Telegram-herald., 1890-08-04

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/ TIE Ssfe Nauufaetarng ta nanf.
at Fant. which Was reesnAx aai G
& lhc extela oI $1,000 t4.s 81 itsst-
/ lne elsewhere
goseph Bfhnss Ws susp cioa ei rob-
hTe q store ln ia~t -az fl4 ~ ana fAf
! citizens gave him two hours a. eet oot
81 t3Nn. he eot
gAe FErt & pers Marquette Railroad
G4lmpauY aas dct.afea snni4.aNnual
dividend GA preierred stock 81 rcr
cent, paysh.e Augasi a
Michigan sait has adHanced - cents
per barrel. Ihis MIL RAISE . leulale
/ ccmmoiiau IN domestic economy and
cost each household as much as tH0
cents a year more 60 live.
Reports To the State Board % Health
I show dlarhea. rheumatism bronchitis
aoa neuralgia, IA the or.ier naned.
( ecu sd most sickness in Michigan dur
lng the week ending July -.
NOV Auskeeon comes up smiling
with q kick at SIR. fsateIs census fe.
ufes aad claims thal instead az ihe
meagsI 2l.o3o given the city la iom,
ihal iheF saoald have betv eeu 2b.0oe
and =, 009
Norman Ellsworth and Geo. ~.
/ oaEies. both of whom were Injured "a
Z street ca collision at Battle Creek.
/ lasi sunday evening, Wiil probably s,l0n
/ commence suits against the Eaue
! Creek street Railway Company for
damages
! = serious explosion came negr Tesnli-
me FROM the oii he "a lamp iakiU- tre
! M Fred MtiAngfoU's shop ahuut dusk
last evening NTH great pfcseno. ot
! m'nd 1lr. Wellington seized fhe lamp
/ Whsle alive witt flames. throwing ID
INTO ihe street. where the oA hemod
without injury 10 anyone. >asiaou
Journal.
Jackson is ia pickle over the sr-
| raugemeuts fCr tae anIual encamp-
| ment Of thc q. A. r. ASSOCIATION cf
/ Southeastern Michigan Tie fair
grounds have been leased for the Sels-
tembor races and for The association
| encamnmcnt for the same date and
the question Is: "What Is Jackson
gong 10 90 about ig'
4 striking instance Of absence of
| mind was furnished last evening by a
| fDnt young man vino drove his best
| girl over 20 Long Lake. tied hls horse
10 tree on arriving there and wan-
| dercd along the shores % the lake FOR
| an hour or so, ENJOYING tle cool
| broezes. all unmlndful of the fact that
| be had left nis fair companion sitting
IN the buggy.-Fbaf Journal.
| Friday afternoon the dead body Of
man was found in Muskegon lake, near
| the Grand Rapids a Indiana railway
dock. IL was developed az the ooroncr's
| inquest that tie man was iiugh Mough-
er. who lived AZ Flint, Mich. He was
last seen in Muskegon on Thursday,
when he said he would drown himself.
| He was 81 years Of age. day laborer,
and no cause j. known for the act.
The citizens Of Reed City are sub
| Scrihing literally for the soldiers and
sailors reunion 10 be held there sep
tember 10, u and -. A hose tOurna-
meni for the championship Of North
ern Michigan, and blg balloon ascen-
son, will be some Of the new features
this year. National Commander K. A.
Algor and Department Commander II.
NJ. Duffield Will be present, as well as
other distinguished Grand Army men.
Samuel Wardwell, a Michigan Cen
| tral brakeman, was instantly killed near
the Lansing depot Friday morning. As
the northbOund freight pulled ouf.
Wardwell attempted 20 SWING himself
20 the top Of one Of the box cars, when
the iron end step gave way, dropping
directly under the wheels. crOsswlsc of
the track. lie was dragged nearly $50
feet before his crushed and manglcd
| body was discovered. WardWell was
about 45 years Of age and leaves a wife
and four children ~ Jackson. His re-
| mans were forwarded 10 that city. The
Il 41.g. - =
Southern line.
The big fairs Of the State have made
a circuit TINS year quite similar q the
! circuit made bv the various racing assO-
! cations. The Detroit exposition leads
| August 26 70 September :; the Michigan
state Fair at Lansing, September 20
| u; Port Huron FAIR, exposition and
| races, September J. 10 l9 followed bv
the Northwestern AZ Saginaw. Scptem-
| bcr p 20 20. F0llowing these viii come
the county and district fairs. Tins a.
| rangement viii ald materially in secllr-
ing better exhibits and more EXHIBITS,
| enabling exhibitors 10 cover a wider
range OF country aud reach probably
| .00o 600 people. Then, too, All tie
above exhibits VIII have racing atirac-
tiont and this means better horses and
more Of them.
LATE rENsIoNs.
| Oricinal-Alanson Matthews, Maple
| Ridge: James Moore. Gregory. John
shields, Sullivan; William IS. scott.
| Nicksburg; TRIAL Willoughby, FenWick
Francis Leas. Adrian Horace \. shutf.
lonia; Gotilieb Kucss, Bennington. An
drew Warren, North Bradley. To-
crease-A. j. Moves, Battle Creek, J.
y. Hall. Detroit. p. s. Barley. .Csss0pO-
ls: William !. Osborne, Amy. WI
lard 2. Carey, Decatur. William
| Comstock. AIcndale. Hiram H.
| Wiley. Flint. Edward Spencer. Dow
agiac. Henry Bradley, LYONS. John ~.
Pratt. Grand Rapids; Hiram Lyons. Au
sable. william Anderson. Charlotte.
James ~ Roberts, Daily; Peter Weber.
Walker. BIram A. sage, 81 Johns.
Peter Ingrow. rnIonYIiiC Reuben Ran
dali. Lamont. Waterman johnson.
oworso. George Eaton, Pontiac.
| Charles Walters. East saruaw.
Homer A. Glietf. North Adams.
Harrison Livingston. Iad Arr. Nl-
lam 1851. j., Aassar. Henry heedlr.
Ann hrbor. John W osferi0Ui. sum-
ner. Joseph H0yt. Jackson, Frederick
q. smith, Port Huron. Nicholas Iosry.
/ Portland. 6eorge Qusokenbnsh. Bav
Cfy. Albert Jenrey. Bay City; Thomas
j. GarteT H0snsrviie. Original Mary
j.. foDnors. former widow II Ioiiings-
/ worth. Luo lBEtgu. mIn0E ~ i.ouE -
/ Everett. hadiils. Isabella. widow n
Leonard Ni1Oc, Grand Rapids ioulse.
! Hdow II Loren " Buck. C0idwatef:
/ minors Of Reuben HoihnTswofth, Lud-
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