Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-01-30

township, lnkuhm county, was lOunu In n
swamp about four miles from Lansing, the
o,her morning. Too much whisky.
A society has been organized in Ka anna.
ZOO tor the relief OF unfortunate women
and girls. Mrs. E II. Pollard is pres dent,
aid MRS. L. ii. Stone vice president
A stock company, with g. @, 900 capital,
has been formed IN Kalamazoo, and will at
once Legn the erect on OF "A factory for the
manufacture OF IT thil,s and bodies.
Gov. Luce has ppointed Frank Shep I'd,
prob te .ud @ OF CheOoygan county, TO
succeed +. Il. Perkins as "a member OF the
board OF inspectors OF Marquette prison.
Muske yon county supervisors will bring
suit against the register or deeds OF the
county 20 compel him 10 allow the super
visors free access TO the books OF the Office.
The proposed Apena street railway COM
p ny asks Inc city TO grant it exclusive
p Ivile u OF oper ting street railways for
~ ears, and exemption from taxation for
lat linIe.
Ruig airs entered the residence of John
Mikan. ne n lint, during the absence of
tie iami y and stole "a quantity OF clothing,
note to- 1850 ana nearly hundred dol
| r. in cash.
Perley y. Helld. a re estate dealer and
prominent citizen OF Midland was arrested
Ell with obtaining money under false pre-.
lenses he viii be ex mined Feb. Is.
h. z. Perkins of Cheboygan has been
pl DIN ed legal adviser TO MIR. Lacey, con-
tlol or OF the treasury MIR Perkins was
II member of the house OF representatives
OF The last legisl ture.
After being closed for eight years, the
New ork mine near IshpemIng, has been
started agan. The is the mine out OF
winch the late Samuel j. Tilden made sew
eral million doll RS
Charles Il. Worthington, agent for the
Pro &c i've mutual hire insurance comp ny
oil illinois, has been fined so Tor doing
bus ness Tor company not authorized TO
do business in this state.
John G son Of Grand Rapids fell into
Vat OF DO ling water at the veneer works
the other day, nd was literally boiled TO
de tn 4 wo other man were badly scalded
in attempting 10 rescue him.
The high school building in Coldwater
was destroy ed by fire on tue night OF Jan.
IL. Loss S40, O0O The lire is supposed 10 te
incendiary, IS there d been no Dire in the
building since the friday night preceding.
John knight barn in Emmett township.
"a houn county, with the season crops,
was burned the other night. A tramp who
was sleeping in the barn has been arrested,
charged win setting tire TO the b TN.
Cyr.s Thompson, farmer aged 20 years
Ii ing near Dearborn, ST rted To 60 home
from he village the other nigh, and I'M
uouOtedly lost his way, as his dead body
Was found in the woods by his son the next
morning.
Frank Sykes OF Paw Paw, who was Wis.
iting IN Grand Haven, went into Mr..
I ameron 3 residence the other night, aud
INSISTED upon holding a PRAYER meeting.
He W s suOu found TO be insane, and pl ced
under restraint.
There were operated on the Saginaw
river last season ~ saw aud shingle mills,
producing sol, q, 80 feet OF lumber and
80, 100, 80 shingles. AT the close of the
sc sou there we're on the docks 337, ,397
ieet OF lumber aud IL, So, 90 shingles.
Burg ars secured over s2,0JO worth OF
goods from >. l.. Cronln's dry goods store
III Marshall the other night. Entrance was
gained through rear window, which
they had pried open with tools stolen from
tue r.ilroad tool house.
The wife OF Octave Latour, Bay City
hotel keeper, disappeared some tine ago,
nd IL was said she had eloped with man
named Champagne, the bartender. Latour
h been searching for, but denies that she
eloi ed with Champagne.
Richard Wood, now so prominently be-
fore the pubic in connection with the Ohio
ballot box forgery Case, was in Lansing
some ume dur M the last session of the
legislature try ing 20 interest Michigan law
maAers in his invention.
Mrs. Day, the aged WON IN arrested in
Nlles and taken TO Oswego. Kansas on the
su position that she W the notorious
Mrs. Eender, has become hopelessly insane
over her troubles. Physicians say there is
10 hope for her.
w. w. Wise OF l. nsing has sold the
Cenler, the prohibition paper, to q. II.
Wiring OF ltldgeway, who also owns the
Lance. a prohibition paper published at
Adrian. Mr. Warning will consolidate the
Papers and publish at Adrian.
Mrs. z. L. Griswold of Allegan gave her
SER ant orders Tor bredkf st the other
morning, and when the servant went TO
call her mistress, she fond her sitting in a
Oh ,ir, dead Mrs. Griswolds husband,
died live years ago, in the same manner.
United Suites Marshal Waters has served
IN o der OF the court upon Tom Nestor 10
stop cutting pine on the land purchased by
hlm from the Michigan land nd iron com
pany. Nes,or has been cutting the pine at
the rate OF 2OO,OOO feet per day.
Judge S. T. Holmes, one of the foremost
lawyers and citizens of Bay City, is dead.
He was congressman from the 2ird New
YORK district, and ufterw ri q partner of
Roscoe Coukling. He came to Bay City in
ISL.
Mrs. +. b. Balch Of Traverse City, gets
$2,OuO from the q. r. & !. railroad company
for the death OF her husband who was run
over and killed near Cadillac about three
ye.rs ago.
Orville Mason of Lapeer county was ar
rested in Flint Tor perjury. He applied
for marriage license and swore that the
young lady was u resident OF Genesee coun-
ty. The clerk disputed this and caused
Mason arrest. 1t seems that Mason was
right, as the case against him was dropped.
He will now sue for damages.
The grand chapter Royal Arch Masons,
at its annual session in Grand Rapids, voted
| q, 900 TO aid the construction of the Mason
| ic home. The following officers were
elected G. II. p, VIM. @. Hudson, Lud-
| ington; ID. q. ii. r., Samuel &. Randall.
Flint; G.. X, John +. Barrows, Lawrence
G.. s. Chas. II. Bagg, Detroit; G.. Treas,
II. Shaw Noble, Monroe; q. Sec, VIM. L.
lrnes, Grand Rapida; g. Chap, Rev.
| Francis A. Blades, Detroit; G. L. of H.,
James g. Cummins, Holly; G.. u. S., j. A.
| Conover, Coldwater; q. X. A. c., Chas.
| ID. Blanchard, Marquette; q. Lecturer,
| Arthur NJ. Clark, Lexington; G. NJ. of !
| T., Norris J. Frink of MARSHALL G.. NJ. of .
V, L. b. Winsor Of Reed City; g. nj. of ]
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