Telegram-herald., 1890-08-20
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

Hastings : - have : tfQ<zlag GlAslnee.
Benton HasboE hAs = water aeloa
club.
saginaw Is shipping 1909 barrels Of
- day.
ne tbresher Is noW getting Il ha
perfeSt NoFk.
Tie West Bay ciy Post i 70 have a
fne new press.
Blstehford KAvsnagh is singing At
Maekinao Island.
Three deaths BY diphther.a near
BeileVllie recently.
A wonderful arses.an MEL has been
struck AZ Ann ArDor.
There Was a light frost 81 Grand
Haven. Monday morning.
Toe electro road 10 Masksgon
Heights Is nearly completed.
The three children OF JOAN Rossette.
Of West Bay City, are III VITA infiamnaa-
ton VI the lungs,
The National Loan ana investment
Co.. OF Detroit, have opeaed an Office
IA Nest Bay City.
Theodore Calkins, Of Traverse City,
= stu ia hoe Tor refusing 10 satisfy the
curiosity OF the census man.
Henry Larochelle, IA years old, was
kicked by vicious horse AZ Marquette,
sunday, and will probably die.
ishpeming wants a military company
and they propose 20 eiecl 4 legislator
Who wlI "hil the long-feit-" etc.
Big Rapids expects some sort OF a
ncw manufacturing concern soon, but
tEoy are too bashtul 10 tel what Il j.
iIst yet.
The body of Herman Keuss. drowned
in Devils lake about two weeks ago.
came 10 the surface and was found
Monday.
The Hawley saw-mll, an $50 900
piaut, has begun OPERATIONS az Mar
quette. IL VIII cut 25,Oe0 geo feet OF
pine this season.
Brakeman C. d. Keillor. of the Mich
igan Central, lost an arm and suffered
internal injuries while attempting 10
board the cars at Detroit, Monday.
The first of the four sentry boxes on
the new wall about the Marquette
prison, Is now beng finished. There
will be four OF these boxes, one on each
corner.
After fight Of year the Common
Council of Bay City, Monday night.
passed an ordinance by vote of rs 10
admitting the West Bay City Electric
Railway 10 Bay City.
Joseph II. wilkins. of Oa-at-ka
Beach, wants Bay county to neal him
with ten thousand one dollar bills for
injuries alleged to have been received
from an officer who arrested hun Au-
gust :.
James Morden. the head of a large
family IN Port Huron, fell on broken
sidewalk and fractured his spine, the
result beng that both his legs are per-
manently paralyzed. He has sued the
city for $4,000 damages.
Two daughters of W. II. Slocum. of
Mcdonald station, Van Bu~en county,
left home several weeks ago to pick
berries, but failed to return. and tie
most thorough search has failed to dis
cover their Whereabouts.
Rev. y. A. Saxton died Monday of
cancerous tumOf of the abdomen at
tached to the left hip and back. A post
mOrtem was held. TIE deceased was a
captain III the Eight Michigan Cavalry.
At the time of his death he was I'm
charge Of the UnIversaist Church at
Marshal.
For the fifth time recently death Wis
tied the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Flnlayson, of Muskegon, taking their
last child. Three of the other children
died Of diphtheria, the disease which
saddened the household by taking the
last sunbeam.
Mrs. Henry y. Dustin, of Msnistee,
crazed with neuralgia pain. waded out
into Lake Michigan and was drowned
Sunday night. The body was found
the next morning on the beach. Mrs.
Dustin was very prominent in church
and temperance work and society. and
was very much devoted to her hus band.
She was 43 years old, and leaves no
children. The remains were taken
this evening TO Burlington, VT.
On Friday last colored patient at
the Pontiac asylum escaped from his
attendant and made his way through a
cornfield belonging to a farmer named
George Bird. The attendant called TO
Bird, who was at work in the field. 10
stop the man. While attempting to do
so and before the attendant came up.
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