Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-25

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David Howell. n...................... 23,SOO
Member of the state Board Of Education.
David A Hammond. d............... 1sl 1872 1886
James M Ballou.. ..177,726
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James Powers. s...................... 1899
Justice Of the Supreme Court.
John W. McGrath.. .lel 66I- 4,644
coward Eyan 81, Canin. .....''..............lm 0zS
Noah w. CheeTer .................. @179
O'brien j. Atkinson; .............. MS53
First District--J. Logan Chapman, D., q, ,791
Hibbard Baker, r.. 1891.
seootid District.James 8. German, D., lc.47I !;
Edward p. Allen, r., II, ,666.
Third District-James O'Donnell, r., 16.679 ;
John w. Fletcher, D., II, ,2l6.
Fourth DistrIct--Julius G. Burrows, r., 1oO67 /;
George Il. Yaple, D., 15,G 3.
Fifth District Melbourne H. Ford, D.. 22,45l |;
Charles w. Watkins, r., 20, 1853.
sixth sixth District-Byron G. Stout D., 1910;
William Ball. r., 16 457.
Seventh District-Justin R. Whiting, D., a.
65S James 8. Ayres, r., Il, ,566.
., Eighth District-Henry NJ. Youmans. D., IT,
% Aaron 4. Bliss, r., II, ,15l.
Ninth District-Harrison H. Wheeler D., 49,
sSa byron M. Cutcheon, r 1874,
"a Tenth Ter District-Thomas A. E: Weadock, D.,
1921 Watts 8. Humphrey, r., l5,065.
Eleventh Dlstrict-Samuel M. Stephenson, r.,
1867 John Semer, D., IA, $40.
- Proposition for Constitutional Convention.
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A recent dispatch from Detroit says:
Three times In the past month has the
Detroit College of Medicine been broken
open and the bodies kept there 70. sci
entiflc purposes been shamelessly and
wantonly mutilated. Last Saturday
night the thing was repeated, and the
desecration was OF more disgusting and
repulsive character than ever before.
The bodies were rendered unfit for use.
Hands and feet were cut of, throats cut,
heads tossed about, the bodies ripped
up and the entrails scattered over the
floor, while the alley in the rear was
strewn with parts of the human an
atomy. Drs. Mulheron and Wright, of
the faculty, called a meeting and de-
manded an inve stigation. Suspicion rests
Oh John Croft, an Englishman of
considerable wealth. Croft swore
that he was miles away, but another
witness testified differently, and IL leaked
out that Drs. Parker and Wyman, of
the faculty, knew more about the case
than they had told. DIR. Mulheron
CALI ed on them to tell what they knew,
and they refused to say anything. A
very warm and personal discussion fol-
lowed, in which Drs. Mulheron and
Wright, who wanted the thing investi-
gated and the vandals expelled, resigned.
The learned doctors of the faculty called
each other pet names, and the affair
broke up I'm a general jawing match.
Medical circles are considerably disrupt
ed, but the majority support Mulheron,
and think 1t time to stop such wanton
THE Port Huron ferries carried 36s, 923
passengers during the season of 1890.
CAPT. DAVIDSON has SOS, 900 worth OF
new vessels building in his yards at
West Bay City.
BAY CITY salt-shippers are month
behind in their orders because the rail-
roads cannot get enough cars to them.
FRANKLIN MAYBURY, OF Quincy, cut
his throat with razor and died. He
was 81 years cd and had a competency.
WILLIAM BURT, an old and leading
citizen of Riley Center, st. Clair County, |
Is dead, aged 72 years.
WILKIE Woo is an Au Sable China
man who has married Miss LaPage, the |
daughter of reputable Frenchman. |
Mr.. Woo Is locating upon q farm in the |
woods of Altoona County.
A GENTLEMAN who has had opportun-
ty for investigating states that there is |
a good deal of moonshining of logs going |
On in Northern Michigan, and that large |
quantities OF timber are stolen by the |
settlers and sold to small shingle-mill |
operators, who do not inquire very closely |
IS to where the timber came from.
JAMES MURPHY of Bay City was killed
md horribly mangled by switch engine
backing down on him.
THE Fraternal Company of Home Pro-
tectors, sort Of benefit organization at
Port Huron, has 1000 members.
TIE Branch County Savings Bank has
Just opened its doors for business at
Coldwater.
THERE is not vacant store-room,
iwelling or building Of any kind in
Bellaire.
ALBERT BALDWIN, a laborer employed
n the Port Huron-Sarnia tunnel, was
1illed by steam shovel becoming un-
manageable and dumping a lot of clay
IN HIM
THE Randall PostofIice, Saginaw
,ountY, has been discontinued.
UNDER SHERIFF McPHEE OF Alpena,
vas bound from Detroit TO Ionia with a
prisoner named William Smith, when he
ell asleep and the prisoner got cR at
Holly. A reward of $40 is o1ered for
he recapture of the runaway.
WILLIAM WAGNER of Foreman, is q
'achelor and when he went away from
Iis farm for few days had no one TO
cave in charge except hired men. OF
curse they were not as careful rs they
mint no aud avhon ho Fofurnod no |
TODD q pile Of smoldering ashes, and his
arm looked just like H. He had no in-
urance and nothing was saved: .,-~