The true northerner., 1890-05-28
The following Michigan pensions
have been granted:

q. Burns, stanton; Jesse Bradigan. Martin !;
Henry a.. Porter, Battle Creek samuel d.
Smith. Painwell; Herman Wolf, Port Huron
Charles NJ. Dustin, Dundee Joseph Monmuller,
Duncannon; VIM. $. Good Phila: Henry N.
John Brown, Concord; Newell j. Kellogg S.
Boardinan; Free man IL. Dart. Grand kai fds /
Henry Decker Jackson; Henson Simpson
Theodore D. Burgess, Holt Timothy II. Hill,
Kingsley stephen >. Draper, Npslanti; Silas
W Currier, Corunna; Thomas HOLES kemus
Wm. d. Everdon, Crawford Frannis Granger.
Jr., Coldwater; Peter A. II R1hrbaeker. Byron (;
Michael Fisher Cressys Corners Francis NJ.
Buck cone Almefoh hhapp. larson Sityi
Henry James, Layton Corners George King
Mt. Clemens; Hugh Johnson Dorr; Chas. w.
Hooker, Grand Rapids; Chas. II. Stowe
Bancroft; Lbenezor B. Partridge, Adrian .
james A. Grunes. Niles Chas. d. Hooper
Lawton; Theodore Hansen. Detroit; New.
ton Cavilee, Grand Rapids; sherman Allen
Parkhurst, Hamiltoni VIM. A. Downs, Ros.
common Washington Brott, Kent City Jack
son r. Myers, Jackson; Lorenzo ID. Fond.
Mount Pleasant Silas Il. Call Monroe Center
Benz. Ross, Detroit; Henry George, Reading
Jas. sullivan, Stanton Merritt Halock. How.
ard City; CLANCY Molcott, North Pennington
lncrease-John w. Currier, Ienz Isaac Hail.
Detroit; Elias NJ. lngling, Dowagiae; John
Wall. Pinconning; Nathan &. G.. Ashley. Van
derbilt; Himebrick Tyler, Covert Ira Harrng
ton, Jr., North Adams Cyrus Pettengill, Ban
field John Il. Oterhout, Britton; James r.
Sharp, Ashland Confer; Edwin n. Phelps, KEN
dali Milton Velzy, CEDAR Springs; George w
Retssue-George l. Simns) s)n, Fowlerville; ;
William A. Marin, 1hayer; Porter J.. Harris
New Haven h +. Partridge, BAY City Il. T..
Barnes Bancroft William l.. Stearns Midland
Jared X. Armstrong Battle Creek
Reissue and Increase-John Il. Smith. Dundee :
Albert ID. Stout, Alpena, John II. Matthews,
Volinia.
Restoration and Increase Henry Dimon, De
Ciple; Leonard II. Morse, Lyons.
Original Widows, Etc.-Eunice NJ. Frink
mother of William Maynard, Olivet; Mary f..
widow of Joseph II. Gillett Nassar; minors of
Asa p. Merritt, Charlotte; Oiilla, willow OF Will
son l.. Messenger. Olivet; CLARA S., widow OF
Augustus NJ. Hodges, Memphis Mary NJ,
mother OF Daniel H. Ostrander, Kalamazoo
Celia, widow OF David Parkhurs. Hamilton
Louisa A.. widow of John w. Newman, Parma
lee; James father of William w. Sullivan,
William ston Maria Il widow of BENJAMIN r.
Lewis, Grand Rapids; Louisa, mother of Ly;
man Bates, Leonidas James NJ, iather OF
Francis Pelton. w. Carlisle; minors OF Friend
r. Church, Montague and Mitchell
Lansing telegram: The big grist of
apple atoms for State bount es now be-
ing received by the Board of Auditors in
cludes a large number of letters from
members of the Thirtieth Michigan In
fantry. This regiment numbered l,Ol0
men, and was organized in 1864 for guard
duty along the Detroit and ST. Clair
river 1t was never contemplated that its
members should go into service outside
the State, nd On order by Gov. Blair,
now on file in the military department,
and issued at the time of forming the
regiment, distinctly specifies that they
shall not be paid State bounties. There
fors none of the Thirtieth's mon are en-
titled to the benefits of the recent deci-
sion of the Supreme ourt.
bay City has adopted the Gamewell
fire alarm system.
i he Jackson mine, the oldest mine in
the Lake Superior district aud one of
the heaviest producers, is abol to pass
into the hands of an English syndicate.
Negotiations have been in progress for
several months. The news of the sale
will create general surprise in mining
circ es. The mine is locked at H., 900
shares of S2j each, but will be sold at the
rate of Sl2j Per share, making total of
: 800, 900. Three years ago it was con-
sidered that the mine had been pretty
well worked out, but 1t has maintained n
right along. and since Messrs. Wade.
Mitchell and Chisholm secured it the
Jackson has paid so per share on every
S2J share of stock. The magnitude of
the Jackson IN y be Judged from its out
Iut. which, mp 10 the beginning of the
present shipping season, amounted to
2,945, 250 tons.
Michigan patents: Isaac Adams,
West Leroy. straw stacker; James A.
Aiken, Jackson, combined chuck and bit
Alexander NJ. Bennett, Bellaire, ironing
board and support; William Bowman,
Battle Greek, carpet cleaning machine;
Hurlburt Brooks, Kalamazoo, vehicle
spring; Charles J.. Coffin, Detroit, cleo
trio welding; Anthony f. Cramer, Detroit,
brick machines; Anthony +. Cramer, De-
troit, hook bar for the mold delivery de-
vices of brick machines; Fred NJ. Dwell
ley, Jackson, reversing lever; Ralph A.
Jones, Detroit, speed indicator; John A.
Haley, Carson City, privy seat; Frank
Leduc, Detroit machine for driving guide
rods in wings of window screens; Frank
S. Madison. Grand Rapids, woodworking
machine; Frederick w. Rock, Detroit
car brake; Joseph NJ. Segur, Adrian, band
cornplanter; Charles w. Sbedd, Grand
Rapids, apparatus for m king vinegar;
Howard Sherman, Battle Creek, hose
hand clamp; Albert NJ. Spaulding, How
ardsville, gate; Clarencs G. Taylor, Ann
Arbor, forge tuyere; Francis J. Wood.
Green vile, mop wringer
Ann Arbor dispatch: The practical
joke which five members of the sopho-
more class last week perperated upon
Evans, the freshman toastma ster, aud the
consequent fction of the university facul-
ty in suspending the men implicated in
the matter, have given rise to many highly
colored sensational reports that place the
whole affair in false light. The facts in
the case are simply these: The plan of
kidnapping was conceived and carried
out IN most :noughtless and harmless
spirit. The FIVE men suspended are inti-
mate personal friends of the kidnapped