Telegram-herald., 1890-03-05
MATTERS N MICHIGAN.


DetEor's counsel Gals for ss3z, SIS AZ
tn.s year.
A dental college : - be established
a. bAy SlEy.
Detroit neWsboys are " have = grand
banquet On May 8
seven inch lee nov being taken
ffom Ausxegoa axe.
over 500 STUDENTS slli attend tins term
a. the Agriculture. College.
There are plenty Of wiid ducks in
Atfil : laAe, Lea44ee county.
Mlskegon confidently expects a
Guiding Dcom the coming season.
Musksg0n = considering the project
q free-text books "a tie city schools.
Veterinary surgeon Haynes. OF Jack
sou, lad a 400 case Of instruments
stolen Saturday night.
The tot4l water t4x at Jackson the
past year . SIS, coo, over 1900 more
tlA2 Tor TIE previous year.
The Vienna Cheese Factory Assoeia-
ton OF Censsee county, was incorpor-
ated last week NTH a capital OF $1,000.
Three BOY prisoners made their es-
cape from the Wayne county jail Mon
day night. sawed bars, knOtted blank
cts and feet legs aided them.
Belding business men are talking Of
a. outlet % Chicago va Hastings and
Kalamazoo. Tbs vii require about
fourteen miles OF new road two OF which
are already graded.
The Michigan Recrtit, :. OF V. or
gan has been started at CasnOyla. j.
T.. y. IA More. past captain, Camp 100,
and Fred y. Eide, tlrst sergeant, are
the editors and publishers.
Mrs n. ;. Russell, OF Adrian, wife Of
Lena@ee county periutendent Of
CHARITIES, and mother of Mrs. G. ;.
Hampton, or PerOskey, vas stricken
with paralysis saturday morning. Her
condition . cTitical.
A l6-year-old boy and a 15-year-Old
girl were brought before the Jackson
chef OF police sunday night az the in
stance Of the giris father, charged with
improper conduct. They were released
On a promise 20 behave themselves.
A hand of gypsies has been begging
al Battle Creek. Their poverty-stricken
appearance excited much sympathy,
which, however, was chilled when II
was discovered that the gypsies were
carrying away about $1,000 cold cash.
The Oid-ume practice Of red ink can
collation. III the matter OF back tax
entrys, has received a severe setback
n Detroit. The city clerk has discov-
cred that the taxes on SIX lots for So,
's3 and S4 have been cancelled by some
Interested party.
Thomas Lee. of Negaunee, got drunk,
and while having lots of fun just out
SIDE q saloon, had MS skull crushed.
He WILL probably die. Anthony Dou-
ger, proprietor of the place. and John
stevens, who accompanied Lee to the
house, are charged with the assault.
party of young people were skating
on Pine river, near ST. CLAIR, Monday
evening. when four of them broke
through the ice. A young man named
Henry Lewis made an effort 10 save a
young lady. and lost his own life by
beng drowned. The body was rescued
promptly, and the other skaters We're
rescued.
James Foreman, formerly of Mid
land, shot himself N MS bedroom at
MS home in Meredith. When Mrs
Foreman hurried into the bedroom, she
found her husband sitting on the side
OF the bed. He said TO her: "E lie,
have shot myself. | am afraid that |
have made bad JOB of It. The ball
glanced" He seemed quite cool.
Very soon he became unconscious and
died in the morning.
Michigan pensions granted: Original.
invalId-Evander L. Caldwell, Kalama-
ZOO. Increase-Lovewell l.. Irish
Mason; Gilbert A. RhOades, Greenville;
John j. Mickle, Reading; William d.
Wilmington. Adrian: samuel A. Coon,
Ionia; Milton CT. Smith. Clare; Abram
Heaton, Kalamazoo; Chauncey T..
Baker, Ypsilanti; Reuben J. Martin,
Bellaire; Martin V. Buchanan, Benton
Harbor; stephen Marvin, sun. Re
Issue-Charles Reynolds, California.
Original, widows, etc.-Matue l.,
widow of John Huxley, Owosso; Ach-
sab, widow of Jacob Eddy, Vandalia;
Ophelia, widow of John Char, Union
City; Lucy, mother of Alfred Baldwin,
LeonIdas.