Telegram-herald., 1890-04-18
MATTERS ~ MICHIGAN.


Kalamazoo eognty's shsas prospects
we're never better.
Cedar spr' ngs fesehsrs' Association
meets beat Saturday
The Bapfists. 0f Musksgon. are -
have = ueE enurcn edI1ce-
Sesaygo county expects hns yield
u grams the coming season.
A iuxy has rot as yet been secured
for the Wrgnt murder trial a. Ben
z.la.
Dr. NJ. L. Bagx. one Of Oxosso's lead
ing dEuzg sts, d.sd Wednesday. he Sss
~ years old.
L~sser AadsFson. an Old resident Of
safan~e. . iyinz Al the point Of death
from psFasytle stsoxe.
A H4yal academy ezdstship vii re-
competed tor ey tEs eleventh district
yoaths Al Avnomlnse, April y.
The annual meeting OF the Union
Medical Society OF Northern Michigan
vas held AZ Big Rapids yesterday.
The regular conference OF the Ger
man Lutheran Church for the Grand
Rapids district s IN session AZ Iona.
The state Fish Commission will plant
90 gold lsh in the artificial lake 81
Belle Isle, as soon as IL . completed.
The Haekley Library building. AZ
MuskegOn. viii not be ready for dedl-
eaton Lefore the latter part Of June.
MuskegOn has seven miles OF electric
raliSay fully equpped. The nrst car
aent over the line "Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Armstrong. of Cass City, was
brutaly assaulted Dy an unknown man
tuesday. The villain made ms escape.
Andrew Crosse, a respected citizen Of
COldwater, committed suicide 10y shoot
lng himself IN the head Tuesday. De-
spondency caused by continued liz
health.
Alexander Dodge, a well known law
yer OF lOnia, has retired from practice
and entered the Presbyterian ministry.
He mas already accepted call 10 East
jordan.
Middl.ngs Purifier Smith. Of Jackson.
has received abundant capital and Will
erect rye-stOry mill Of an improved
model and Will have Il ready for buss-
ness by August !.
Fred ,. shitfer, of Bay City, was
killed by the cars at Saginaw Wrdnes-
day morning while on hls way 10 work.
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him. He was % years old.
Kithc Lathrop, q member OF the
Scarlet Sisterhood, of Lansing. fell
down stairs the other night and re-
ceived injuries to her spine which will
probably cripple her for life.
Mrs Lewis wint. .of WILLIAMSON, who
was left blind by the grippe, was re-
stored 20 her sight on tuesday. IL
came as quickly as Il went. Her near
ing IS also partially restored.
Two men attempted TO hold up FL
Weeks, 4 street car driver at kalana
700 Wednesday night. They jerkrd
him of the car, but ne fought them OF
nntil help came. de lost no money.
samuel Gagnon. of Northport, mas
had two wives and eighteen children.
lis brother George, of the same town,
has also been married twice ana is the
father OF twenty-six children. Botn
men and their wives are industrious
French people.
The magnificent new ore dock of the
Northwestern Company at Escanaba i
completed. The dock is 100 feet in
length, exclusive OF the approach, AZ
feet high, required $500, ,00O feet of
timber IN It's construction and cost
nearly $3.50 900.
Decatur will wade knee deep in
celery this season. Fifty acres of land
will be donated, with the privilege of
renting more at the price of $40 e.
acre. Ii is expected twenty-five fam
lies of Hollanders Will he here III few
days IN response 10 the efforts of the
association.
Reports 10 the State Board of Health
show neuralgia. rheumatism. bronchitis
and consumption, IN the order named,
causing the most sickness IN Michigan
during the week ended April l2. Dr. h.
liberia - reported at l6 places, arl /
fever At l5, typhoid lever at and
measles At 40 places.
Secretary Storrs, of the State Board
Of Charities, has received letter
from Utah county, Utah, regarding
ine establishment OF poor house IN
that county. The writer pays Mlchi-
gan very high compliment a. follows:
L have been referred to you for Infor-
nation, as your State mas the most
improved public institutions" Thus il
the fame OF Michigan and her grand
institutions spread abroad Lansing
R>Pubi.can.
Michigan pensions: Original invalid
andrew :. Seinhsrt and Leonard
Weston, Fast Saginaw; William Green,
Pearl. lncrrsse-tIeOrge RI. Curtis.
Dsv; David w. Colburn, stanton: John
Mumbruc. Homer; Darius y. Frazier,
Bare Lake; Jonn Hinkle. Lacy: Jaw r.
Cotton, Mt. Clemens, Edgar A. Prosser.
Nsubinway; Dexter I. Hunt, Bedford
Relssue-J0hn I. ReId. Oxford. Org
nal Emma C., widow of Herman Hsr-
wood. Constantine.
Mr.. Dee. son OF Mrs. VI. r. Denning.
OF Man stee. died IN Arizona last We, <
and his body was brought To bis Michi-
gan home for burial. This death recalls
the fact that Mrs. Denuing was at one
time one Of the most famous women IN
the United States. Married in early
life 70 Dee, she moved with HIM 20
Jtsh Later she became the wiie of
Brigham IOung. and as Ann Eliza.
the 18th wife" made those exposures
Of M0rm0nIsm that set the whole world
70 thinking, and, in fact, began the
crusade which promises 70 stamp out
the infamy. In her sorrow Mrs. Den
ning has hosts Of sympathzers.-Ds-
trsf Josraai.
Progress
It = very important IN this age Of vast
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