Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

LABOR Day wiIl Be celebrated o. e
gAnt.e scale - Bay CITY.
steam whistles are regarded as a
E4ls4ncs - nsany Azalstee eiEzens.
TIE examination CT Mrs Harriet A
Fniilps GA the charge II attempting -
murder nsr nusoa-ls-. = Do ess aEreslsa
On his compliant, l4s been "a progress
AZ Three Rivers for three days. The
defense admits tDat Sic purchased the
POISON wnicn nearly caused his death.
bIt denies tAaE sne placed l- ~ hls
medlclne. tneF had lFed gDhapplly
togetAer Tor : .0Gg Lll-s.
Sanilzc County cheese fnds ready
market 70 Liverpool. and i quoted zs
of hlgn grade Ins MAKE OF the
factories turasd out Up 70 July /, va
consigned tnls week ~ raj u Montreal,
aa0 reached , total Of So 600 pounds.
The July Just closed may bs termed tie
ger monta Ia ths cheese industry q
he county and show product of over
1000 pounds. Dairylng, TOO, Is on q
RAPID Increase. aad the seasons output
OF creamery butter Eill be Tar zhsat of
any previous year.
A Polish boy about l2 years Of age
Was found ia the woods IL Buena Vista
)ogushlp, saginaw county, sunday
nOruiag Ulth terribly torn feet, legs
nod arms from briers. The boy i half
slttsd and could not tell MS name
Beng brought 10 the city ne was recog-
ai1ed by visiting PolaudeTs from BaV
city, as a resident OF that city, and was
faken there. IL . not known now long
lie has been wandering IN the woods
but lt . supposed tor some DAYS. The
farmers who found him said be was
eating roots when discovered.
TT. Rev. Blshoy Richter, assisted BY
i've priests residents OF this diocese,
sunday blessed : new bell 10 the HOly
lOsaTy Polish Catholic Church, IN >Agi.
Haw. SPECIAL services OF magnificent
effect were arranged for the occasion
and carried ont ~ a satisfactory man
ner- With other visiting societies and
delegations present, were the Third
regiment NJ. :. i. band and Co. + OF
Bay City. There were two imposing
professions during the day. The Polish
Catholic Church Society 8 IN a flourish
ing condition, and has large member
ship.
Prosecuting Attorney ". II. Burgess
MckernOn. at Brown City, who shot
and seriously wounded Ben Ross, July
,, when the latter was picking peas
from his lot. The evidence turned in
against MCKernOn was excluslyely OF n
tone 10 show malicious intent, and the
hearing resulted IN binding the defend
ant over for trial az the September term
Of tue circuit court, on a charge OF as
sault with intent 70 commit great bodily
harm less than murder. Ross Is still in
4 crtical coalition.
The accident 10 the Sault Ste. Marie
canal j. said % be more seuous than il
was at first thought 10 be. Il has been
discovered that one large valve IN the
lock. which worked by hydraulic power,
is broken. Before i can be repaired
all the water IN the lock must be
pumped out. the superintendent Of
the canal telegTaphcd 20 the lake traffic
manager OF the Canadian Pacific Rail
way, az Toronto, that the damage viii
be repaired by Wednesday and traffic
resumed then. The accumulation of
vessels, both above and below the dock
Will cause considerable delay even
after the repairs have been made. IL Is
estimated that the delay VIII cause a
loss OF 500, 600 10 ship-owners.
Charles Garniss, Il ROYAL Oak farmer,
WAS IN Detroit Saturday and while
driving toward home on Woodward
avenue about Q O'Clock IN the evening,
met = steam thresher. His horses be-
came unmanageable, ran away. over
turned the wagon and threw Garnlss
upon the ground with great force. lie
was picked up IN an unconscious con-
ditIOn and DR.. Stewart OF Highland
Park was summoned. The doctor
found, upon examination, that the
mans neck was broken and that death
had resulted almost instantly. The ac-
CIdent occurred four miles north OF
the city hall. Garniss was a single
man about 40 years old. The coroner
Of Greenfield township VIII hold an III
quest today.
The weather crop bulletin, August ..
Of the Michigan weather service, saws:
The reports indicate that the weather
conditions Of the past week have been
injurious to all the growing crops IN
the south half of the State, with but
few exceptions, where a heavy thunder
storm occurred on the 18th, which re-
vlved the crops 10 some extent. but the
general expression Is that the hot, dry
weather and bright sunshine have re-
duced the condition OF the corn. oats,
potatoes aud pastures IN many points
durlug the past week. In the southern
section the oats are losing points daily.
and without rainfall soon the crop viii
be- heyont redemption. where late
planted and vet uncut. The Oat har-
vest - progressing rapidly, and the
weather has been very favorable 20 this
work, and all crops have been harvested
IN good condition. The hot. dry winds
Of the 50th and 3lst have reduced tn
crops very much and nave had n serious
effect on the growing crops. The con
diuOn Of toe crops IN the south half OF
toe state IS now poor, and with the con-
tInued hot, dry weather will lose points