Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.


Saszk thsFss 81 Boyns Clkg.
The Laiher haf.ieo<s. ali.l - Ear xeuk.
There a1s zst st1aeass a. Oslvsk eol.
isxe.
Fali p4ssaEsgs : Eood - essr tAs
state
TIE poato sasHesa : bE.sk Al asn-
ee.onA-
Ns~Aygo eounEy wants more truck
fArners
ispnsaeFia prevails st thiFty-aYs
slaess "a Aic4.sAa-
Llenneid Nants = hgstling nss ~
eastIy % Ioeate tnere.
There afs - &c ousAels of potatoes
sFaitins sAlpmsnL a. s5rthport
Laossags electric ears are equipped
= .sA ai9*se for TIE winter sEar1e
fas ballding Of the Beaton HAsbor
stlsF sorks has h>en comQlsted.
Prison sunday, OctolsF %. vill be
generally observed a. over ths State.
Eaikaska county 5 gong y buid a
Zee brick la1 vita al TIE modern eoa-
Fsuseuses.
ins AonEcalm County -uuday-school
t9nFenlou . Co * nel1 at EdmoEe,
October sO aad 81.
The next meeting OF the Michigan
Schooimtster = tluo vii be held AZ
Am AEDof. November I
Ia grppe Is getl.nga start at Lansing
uperDfrudeut tfoBeF. Of the Reform
Seaooi, is .ll lu bed VITA &c.
Eddie Bensiiaek. aged Il wears, was
oaugDt py seit la stamp mlil at
Lake L.uasn Thursday and instantly
aided.
John sharp, a Lansing saloonist i
Luder arrest Tor selling LIQUOR a. a
yoang s.fL The grl Was help!e,sly
Cf4uk
fiTe horses belonging 70 the breeding
ralib-san4rnt Oh Oeorge Ca0rlte, Of
leou tity, have died from the rayages
baeiiii Anthrax wlta.n a week.
Rev. g.. G.. Elliott. a well-knowu
Methodist minister, died very suddenly
yesterday mOrulgg At his farm. near
bosagiAc. tie had been around the
house and barn aud was vel IS ever.
lie was sitting IN hls chair and tell over
dead.
Thursday evening at Alpena IS
Matte Moulton, a young mss of IA
years, was vl-itiug at the residence OF
Mr.. Beeoe. Harry Beebe began fOOling
with rifle that he supposed was not
loaded, when the weapon was dis
Charged. The ball penetrated the girls
head, and death was instantaneous.
Mrs Richard Link, wife Of we'll
known farmer living rear Coldwater,
committed suicide by hanging herself
IN an outdoor cellar last Saturday, the
body not being found until SUNDAY.
The room was so low that she was COM
pelled 20 hold up her feet while she
slowly strsnsled. She had been in poor
health for some time. She was so
Years OF age aud left a husband and
four children. No reason is known for
the rash act.
Mrs. Joseph Froehlick and Miss
DOcrsam received serious injuries in a
runaway at Adrian Thursday. Miss
DOersman had her left arm broken
near the elbow. and her side and thigh
were very badly bruised. Mrs. Froeh-
lick was thrown out on her head and
shoulders. and besides SUSTAINING severe
internal injury, suffered a terrible cut
IN the vicinity OF the lett ankle, the
hone being lRl0 completely bare from
the front of the limb clear around to
the hack. The other occupants OF the
carrisge, Miss Froehlick, baby and a
trunk, escaped uninjured.
Michigan pensions: Original - VIII
lam ;. Clark. Somerset Center; Session
II. Curtiss. McCords; Harvey Harper,
Grangeyille Mills; Charles F. Decamp,
Bunker Hill; John Eaton, Grand Rap
Ids; James Haynes, Quincy: John VI.
Helm, Ferry; Eugene Barrett, Carson
City; Charles BrOckway, Somerset Gen.
ter; Gottteit Assenheimer. Fredonla:
George Fisk. TOmpkins: Edward b.
COthnherry. Grand Rapids. Increase
John NanvOorhees, Saginaw; John An
CUR, Detroit; CALVIN ;. Vlnlng, Lake
view; John II. stevens, Hhlman;
Alden d. Carpenter, Chelson; Will
ham Chambers, Hope; Henry
Nsndercook, Petersburg; Thomas
Kline, Clifford; John c. Fleischer,
ovid; Hiram Brown. Newaygo; George
W. Brown. Fenwlck; Emery A. Wood,
Benton HsrbOr; oliver L. Henderson.
ButtOn; Francs kingbury, Deerfeld:
Wm. Wood. Au sable; John G. Conklin,
Detroit; Henry J Trupp. Detroit; Caleb
III. COnklin. Bellevue; RnInsldOS. How
ard. Benton. Reissue-Genrge e. Nor
ton. OskemOs. Andrew Hicks. Romeo.
Reissue and mcrease-Dynnis II. OdeI.
Inlay. Ouginal-Janc j., widow Of
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