Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
MATTERS m MICHIGAN.

Maaton nov hAs al ASSOCIATION q
r. al.
los . selling for o. per 80 81 fs-s-
srss Cay.
Bay CITY dealers a.se already doubled
tae pFlcS u &C.
Laasag used q. 100. 90 galloas Of
water IA March
A poetofhes Ezs been established Al
Cairns, Clare county.
The honsAxus ID. Z. charch Il hold
ing revival nsetsags nisntly.
A nambsf II ass volaaass are ~ &c
addsc - TIE L4sDcn grange Ans2Ey.
Geo. Alger has d0aatsd 800 tor TIE
desGltute sansFsEs Of south DAkots-
Beldinz brothers nassss0 - locate
. nss factory "A Eelclng every year
anti 1850.
y. W. Sans, TIE nesly appointed
Keeper Of the Mecosta county house
n4s entered upon his duties.
Tue AeshodIsts Of Eaton Rapids Will
build 4n 4ddlton - their enuEen and
beautlfy tee sditce IA various ways
The Kalamazoo Baptist college had
over one hundred students before the
recent fracas. IL now has twenty-five.
The mischleyoas small boys Of Iona
have trescoed the front ct the Gerinan
Evangelical Church Win decaying hen
frulL
There are fourteen women and two
men csndI dates for divorce AZ the pres
eat term OF the circuit court st Mar
shall.
Emma and Lizzie Young, the two
young battle Greek women, are on trial
at Marshall for the murder Of an illegi-
tinlaIe baby
The 2-year-old son OF y. p. Corrigan,
of Bay CITY, swallowed two ounces OF
carb0lic acid the other day and died
from It's effect.
John Johnson has been missing since
last December. Thursday his body
was found floating under the railroad
bridge at MuskegOn.
M!llman, the would be wife murder
er, sill have has examination next
Wednesday. lie IS N Jail at Grand
Haven without bail.
The Manistee x Northeastern railroad
Is 10 Dc built 70 Carp Lake, Leelanaw
county, t.Is summer. and a force OF
graders has been working on the line
about al winter.
A Mt. Clemens man lost his pocket
book containing $40 on Tuesday.
Everybody saw the purse on the side
walk, nut supposed It was an April fool
loke, and the loser got around IN time
10 recover II. Does he believe in April
L. Well. rather.-Daroi. Journal.
Abouttwo weeks ago gang of toughs
entered the saloon OF George Hayes, at
Port Huron. After getting drunk two
of the men N ade al attempt at crlmi-
nal assault on Mrs. Hayes, who =
ceeded IN fighting them of. She died
from the effects of the struggle Tues
day. IL Is not known who the men
were.
Geo. T. Smith is IN receipt of an
order for purifiers, dust collectors and
roller mills from a gentleman IN Con-
stantinople, Turkey. He has about
completed arrangements 10 manu-
factare the machines, and expects TO
erect and equip large factory on the
Fast SIDE before the summer Is over
Jaeks0B CitiscE.
The body of Kate Shiboskey, an
Indian woman who lived alone with
her two children near Newaygo, was
found dead in the house, Sunday. She
had apparently been dead some days.
The neighboring Indians took the body
10 another house and the authorities
were not notified until Thursday. Foul
play is suspected, and there will be An
investigation.
Ashley Cooper, a White Oak tramp,
when refused lodging as the farmhouse
OF Mr. Kapp, near Whitmore lake,
Wednesday night, threw rocks at IN G
house. Mr.. Kapp's l5-year-old son
tbereupon fred a load of birdshot into
Cooper and then broke the stock of his
gun over the tramp's head. Cooper.
who is not seriously wounded, IS in jail
at Ann Arbor.
Michigan pensions: Original invalid
Lewis Define, Ellsworth: Freeman
Morse, Leroy; Thomas Quay. 81. Clair;
Joseph Leary, Battle Creek; Robert W.
Northrop, Alpena: Jacob Mosler, Ham
ilton; Vincent Z. Clark, Jesse Monroe,
Bennington; Marcus II. Mccoy, Grand
vile; Robert J. Gardner, Plaiutield;
Arnold Freeman, Cedar Run; James r.
Pckney, Fenton; EiiZer B. Holmes,
Graud Haven; Charles n. Westfall
deceased Albion: David Brooks, Car
son City. Increase-John ". Nsnlent,
Kendall; JOSIAH Ciough, Vermontville;
VIM. Hatfield; FsrNell: Enos +. Curtis,
Charlotte; Charles Valentine, Ovid;
Henry Bignal. Mason; Charles Schut-
tier, Reese; I notify p. Bewley, Breeds
vile; Charles Nroman, VIcksburg; John
Clements. Big Rapids; David Wood
berry. Desrfield; Joseph W. Norris, Yer.
nOh; Robert p. Means, kalamazoo
Jerome Burnes, Springport; jesse Har-
rsOn, CassopOlis; Aaron Z. kocher.
Marshall. Original widows, etc. -
Mahala, mother OF Lewis c. Jackson
Dundee: Christine, widow OF Ch T
Schnerle, Trenton; Mary f., widow OF
Charles +. Lacy, Detroit; Sarah A.
widow OF Edrick A. Ferris, Jackson
Esther G.. Smith, mother Of George
Gamble, Warren.