The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-04-16
The following Michigan pensions
have been granted:

Origtnal-John Ulch, Battle Creek Andrew j.
Moore. Port Huron Thomas Hnnley. Tecumseh /;
Henry r. Stron ,. GrNenyiil'; navy sayles h.
May, Oltvet Albert Cam )-.n' Psntecost John
nj. BENJAMIN. Cedar fu W. shinBton Pieics,
Galesburg Oscar n. B-ssev. int Albert DEM
ing. FairAell Edwin IA n. rska; navy
Robert Il. Babe ia son; Vim. ii. Ran
som, 81. JOHNS; Ro,,aizo J.. smart. East
liveron; Lewis - line. Ellssorth Free
man Morse To liov; Thomas shay. st.
CLAIR; Joseph Leary' Battle Creek; Robert w.
Vincent T.. Clark. Cob Moo Sa; jesse Monroe.
Bennngton John W. van Lent, kendall Mar
Gus II. Mccoy. Grandviiie: Robert j. 6ardn, r.
Planhed; VIM. H. Scott. Grand Rapids Arnold
Freeman Cedar Run James r. Pinckney Fen
ton; Elizur B. Holmos. Grand Haven; Chas. H.
Westfall deceased Albion; David Brooks
Carson City; John Clark, Verona Mills /;
Phines Disbrow. Eaton Rapids; Alphonso NJ
Master deceased, Lansing; Horny Il. Davis
Cheboygan John Forces, Port Huron; Andrew
Il, stora.ion and Increase-wm. J. Ecker
Lowell
Increase-Charles Norman. vicksburg Josiah
Clough. Nermontville; William Ratified, Far
well Enos L. Curtis, Charlotte; Charles VAL
entine. Ovid; Henry Bignal: Mason; Charles
Schnettler, Reese limo ny =. Bewley, Breeds
Vile John Clements. Big Rapids David Wood
berry. Deerheld; Joseph w. Morris, Vernon !;
Robert p. Means, kalamo; Jerome Burns
spripgport Jesse Harrison Cassopolis; Aaron
f. Kocher, Marshall; Chas II. Penoyer. Mount
Morris; Martin Bradshaw, Tekonsha; VIM
stringer, Benton Harbor; James Tqrnbul
Green, ST. Louis Myron NJ. Comstock, Wheat
land; VIM. George, Bronson Ralph
ssorieo Flushing coySn W Nad
Chas. Delsle, Marine City; Elijah b. Dodge
Caro-; Elisha III Kelley Canton Nicholas
baker. Detroit Horace II, Kinds, shelby; Mar
tin l.. Skillman, Mt. Clements; Christopher
Shaw, Clio; Joshua Bishop. Paw Paw; George
w. zinlmerman, Ithaca solomon Zimmerman
Niokeryville; Cyrus Il. Snyder, Howell George
Reissue-Marcus Buell., Alaska; John W. Niles,
Breedsville Jehial L. AXtoll, Deerfeld; Reuben
Cole, Coldwateri Thomas y. Hoagland, Balch {;
son Ebin Plat, Grand Rapids; Peter Lovanger
Vassar.
Original Widows, etc.-Sarah A., widow OF
John c. Jordan, Sand Beach; Lucy NJ, widow
of Chas. p. Buck, Three Rivers Mahala, mother
OF Lewis &. Jackson. Dundee; Christine, widow
OF Christian Schnerle, Trenton; Mary E.,widow
OF Charles +. Lacy, Detroit; Snrah A., widow
of Edrick A. Ferris, Jaci son Esther q. Smith,
mother OF George Camille, Warren Emily f..
widow OF VIM. II. Ware, Chesaning; Rebecca,
widow OF Ebenezer Barrett. Portland Mary A,
widow of Nathan II. Shernan Reading.
Mexican Surviyors-Ira w. Barlow, sheridan
Governor Luce has issued the follow
ing Arbor Day proclamation:
Custom makes it my duty, and the future en-
joyment OF others my pleasure. 10 again pro-
claim Arloc / az follows: For all that part
of the State lying south Of the north line OF Ma
son, Lake, Osceoia, Clare, Gladwin aud Arenac
Counties, Friday April II. and for all that Ior-
ton OF the State lying north OF said line, Friday,
Nav 2
Few OF our real enioyments and blessings have
come alone.thrOugh our own efforts, but rathG r
have been seeds planted and wntered by others,
aud whose ripened fruit has fallen NJ our feet
Nothing is nearer II Us than the future COM
fort happiness and character OF our children.
The formative periods OF their lives will much
of il be passed mid tie surrounding of the
school-house. SO much depends upon the silent,
molding influences about childhood and youth,
that, upon the days named, l most earnestly
commend the remembrance OF the school
grounds and their improvement.
As far as possible may appropriate exercises
be held by pupils, and let them be associated
with the planting OF trees by patrons and off,
GERS. The reward may not be yet, but IL will be
abundant and reflect gratitude in other years.
The Supreme Court, upon assembling
in Lansing for the April term, devoted
the first day to memorial eulogies of the
late Justice Campbell. The chambers
were crowded with members of the Mchi-
gan bar, and addresses were made by ex-
Governor Blair, Chief Justice Champlin,
Attorney General Huston, Justices Long,
Grant. and Morse, Judges Graves, Brown,
Marston, Millard. and Moore. and a num-
Der of leading attorneys. Judge Chris
tiaucy, ex-United States Senator, who
was for years Campbell's associate on the
supreme bench. attempted to speak also,
but was completely overcome by his emo
ton.
AT Lansing the Central Baptist m n
listers conference adopted resolution
calling upon the Trustees of Kalamazoo
College to thoroughly investigate the
recent trouble between the students and
faculty.
Jacob Wurster, of Chelsea, Washte-
nav County, cut his throat and abdomen
with razor, then shot himself near the
heart, and took paris green. He put the
razor in a trunk, hid the revolver under
the bed, and patiently waited for the
poison to take effect. He is dead.
Governor Luce has appointed Ed
ward Cahill, of Lansing, and a member
OF the State Advisory Pardon Board, to
succeed the late Judge Campbell on the
Supreme bench. More than a score of
eminent attorneys were urged for the
place, which the Governor rendered 10
Benton Hanchett, OF Saginaw. The lat
ter declined for personal reasons. Ed
ward Cahill, the appointee, was born in
Kalamazoo in ls43. His father was o
tanner. Young Cahill learned the print
er's trade, and in 1862 enlisted in the
Eighty-Rinth Illinois Infantry. He af-
terward raised company of colored
troops and came ont of the service in
1855 as captain. He was admitted to
the bar in 1866, and prscticed law in Chi
cago from 1871 to 1878. He has lived in
Lansing during the last sixteen years, and
has twice been elected prosecuting at
torney. He has had marked success in
cases before the Supreme Court.
AT the Port Huron Catholic Church
the her evening. when the congregation
was made up largely of women and chill
dren, the trimmings around the altar
caught FIRE. Father Van Lauwe told the
worshipers that while there was no great
danger they should leave the church,
and they did so hurriedly but without
accident. The fire department was called