Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23
DEATH FROM 4 SCARE.
Singular Case OF Mental Anguish
At Bay City.
DISCOVERY OLA BIG NEST OF ADDERS
A Horse Fatally Iaiared at MosksSen-
Tramp fsrsbaxs-A fetriiea Rabbit
-kseossry OF Ids Conrad-hap-
peoinSs All over the state.

psninss All over the state.
The agony of fright is said to be be-
You'd the agony OF physical pain. Re-
Gently this column noted case OF par
alysls, the result of fright and now a
death is chronicled as sequence to a
bad scare. Mrs. Morrow. OF West Bay
City, owned a little home. Last fall
the house took FIRE and burned 10 the
ground and through tho excitement
and fright attending the event lost her
reason. She has raved almost cease
lessly since. imagining herself in the
burning building. She also refused 10
eat and food had TO be forced down her
throat. Monday morning she cx-
perienced brief lucid interval but
paroxysm of fear seized her and she
died in horrible agony OF fright an
hour later.
Fair at Big Rapids beginning Septcm-
Der so.
The small boy and his gun are bresk-
ing windows At Greenville.
From four to seven carloads of grapes
are being shipped by Lawton grocers
each day.
The Jury in the Harcourt case at the
500 has rendered . verdict OF man.
slaughter.
Lightning killed forty sheep belong
ing to Jonn q. Osborn Of Franklin
Friday night.
| The Copemish prospective butter dish
and bowl factory is all enclosed and
ready for the machinery.
Muskegon is experiencing an cpl
demio of diphtheria and two schools
have been closed for the present.
Mrs. Il. Johnson, postmistress at
Furysbnrg, is dead, Her husband was
engineer on the ill-faied Alpena.
Bay City people are drinking mud
from the Saginaw river owing to a
break in the water mains recently.
| Harry Martin. VINO escaped from
Kalamazoo Asylum Saturday night,
| committed suicide at his home near
Cassopolis Monday.
The police raided house Of i'll fame
at Mt. Pleasant Saturday night. Two
| foul women and three men are now
being purified by the courts.
Daniel B. Hubbard, formerly circuit
court commissioner of Wayne county,
was found guilty of bastardy Monday,
| his trial being in the Jackson circuit
| court.
A dog attacked and nearly tore off
the cheek of little 1S-months-old Baby
Harcourt at Detroit Monday. The brute
set ms teeth IN her face and shook her
viciously.
The Eaton Rapids Fair, which opens
today, will DO hummer. The speed
classes will all be filled and fine sport
is promised. The live stock entries are
far beyond the average.
Saturday the body of Sarah Ackla, a
young Finnish girl, was found in the
water at the Grand Central Mine at
Negaunee. The coroner is investigat-
ing, foul play being suspected.
The latest scheme that is being talked
over principally by Grand Haven cap
| itaIisis is to run an electric road from
Grand Haven to Ferrysburg, Fruitport,
Mona Lake and Muskegon Heights.
Miss Ida Conrad, of Decatur, the
| young lady who was so brutality injured
by her father the other day, is getting
along as well AS could be expected and
her ultimate recovery is anticipated.
While digging for rabbit in a hol-
low log at Cheboygan Greek, Sunday,
w. NJ. Guiden, OF Saginaw, found a
real curiosity. 1t is petrlfied rabbit
and is IN L good state OF preservation.
While taking down two pillars of ore
directly over the mouth of shaft 1T
the Republic nine, Monday, the ground
gave way and hurled to death Peter
Folliske, John Gilbert and Eric Jar
VIOLA.
Three years ago Clyde Beeman, Of
Lima, fell from a tree and broke both
his arms. Saturday he tumbled and
fell while running down hill and broke
them again. Trouble enough for l5-
year-old boy.
Jackson Lowe, a man of vivid imagi-
nation and unaccountable luck, stunt
bled over u nest of forty-eight spotted
adders one day last week ON his farm
near Madison. A few moments later
he found twenty-four of the reptiles.
The Office of the Sun, n weekly paper
published ut Republic, burned Monday
night, together with the household
effects of w. +. Montgomery, the
owner and editor of the paper. The
fire was caused by an exploding lamp.
Tramps set fire to barn owned by A.
II. Crane. near Hudson, Monday. The
building was consumed together with
three fine horses, 400 bushels of wheat,
thirty tons OF hay and many farm i'm
plements. Loss, 5000; insurance, Sl,-
900.
Father Mrak, the Austrian priest, who
has for more than thirty five years held
the Indian Catholic mission at Pshaba-
town, near Northport, has at last, ut