Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

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KaiAsaaso0's Kermsz vii occur
April 7.
steamers are runniag bstwssa Mack.
nae aud DetF0st.
The Grand IEAFerse sugar harvest a
about ~ commence.
Ish peaibg hAs Just beea having
base Dali Tournament.
The Morley clOthespin factory Is
running aiSht and day.
The ice = Out OF Black lake, and Hcl-
and = nov open % Navigation.
several new brick blocks are 70 Dc
built AZ GFeeuVil!e this summer.
A state sanitary convention VIII be
held At LAPSSE ne1t thursday and Fri-
day.
sixOr seven Polish societies at Man
i-tee have organized for poi1tic4l pur-
poses-
The Hotel whitcomb, at 81. Joseph,
wiil BE- open for business early next
month.
The Methodist Church AZ Marlette IS
to be enlarged and rebuilt the coming
summer.
sixteen men were discharged from
the ion.4 House OF Correction a. Iona
saturday
The sklliagalee and WAugoshance
hsntkeepers have taken possession OF
the Lighthouses.
A young Detroit woman, married
less than year, presented her hus-
band wish triplets last Friday.
The steamer City of Grand Rapids is
beng extensively repaired at Traverse
tlty. and VII DC sailed by Capt. Q. T.
Wilbur.
The hames factory recently located
at Reed City wlll look elsewhere for a
slte. They can not ind the proper
timber IA that nelghbOrhOOd.
Gilbert NJ. smith, who resided at
lps.lanu, died IN jail At Ann Arber.
Saturday morning, s IS alleged OF de-
irium treuIens, the result OF 4 two
weeks spree.
Francls Fox, Of Lansing, was held up
and robbed OF 800 late Saturday night,
while on his way home from the depot.
lie had Just returned from Jackson,
where be had collected the money.
Capt. II. Raffenaud, nick-named
French Harry. while out on u hunting
trip, last Wednesday, relieved these
surroundings OF twenty-five Wild rab-
BITS and twelve foxes.-Hoiland Ners.
III. J. Webb, OF Cassopolis, has let the
contraction newfast passenger boat to
run on Grand Traverse Bay, between
Traverse City and NorthpOrt. Grand
Haven parties Will build the boat, and
u Is TO be ready June l.
Mrs. Mary ROsseau. Of Detroit, at
tempted to cross the track IN front of
al approaching train Sunday morning.
She was struck on the ankle by the COW.
catcher and thrown into u ditch. One
rlo was broken. As she IS 50 years old, +,
the shock may prove fatal.
A convention of sportsmen from the
counties of Allegan, Barry, Berrien,
Branch, Calhoun, Ingham, Eaton, Cass,
-. Joseph, Van Buren, and Kalamazoo,
Is called to meet IN Battle Creek, at
o'clock, on the evening OF the 2d of
April, TO effect permanent OrganlZa-
ton.
RObt. Downs, patient IN the Northern
Michigan Asylum, whose home was at
HOughtOn, died last Monday. and his
remains were shipped to hIs home. IL
Is claimed that the deceased is worth
over seventy thousand dollars and has
no legal heirs, IN which case his prop
erty wlll 90 to the State.-IrdUTse CITY
Transcripts.
Joseph KOOhar and Steve Pogarth,
two Hungarian residents of Detroit,
engaged IN a shocking fight Saturday
night. POgarth's night hand was near
ly severed at the wrist. and Koobar sus-
tanned fractured skull. Both men
were taken 70 the Emergency Hospital.
They are brOthers-in-iaw, and the
fracas was the result of drunken
brawl IN which others participated also.
Mr.. Alexander, an old and respected
resident Of Saginaw, was walking on
one OF the principal streets early Sat
urdaY evening, when ne was struck
down by man coming from the Oppo-
site direction. In falling on the stone
pavement, AleIander's skull was frac-
tured. lie died fifteen mInntes later.
He was 55 years of age and leaves a
widow and SIX children. William Wrese
j. under arrest. It's generally believed
the men never met. and that the blow
was struck IN a spirit OF pure deviltrv.
The following Michigan pensions have
hceU granted. Chas. Clapper. Luzerne:
Pnllo More. Denmark: William Den
nan, Grand Rapids; George W Terry.
Dodge, John II. Ivers. alias Wilson.
Port Huron, Henry LusCOmb. Bellevue;
George PARKS, NOvi. Henry Shire, Lake
Odessa; Cbas. 5. Smell. NermOntville:
Milo Seelev. LEROY Michael Selles. Hills
dale; stephen Y. Gates. Lspeer; J. Bed
telCon. OrtOuvile; Franklin l.. Griffin.
Niles. Montgomery Y. Edison, Lansing.
Charles A.. Norton, Jackson. Geo. W
Ifngman. C1rard; sylvester Miller,
SHIELD Phillip :. Chambers. WAYNE:
George Llmmer, Byron. Increase
notify DoCget, Saugatuck JaCOb -.
>truolo, crystal. IhOs. p. Humphrey.
Fort tfr1tot, tteo. y. Wilson. Detroit:
Hiram p Bangnam. Rice Creek: Eras-
tus Barney, Hodge, Traverse CITY:
George N. Steele. Nlnro0k. Josenh
Bittenger. Hastings, John S.. Rue. Lake
view. JAS. ". smith. Duck Lake. Hiram
Coe. Eaton Baptts. Reuben G. Hanes.
r shcr station. Origusl widows. etc.
Nancy -. mother of Albert T. smith,
Speucers Mills minor OF William n.
johnson. Jackson. Victoria. widow OF
John Sh1rkey. alias Driver. Sidney;
Johanna. widow OF John Kekman,
DovaElac.
That extreme tired feeling and all af-
fect-ous caused or promoted by impure
blood ami low state of the system are
cured by Hoods Sarsapariila. Give t
tra.. sold hv druCE SIS.