Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
MATTERS N MICHIGAN.


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Ice Is beng harvested at Charisyoix.
Hastings sill soen be hghtsd by slsc-
trieity.
The kaik2ska village election VII De
held NzFch 10.
The lanbef cut Of Muskegon in 1889
vas 50, 90 600 feet.
The Lapeer city carriage works have
been removed % Caro-.
Big Rapids has one case Of small -pox,
tae first n twenty years.
The kirnes recently gwen AZ Bay
City brought n 81 s570.50.
A stock company wants 70 build an
opera house at Lake Odessa
The Coldwater Cart Company has
m0rtgaged lfs plant Tor So BOO
PeJOskey citizens meet tomorrow 70
discuss plans for a new school house.
The Old settlers Will meet at ELK Rap
ids. March 4, and enjoy grand ball
The warm weather did not start the
buds in the Grand Traverse fruit belt.
The Polish Church, OF East saginaw,
i about % bu ID an 5000 scnoOl-house.
Nine persons were received into the
Ba0tlst Church at kAlkaska the other
day.
The Battle Creek school seat factory
vii put up 10000 school seats this
year.
Glll Brothers saw-mill, near Petoskey,
burned Friday. Loss, 5000; no insur-
ance.
The sixteen inmates Of the Bay
cOunLy pOOr-hOuse VII be put 20 work
cutting ice this week.
George Geary, farm hand near
Osseo, has fallen heir 70 $4,000 by the
death OF an uncle IN Canada.
A state Bar Association was formed
al Detroit, Saturday. Very few were
present from outside the city.
The proper inspectors pronounce the
Muskegon jail we'll managed, strongly
constructed and perfectly safe.
Rev. J. III. Sammis, of Grand Haven.
- conducting a series of meetings in the
Presbyterian Church at Jackson.
Joe Saunders, prominent clothier of
IpsllantI, dropped dead or heart dis
ease IN ms store Saturday afternoon.
Nicholas Liceno, an Italian, who
keeps candy store al Jackson, will be
tried tomorrow for selling cigarettes 20
minors.
The residence and barn of George
Arms, at MuskegOn, was destroyed
by fire early saturday morning. Incen-
diary origin.
The Board of Supervisors will meet
81 Charleyoix, tomorrow, TO discuss the
removal of the county seat from Boyne
City 70 that town.
Joseph Licker, the Boi. Blanc mail
carrier who was supposed 10 have been
drowned, has arrived safely at Mack
mac with the mails.
Godber Jackson, the aged man who
was knocked down and run over by
street car at Detroit, Friday, died at the
hospital Sunday, from the shock.
Julia Wyman, the 22-year-old daugh-
ter OF farmer living west OF SturgIs,
committed suicide by shooting herself
in the head one day last week. III
health.
The Carp river furnace is testing its
engines and getting everything ship
shape and ready for big seasons work
when the ore begins TO come down from
the range.
John McVey, q prominent young
VI AOAlll1t HAS
served with capias at the instance of
Miss Anna Lyle. charging breach of
promise.
James McNenly, a 9-year-old boy, of
West Bay City, was playing on the NJ.
c. track Saturday morning, when he
was struck by switch engine. receiv-
ing injuries which will prove fatal.
stanley Rodebaugh, Jackson small
boy. enthused by firing a tOv cannon
on BirthingtOn's Washday. The cannon
exploded and 1t took doctor two hours
70 pick the powder out of the boys
face
Wesley Maddux has been received at
the Jackson prison where he will re-
main ten years for assault with intent
20 commit rape. The crime was COM
mitted near Tustln last December, the
victim being little girl.
JOSIAH Gray, 81 years old. and pio-
neer resident or Albion, was killed by
being struck by the cars on the NJ. C.,
saturday night. The engine threw him
over the top of the smoke stack, and
killed him instantly. The tram brought
the body hack 70 the station. Mr..
Gray was quite feeble, was deaf. and
vas probably unconscious Of the APP
preaching train.
Paul Davis, the man shot by Marshal
Hickey, of Royal Oak, nearly three
weeks ago, "a still at -. Mary's Hospital,
and does not show any Improvement.
several operations nave been performed
~ Or. McGraw. To relieve the knee
JOINT OF accumulated pus. If the last
operation. which was performed yester-
day, does not induce healing. amputa-
ton VIII bc the final resort. TINS Will
Pee done some tme next week, # found
necessary, and although the patient has
not much vitality, Dr. Mctiraw thinks
hc has A far chance Of living through
it.-Dcfrof N-rs