Telegram-herald., 1890-03-29
MATTERS N MICHIGAN.

Fs1-ug ~ torch Lga1 = nov - order
a. Ealcn Rapids.
sleloy ca 10 saloons, but WHISKY
cleets ass the same.
Tie lresceas MIS- a. Fremont have
started ~ Tor tae seasCD-
Ihsre e WaF beLWeel zee Detroit doc
tore and -ls retsl 1Elggsts.
Farmers "a lae vicinity II Howard
tl-F are Deco m-lg interested "a tne tAx
industry
ttteen Eomen Ee4e ARA gned in tbe
betllll police c04Tf, Thursday, tx be-
- drunk
The saa-mll department % the Nan
ce-onA OFa- Is ood Dish factory has
started lp.
Pealwaters water works system =
e.1c.elt, and rates O. consumers are
remarkably low.
The Zoeilners have rece we'd a waite
cap letter, threatening death, and are
ariy scared % death lu consequ ence-
The coloEed mea Ut Battle Greek have
organized the Calhoun County Flotec-
f.Fe League, AUXILIARY ~ ne state
League
Mrs. VIM. McMannes was Instantly
kled Thursday by a passenger tram
whe crossing the Lake shore road At
Aduau.
Charles Wyman, oil White Cloud, viii
furnish = factory Nlth fuel free of
charge u one viii be- located near AIS
planning mlI.
Three Rivers has a Jack the Kisser
DE wears long gray 0vercOat aud cap
and s unusually terY.d ia nls Cs.uiaL-
oly demonstrations.
Nj. and Mrs. Paul Dodge, Of Hos
peu2, have buried ten children with n
tae last few years. Four OK them die4
az &. pntaera recently.
James Maekem u boring for water a.
tllri struck "a vein Of natural gas.
Expert. from the OaiJ frlt have been
seat Tor % test the supply
a lJae soa of samuel Fulton, OF I'M
lay CITY, drank a quantity az hard
cider "Wednesday H. was taken with
cOusuls.Oas and died ia the evening.
Ous Johnson. cage tender, was
dashed % nis death by the cage falling
% tne bottom OF the shaft at II,
Mountain Thursday. The rope broke.
Measles have become so common ia
Greenulle that children from injected
homes are not forbidden 90 attend
school. The disease : in quite mid
form.
Frank Johnson. fresh from the lum-
Der camps, went or spree At Mo, and
ended up n jail. H made a rope from
tine blankets IN i.is cell ana hung HIM
self 20 the grated door. where his body
was tOund by the sheriff Thursday.
Alfred Herrick. having recently ac-
cepted q position with the Fox Machine
Company. or Grand Rapids, as pattern
maker. removed with his family 20
that city t0day.-Battis Creek Journal.
r0e body of Fred Nos, who was
drowned in the river at Grand Haven
two months ago, mas been found ut the
mouth Of Pigeon creek, about ten
miles south OF the city. 1t was in a
good state of preservation.
Abram Armstrong, Jr., and Eugene
NOungs, both drunk. quarrelled about
woman Wednesday night at Monta-
que. Armstrong drew q razor and in
i.lcted fatal cash on IOungs, cutting
the back Of the neck 10 the hone. Arm
strong has a wife.
The proceedings of the eighth annual
conference OF the Association OF COuu-
~ Agents and convention OF the Board
az Corrections and Charities, held AZ
Detroit, December aud 10, 1892, nave
been published u pamphlet form and
contain much that IS OF genera. inter-
est
The Board of Supervisors of Hills
dale county have made arrangements
for u settlement With Ieagley, the de-
faulter. Mr.. Ieag.ey is % pay the
county $500 u fuli. and he and his
boudsmen are 20 bc released from
further liability for h.s wrong dong or
mlsappr0 prat.on OF funds.
benjamin BucSnell an East Saginaw
market gardener, attempted suicide by
shooting himself, March 3. Tho bullet
entered the Jaw aud cams out near d @
eve. He recovered. Thursday ma
ing his dead body was found susy nj 4
by WIRE the barn. lie was - ye.i9.
Old. and leaves a Wife but 10 children.
Whisky and hard times
a water power canal meeting was
held no tine 500, Wednesday evening.
and $4,000 secured for the compile
ton of the work. Capitalists ave con-
tgactci for 30.0-h0r-e power aud VIII
erect the largest pulp and paper plant
u tle world Other captain SIS have
contracted for 3000-1orsc power more.
Work wilt begin at once. The canal
VIII be- completed and the pulp mill
running by Nay 81, ls3l.