The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-06-18
The following Michigan pensions
have been granted:

LaughIin. crystal; Jacob schuIV Pine Greek ;
Isaac Horner, Galien; Geo Lucas, Ashland
iards Silas W. Snyder. Owosso Joseph Harri-
son, Climax A. =. Fisher, Union Pier scott
Hathaway, Marion paniel Judd, Greenyllle
Hugh Mcioborts, Jackson; Robert Laurence.
Vernon. Horace lOrsdick West Detroit
Simeon :. Hulin. Brady; Josiah Wick,
Flint; Ross Fradenburg, shelby; Leander
Shovan, Sc. Clair; George ID. Harding, Quincy;
Alexander McGuire, Otsego; Louis Pawly 81.
Ignace James NJ Walker deceased, saranac !;
Grand Rapids Is. H. William Henry Nestle.
Elm Hall John ;. Redmond, West Haven !;
William G. Ewers ldeceasedl, Hartford Francis
l.. Cain, sun; Henry A. Morey, Almout; George
siebert. Flint; Frank J. kellogg, Battle Creek /;
Seneca w. Curtis Breckenridge; Joseph Ste
yens, Cadillac; Robert Carothers, Camden
Thomas Whitechurch. Port Austin Alhpfdge
Hunt, Carlton Center; Charles Marsh, Bath.
Increaso-Fredorick Strouse, Ithaca; Cor
nelius noits, 4. Jordon, George Minor. Ban
croft; John T.. Graham, Greenyille; George
Rooney Lapeer Edwin George, l4nwton John
Y. S,owell. Eaton Rapids; Jacob Eisenstein,
Caro- Henry y. ste9rns' Fremont Barton ,l,d n:
John Vert, Nashville; Moses Cayanaugh,
Fnkton; Palentine ;. Castle Fremont /;
son, Howell; Warner W. Dawley, Gil
ford Dewitt c. Williams, Portsmouth ;
William II. Halleck, Brighton: Curtis Blan-
chard Plainwell George Bauer West Bay City !;
Charles \. Apine Romeo; James Allen, Bron-
son Thomas Gibbons, Detroit; James Nc
lnerny. Grand Rapids; Robert Il. Wheelock,
hOMtllt dOBn IL IOlnlno, NNufklSf an NH
selaer sherman, Bronson; Hugh Matthew,
Battle Creek Austin II. Price Cadillac; John
l.. Lewis, litchheld.
Decentralization Valentine. Rig Rock.
Restoration and Increase-John W. Blakely,
Ressue-Rupert C. Cooley, Hudson; VIM
Van Putten. Holland; Schuyler McFall Whit
taker Andrew j. Pelton, West Carlisle; John
II. Sweet, Hartford; Allen A. Munsou, La
Grange; jesse W. Madry, Cassopolis; Henry J.
Aldrich, Edmore; Duffy Duquette, Detroit;
stephen j. Gum, Ionia; David {. McLain,
Edge,ton ilson c. Colby, Mt Plea anI: John
W. stephens, Milford Richard NJ Rowland,
Rsssue and Increase-John Oatley Lansing;
Frank Neddo, Mendon; John c. Young, Tort
Huron Charles w. Lake, Coldwater; Josiah b,
Wilton, Ithaca; Edward Meade Dutton; Car
penter kimball Fenton John MART, Mt. Pleas
ant; VIM r.. Hiscock Montrose; Alex. Rich
ards, Cairo; Louis A. Monroe, Jasper; Will
lam Redmond, st. Joseph; James Sanford, Otis
Vile.
Original Widows, Etc.-Ma~y j. widow OF
Elijah G. Hazard Lawrence; minor OF Henry
&. Reynolds, Dowagiac; Sabina f., widow OF
William c. Ewers, Hartford: Lucy A., widow
of Jerome Nj. Walker Saranac; minors OF
stephen Guryin, Yale TusCola, Akron, David
son station Mary. widow OF Thomas Ryan
Homer; Phebe j. Scott. former widow of Wash
ington Teachout Flint Elizabeth r., widow OF
Ferris Scott, AlbiCn Emaline. widow of Henry
Nolan, South Haven James h. father Of JOS
eph f. Mcconnell Detroit Laura H.. widow Of
Albert l.. Ford, Jackson; Agnes, widow Of John
lrion. Detroit Mary T., widow OF William w.
{. bartholomew, Owosso.
Lansing victims threaten to boycott
the ice dealers.
John Kinney. of Alpena, lost part of
his hands while at work in Luther Il
Fulker's pla ling mill. Kinney sued the
company and has been given q $4,000
verdict. The entire planning mill is worth
about $4,000, SO Kinney in effect be-
comes half owner through the accident
The following articles of association
have been filed with the Secretary OF
State: Plymouth Savings Bank, Ply
mouth, Sj0,0)0 Sturgis, Goshen and st.
Louis Railway Company, S2,0oO,00O;
Iron Crown Mining Company, Iron River,
! $1,000, 900; Schwekart's Little Fonr Ice
Company, Hamtramck, $50, 900; Michigan
Art Glass Company, Detroit, $4,000;
Otter Lake Wood Working Company,
Houghton, $4,000; O. E. Brown Mill
Company, Grand Rapids, $4,000; Ionia
/ Furniture Company, Ionia, $25, 900; the
J. GUNNER IL Son Lumber Company,
Grand Rapids. $4,000; Globe Foundry
| company, Detroit, So,UoU.
Besides the pensions issued by the
department, the Senate has passed the
House bills granting pensions to the fol-
lowing-named Michigan people: Mrs.
Jane a. Lusk, widow of Major Thurlow
Weed Lusk. First Michigan Cavalry;
Mrs Sarah Cuthbert, widow of james
! CutbLart Tl;rd N;cb;roo C,yo1 rv. AIo~
aDder Mccormick. Ninth Cavalry; Mrs.
Eliza J. Drake. stepmothsr of Orville A.
Drake, Twenty-second Michigan, and of
Oscar Drake, of Griffin's Battery; Seth
NJ. Walter Twenty ninth Michigan; Mrs.
Sallie j. Miner, Of Saginaw County, a
nurse now over 20 years DID, Mrs. Mary
Shumway, widow of David Subway,
First Michigan Engineers; Susan NJ
Gardner, of Flint, a nurse; Pauline NJ.
Beach, widow OF Henry S. Beach, Sixth
Michigan.
The Elk Rapids Furnace Company
shipped AGO tons of iron TO England last
month.
-Sault Ste Marie mechanics have or.
gained a society for protection and gen.
eral improvement.
"A Bay City tailor has been convicted
Of running a lottery in that he sold cloth.
ing on the club plan
Hon. William Ball and NJ. f. Boy.
den, of Webster, Washtenaw County
held their annual shorthorn cattle SALE
last week. About fifty head were sold
the average prics being 800.
Judge Thomas NJ. Cooley has re-
turned to Ann Arbor, and is greatly i'm
proved in health.
Elmer McMullen, Bay City patriot
voted in two separate and distinct ward
at the spring election, and he has beer
convicted thereof. He will not get
chance TO vote anywhere for two years.
Saginaw will build City Hall, sew
eral bridges, so as to connect the difer
ent wards, and injulge"in car factor,
that will give employment to several hun
dred men.