Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

At-4N4 la 81 ~-2----e - 4-&tt - q
fanine.
F Kslamazao : & have a. orat0rso 50
elsts eg 30 woes
A Womsn's Exchange has heen
f oPeaed II - Rapids.
IhS4e are already nearly 1900 pat
rous II the Haekiey loFasy 81 Aasks-
/ ger.
/ Gas. Joynt. Of Omsaa. rsised 4.eo
bushels o. poisloes tnls year, worth
y 90.
A man named satan lives st Mans
Tee. he = also conspicuous n otneI
places.
Michael BrSzey, Of Manistse, fell into
q sslt grz4ner Ehe other day and w&s
BADLY burned.
{. A. HxBnaford. Leslznan eoanty
msa, RAISED zl5 basne.s Of potatoes on
10 rods Of gToand.
William +. PEBBLES. Of ADRIAN town-
ship. committed suicide ~ hanging,
sunday. Poor health.
A little baby belonging 10 Wm. Curry
of saginaw. Vas pushed into a paA OF
water by At older brother.
George Wnson, who escaped from
the Kalamazoo ial three weeks ago,
has been recaptuTsd AZ Hartford, Conn.
Charles Congdren, Of Jackson. was
SHOT Ia tie face Monday night while
proving around the house of a L..
Biackman. The wohnd is not serious.
mnie Ryan, of Hancock, white
playing on the dock ri Hoaghton Mon
day, Was accidentally pushed into the
water and drOwaed. lie Was Is years
old.
The government dredge viii COM
mence work on Manistee harbOr forth
with, and will dredge out q channel II
feet deep from Lake Michigan 10 Lake
Manisiee.
Miss R.ka Box and Mrs. Henrietta
Baker, aged 30 aud 80 years respect
Ively, died at Grand Haven Monday.
They came from the Netherlands over
nifty years ago.
VIM. Hallam, of Manistee, is under
arrest charged with the death of two
horses belonging 10 VIM. HOvert, Of
Maxwell town. IL - alleged that be
placed Paris green IN the hay and oats.
Diphtheria has again broken out a
a yirtulent form at Holland, after IN
pause OF SIX weeks. JOhn Nerschure,
prominent merchant, lost a son IL
years old few DAYS ago, and Monday
a daughter of years died.
A case of cruelty to a little boy
named George Howes by farmer Of
Genesee county named Burch, came 10
lgnt few days ago, and was published
IN the papers, and Mrs. Howes, the
mother of the boy, read the item. She
had said nothing of hlm for five years,
and thought him lost. She went to
Flint Monday and claimed the child.
The meeting between them was very
affecting.
Unknown parties wrecked the Mount
Thompson Office at Lansing, Monday
night. The forms of the Beacon, the
Congregational Church organ, and the
Speculum, the Agricultural College
magazine, were overturned and de-
stroyed, one press dismantlcd. and
nearly every font of type in the office
pied" MIR. Thompson conducts a
non-union office and had trouble with
the Typographical Union. The union
den0unccs the affair as an outrage and
has offered n reward for the capture of
the perpetrator.
Gertrude Gail, the young girl of Bay
| AitF W i4O h0S 1ONlNGllAdlIN enOL DN ItI
father, Cyrus Gail, Sunday morning,
is still alive, but inflammation has set
IN the wound, and her chances of re-
cOvery ere few. The circumstances of
the accident arc peculiarly sad. Miss
Gail had Just arisen from the organ, at
which she had been playing and sing
ing before going to church to teach her
class. She took seat near her father
IN the sitting room, when the revolver
ives discharged. The girl fell over.
and asked TO be removed 10 her moth
er's room. Three surgeons failed to
remove the bullet.
The program for the State meeting of
the Sunday School association, Decem-
Der 2-4, has been announced. The
opening session will be given in Repre-
sentative hall, Lansing, December 2,
and during the day Gov. Luce will de-
liver an address of welcome, and Presi.
dent +. X. Warren will respond, Rev.
Washington Gardner following with
the address, "Naiue to the State of In
teTdenominatiOnal Work" Wednes-
day. ! ecembcr >, there will be a praise
and conservation service conducted by
Mrs. Bacon-Hough, of Lansing, and ID.
L. Sagendorph, of Lansing, Will lead
the three-minute talks. B. +. Jacobs
of Chicago, and Marion Lawrence, OF
Toledo, wall he present and address the
ASSOCIATION. also Rev. c. X. Henderson
of Detroit, and Wm. Reynolds, of Pc
ora, III.
Michigan pensions: Origlnal-Special
act, julia W. Freeman, nurse, Marshall
special act, Margaret Myers. nurse,
Summerville special act. William G..
TTcce, South Haven: Robert Davis,
Bad Axe; George Feischer, National
Military Home; Clark \. EdCcomb
South Frankfort; Simon Bierbaur, Ber.
trnnd; Harvey ANYWAY, billiards: Jos.
Neich, deceased, Fenton; Josiah w.
smith. Coleman; Chas. ". Bennett,
Quincy. Increase--Lovetia A. Jernue
Boone; special act. O.. l. Wright. Ian.
sing; sDecialact, !, 6. Murray Downington:
ScuaGd Walker. West End: Geo. +.
Nfought. Wllanston, Jas. W. Hatch.
VI r-haa; VIM. II. Whallon, Leslie:
"m. Brown, Union Home; JOS. Jessup.
Gaylord; Geo. Niles. North Branch.
Edward :. Hastings. Worthwhile: Isaac
u. lemphear Nauton. samuel Bailey.
Leslie. Lorenzo L. Cornell, 81. Louis.
Jos. Beau ore. BlufftOu. Ausel J. Noble,
Jackson. s3ac ~niey. Albion: Edwarl
Slooua, New Eilhmond Nelson "
Gardner. Clinton Ievl Nhipule. Flling.
tons Nm. II. Lausou. Azals: Charles
%. Col m. SO. John. James Green.
Ross burg Adam a. stCr, Rosc0mmon
Nylys k1usHw lansing Judson
@. d cClow. Wllamst n. Alsusoa
beCkR.ln. aeupua. leri HenHer-on.
Baton fer.Hs. Lew Conn Ts.tr..tt