The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-06-04
Michigan pensions
hive been granted:

N. j..
Jas. Plunkett, Alpena; Elijah Hammond, Chel-
sea; Henry q. Daniels, Kalamazoo; Jas. l..
Dowd, Williamson; Adam Hover Coldwater
Grand Rapids Theo. Boucher Monominee
De Witt c. Shattuck, Maryland Richard
Wells, Hastings 0has ID. Stevens. De-
troit: Anthony Perkins (deceasedl, Hopkins
Chas. Miller IT. Johns station Henry Bur
nett, Grand Rapids Andrew r. Ames Bellevue
Jeremiah ID. Davidson, onondaga; jeremiah
w. Thompson, Grand Rapids WILDER Il. Ten.
ney, Kalamazoo; James l.. Royce, Blanchard:
Geo. B. sherman Lyons; Andrew knicker.
bocher. Otisyille Henry Van Houghton, 1.-Two
mia Center Charles stewart, Union City John
:. Stout. Marshall; Thomas Adams Birming-
ham; Francis NJ. White. South Fairfield
Hiram smith, Redheld; VIM. Roberts, Grand
Rapids Soldiers Home); Hilem Branch. st.
Louis
Increase-John w Taylor vassar; Edward
Wagner. Mendon Jacob 5. Jones' Paris John
w. Letter, Allegan; Henry Rood, Mount Glenn
ems Rudolph Perry. billiards Newell Hicks,
Lawrence VIM. Easick, Lafayette; Geo. Il.
Matthew Harris. Manton Nathaniel Wires, St
Louis Robt. f. Potts, Holly; Benz. Hulce,
Grand Ledge Henry II. Cutler Freeport; Chas.
h. Graham. Eau Claire; Solomon Smith. Cold
water Lewis Washington, Adrian; Aldrich
Townsend. East Jordan; Cyrenus Cham
berlin. Eastport; Peter Rassatt Loomis
Robert &. Covell. Buchanan; Jackson
Vallean, Kibbie Oscar ID. Lason. Benton
Harbor Edward G. Gilbert. Petersburg; Geo.
Perkins, Millett; Eli Sancraint, Crosse Isle
John Wagner. Caro- Oscar T. Halsted, Owosso
Gilbert Foster Browne Centre Lemuel Lowe,
Breedsville Peter Baker south Grand Blame
Henry n. Brodock, Douglas; Julius Henry,
Sherwood Christopher G. Juckett Tekonsha
John II. Morey, Quincy James l.. Miller, Coral
James McGinn, Marshall; James kimball,
Flanders David h. Smith, Gobleville; Dan
ford Daggett Bangor; George w. Pray, Du
Plain
Reissue-wm. T. King, Reading navy Robert
f. Beebe, Jackson jacob w. Smith. Ovid VIM.
Oness, Unien City; John A. Tubbs, Ovid VIM.
w. Sweet, Lawrence.
Reissue and Increa se-Thomas Crazy, Smiths
Greek Augustus Buman, onondaga.
Original Widows Etc.-Alinors OF John Wep-
per, Saginaw City and Salzburg Nina Holman,
former widow OF John Wepper. salzburg;
Cassie j., widow OF A. j. Buffnam, Cold
water NJ. widow OF {. Dawley, Rockford.
-Escanaba wants blast furnace, and
the Mirror speaks right out and says
there isn't enterprise enough in the town
TO build one.
A thief went into widows barn at
An Sable the other night and MIXED her
COW. The next morning the widow found
pocket book containing Sl.l7 in the
stable, and has advertised for the thief
TO bring ack her milk and get his money.
There are over 1850 men employed in
the planning mills and box factories of
among them. The Woodworker's Union
have asked for a reduction of working
hours in the mills an factories. They
want nine-hour day without reduc-
ton of wages. The employers will not
concede this.
Secretary Greene, OF the Michigan
Pioneer and Historical Society, has is
sued n programme of the sixteenth an
null meeting. which is to be held n the
Senate chamber at Lansing. June IL and
IL. Besides an address by President
Poppleton, of Birmingham, and the rou-
tine business of the society, a large num-
Der of historical papers will be read.
George +. Cutter. of Ionia. W IL have
charge of the Sunday-school assembly at
Bay View this summer.
-Bonsfeld IL Co 5 big woodenware
factory, recently burned at Bay City, will
be rebuilt.
Capt. II. j. Lutes, of Ontonagon, was
suffering from a severe clse of domestic
infelicity. He cured it by shooting him
self through the head.
Isaac Mcmillan, employed at Sample
& Camps mill. Saginaw, was caught in
the betting and suffered injuries that will
probably result in his death.
Work is be ng pushed ON Marquette s
new opera house.
Thara 10 suAic ian. ha,,Ioc1. l., ~ -;
cinity of Alpena TO stock tannery for
fifteen years, and q Pennsylvania firm
will start such an enterprise in the bus
thing young city.
The farmers are complaining of too
much rain. This complaint comes from
all parts Of the State.
There are 43O prisoners at the Ionia
Reformatory.
-Patrick Donohue fell from a load of
logs near Alpena, and was dead when
found. 1t is supposed that he was drunk,
and falling upon his face WAS unable 70
turn over and smothered.
David Sovey, brakemeu on the
Michigan Central, was instantly killed
near Kawkawlin by a collision of two
log trains. lie leaves a widow in West
By City.
Dominica Ginglia, Mat Scholar,
Michael Bachor and Joseph Genesir,
miners, were killed by fall of rock at
the South Hecla mine. Another miner
was severely injured, but he will live.
The important Michigan items in the
river and harbor appropriation bill are:
Harbors at Charlevoix and entrance to
Pine Lake. $1,000; at Frankfort, $40, 900;
Grand Haven, so, 900; harbor of refuge
at Grand Marais. S5O,OO0 Manistee,
$4,000; Black Lake, S5,0OO Monroe,
$1,000; Muskegon. $4,000; Ontonagon.
! So 900; Pentwater, $4,000; Portage
Lake, $1,000; SAM Beach, SO, 900; St
Joseph, $4,000; South Haven, 1000;
White River. $1,000; Marquette. $685.
900; Thunder Bay, S., 500; Petoskey,
for breakwater and harbor of refuge
$4,000. Surveys are ordered for con-
tinuous channel on the American side OF