Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-06-26
The following Michigan pensions
have been granted:


Vile Gilbert Bosom (deccasedl, Blissfeld
Charles III. Adams. Lansing James Sweet.
Flint Flint Frank h1oar, Monroe James l.: Balmsr:
Fritz Heidi, liockville Charles Mcqueen.
Byron; James c. Woodruff, Hastings Mathew
| Moyses, Vencs Center Charles Tichenor, Ed
more; Isaac Morse. Rankin; John Landis,
Woodland
Restoration. Reissue. and Increase--Francis
Increase Jonathan Fast, Camden John
Austin, Birch Run Madison II. Davidson, Ce-
dar Springs; Amos Finch. Williamson; Aaron
| Sloane, Alma; William Ma-tin, Moronci Elias
hhatfer, Carson City Jared G. Thomas, Corun-
ma; John Wiser, Betheli John A. Kellogg, Fish
unle; XI,s; Imyander brockTay Riga Thomas H.
Restoration-Andre Decker (deceased), Plain
well James Thorp, Sand Lake
Reissne-Josiah M. Caldwell, Battle Creek ;
Curtis =. Pratt, Lansing Willstto w. Briggs.
Battle Creek John N. Parker, Coldwater Ell
ward A. Gibson Ray Center James Hibley,
daga; Sidney Phippe1y Cedar Lake Amasa
X; :. Dorriell gsekson John htwelI, cass City:
sing Daniel G. Mills, Forest Hall /; Horoce q.
Mcintosh Girnrd James Kemmerling, Colon.
Original Widows, etc.-Mnry. mother of John
Stoheld, Taylor Center; Matilda, mother OF
Delos w. Harris, Al,n; Sarah j., widow OF
FRANKLIN k. sherman, Charlotte; Juliette O.,
widow OF Russell NJ. Johnson, Charlotte Mary,
mother OF James II. Decker, Utica Claravina,
mother OF Joseph NJ. Stowell, Burr Oak Rebecca
mother OF William Beaver, Adrian; Emma,
| widow of Andrew Acker, Plainwell Rosa, widow
OF Gilbert Bosom, Blissheld.
I've good mind to run in, said a pa
trolman to a couple of gentlemen on the
street, pointing to a seedy- looking chap
who was go 'ng about with his arm in
sling. L find that he is going about beg
ging apd showing his arm, which is
scalded from the shoulder to the elbow,
to excite sympath'. He says it was the
result OF a boiler explosion in mill at
Bay City, but have my doubts. think
he's beat" One of the gentlemen ad-
dressed was q physician, and naturally
expressed doubt about any workman of
] good character who was scalded in the
line of duty being compelled to beg and
said: I'D like to look at his scald." The
patrolman tbereupon accosted the invalid
and told him to show his wound. The
physician examined the sore carefully and
said: This is no scald; this has been
blistered. A scald of this size is always
of unequal invasion, while here 1 notice
the tissue is equally invaded over the
lures showing where the water has been
let out. Now, you fellow, own up and
tell us your little game. We'll. pard-
ner," said the beat, with sickly grin,
you're first one as ever got onto me, and
I've worked this racket on morn a thou
sand. It's jest as you say-its blistered.
My two pards did this for me, and they're
fixed the same way. We've lived like
lords the last three months--all the beer
% We s s9Sld u lpSS ap more gS9S9 aS 2. We know:
down, and see it's no use to give you a
bluff. 1 expected long before this that
some doctor would pipe me of aud the
police give me the run; but it's come now
aud 1 am at yer service, gentlemen"
| The policeman walked him off 10 Gala
boose.
Michigan patents: Charles B,teman,
Grand Rapids, mop; Sam Bowh1ll, Ed
more, kitchen cabinet; Clarence +. Coch.
ran, West Branch, horseshoej David w.
Cannell, Flint, device for laying siding,
Andrew Dahlstrom, Ashton, advertising
or display device; Richard l.. Frost, Bat
tie Creek, condenser for steam pumps;
VIM. II. Hall, Romeo, attachment for
dressing cases or bureaus; William II.
Hall, Romeo, friction hinge; Henry
S. Hopper, Detroit. airbrake mechan-
ism; Henry j. Howser, Daley, fence
post; John Lynch, North Muskegon.
refuse burner; Edward Msrtyn, De-
troit, relief valve; Orville M. Morse,
Jackson, grain separator; Frank j.
Reinhold, Detroit, capsule stripping ma
chine; Cyrus Roberts, Three Rivers,
hsnd-car; Cyrus Roberts, Three Rivers,
bar wheel; Eugene Robinson, Detroit,
railway track rail- Jare A. SCOTT, Ann
Arbor, plotting stake; John F. Smith,
1onia, sand band for vehicles; Dudley G.
Stone, Negaunee, slicing machine; James
NJ. Sullivan, Detroit, metallic vessel;
James NJ. Sullivan, Detroit, buttoner;
Otto Thum, Grand Rapids, hose clamp
Howard G. Turner, May. road cart;
Daniel 7. Wilson and +. c. Reubottom,
Union City. whip rack; Walter S. Wood.
Kalamazoo, grim aud seed separator and
grader; Zachary Woodwork, Nankin,
barrel cover.
Marquette Dispatch more hor-
rible death has scarcely ever been the lot
of human being than that which over
took William Lowry, nm aged colored
resident of this city, recently. He was
found by party of woodsmen in the
forest near Onota pinned to the ground
by tree which had fallen upon him. He
had barely strength to speak to his res
cuers and to thank them. He said he
had lain thus four days without food aud
tormented by insects. Portions Of his
body swarmed with maggots, making o
sickening sight. He was brought home,
where he died, death resulting from on.
posure and starvation, as the internal in
juries sustained were not severe enough
of themselves to be fatal.
The steamer b. f. Ferris, soon after
leaving Saginaw, the other day, with q
number of passengers, sprung leak
The officers kept the knowledge of the
, accident to themselves and thereby pre-.
, vented a panic. and by desperate Of.
, fort reached the shore before the vesse
sank.
, Detroit Free Press: Mrs. Rose Bee.