100 years.
"A rich strike of gold-bearing quartz
has been made at the Gold Lake mine.
Ishpeming.
Mrs. Felix Pepin, of Iron Mountain,
was run over by switch engine. Both
her legs were cut off, and the victim
d ed before she could be removed to hen
home.
-Alpena believes that spring is her,
and is furnishing up her mills preparato.
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