Telegram-herald., 1891-08-27
TRIED 70 Shoot kRAPS
A Saginaw German Tries 10 Perfor-
ate Himself With a Bullet.
corrLIEB WRiyCLES NTH CAROLINE
whsFsa poa c.roifs= sa~s her Wfndpips
win a Cheese kzifs-shs MAJ Re-
eoser bat GoTtiisb wsas
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make the other shed tears Of blood.
After hopping about with rage for a
time Gottlleb seized his musket and was
about 10 make a hoie in his side so
people could see how good hearted ne
Was whea Caroline inIerfered and
wfestsd the gun from his grasp. Tnen
GOttheb left the place swearing by a
mighty oath that ne would invest his
spare change IN FRANK poison and die
Ike an impounded dog. But Caroline
wasn't 10 be ouldone III a little matter
Of life or death so she grabbed knife,
retired To the barn aud cut her throat.
Her children found her welterlng IN
her gore so they took her TO the house
and called doctor who sewed up the
gash IA her neck. She may recover.
Tecumseh will have fair celery crop.
The Detroit exposition is fully open.
Mrs. Jennie Jones is on trial for
bgamy &C Ionia-
Nashville has decided to have . sys-
tenn of water works
Allegan county fruit growers may
dispose of their fruit by the California
auction plan.
Mrs. ". G. Lewis, OF Saginaw. WAS
badly scalded Tuesday Morning. A
kettle OF boiling water fell over her.
Diphtheria Is epidemic at Hatton,
Clare county. Two deaths have oc-
Cured aud there are SIX cases IN one
family.
While unloading logs from . car at
OwOsso Tuesday, log caught Walter
pemunds foot and roll ed over hum in-
tilcting fatal Injuries,
Mrs. Burr Hurley, keeper OF Mar
que.te boarding house, and Mrs. Curtis,
OF the sault. are said TO be among the
heirs TO fortune OF $4,000, 900. left by
English relatives
Edward Hum, who was injured in q
livery stable last Friday by being
knocked down by horse died at at his
home IN Parma Tuesday without re-
gaining consciousness.
Charles Hooman was knocked sense
less and received q fractured skull by
being cracked over the head with club
N the hands OF saioonkeeper Webb at
Detroit Tuesday. Hooman's injuries
are considered fatal.
Francis Gould, wealthy farmer, is
on trial at Ann Arbor on charge OF
incest preferred by his daughter. The
prosecution has made strong case and
the defense has asked for two weeks
time. Gould has gwen bonds for his
appearance IN the sum Of $1,000.
Albert Koch, farmer, went 10 work
in q Manistee salt block recently. Mon
day his arm WAS caught In the
machinery and torn of at the shoulder.
The accident coming at time when
his pecuniary affairs were sadly de-
pleted made him nearly crazy and he
has attempted suicide several time.
Edward Smith, . prominent resident
of Bay City. disappeared mysterlously
with his young son last week and fears
were entertained for ms safety, as ne
had been melancholy since the death
of his wife last March. He has been
heard from, however, and ne writes
that he Is visiting relatives 1t Norwood,
N.
Rev. VIM. Dumcnt, q man with good
references, recently sold TO prominent
Kalamazoo people Including the clergy
800 of tickets to a lecture, which was TO
have been gwen there Tuesday night.
DumOnt was missing. lie was 10 have
bought colony OF nifty Swiss families
To Celeryyille, but the families came
not.
A Muskegon man named Slssing
broke his leg while intoxicated last
winter and IL crippled for life. Mrs.
Sisslug sued Or. Beach, n saloon keeper,
for $4,000 damages, alleging that Beach
cold her husband the liquor. She was
beaten. A new departure has been
taken in the case by Jennie sissing, one
OF the children, who sues for a similar
sum by her next friend. her mother.
The dead body of an emacisted COL
ored man, probably victim of con-
SUMPTION. was found in . furrow on
the Lake shore company's right of way
few miles north of Monroe ON Tues
day. Near his head was some turnip
leaves, ne evidently having eaten the
turnips. and a potato MIL near by gave
evidence of his having dug into It with
his hands. Death doubtless resulted
from hunger and exposure. Deceased
was unknown
Muskegon had case OK Betsy and
| are out" Tuesday in the persons
Frlzy and Ricka Grsff, of Ravsnns
The cd man is 20 years old aud his
wife IL few years younger. In an evil
moment. during the heat of family
controversy Fritz struck his frau a
wicked blow and she retaliated by
swearing out n warrant for his arrest
When the old man appeared IN court
Ricks's heart rciented and she vept
Her grisf was contagious aud they ali
wept. The Old man promised never to
strike his wife again 50 the Judge al
lowed him 70 20 home.
Patents granted-John F. Barrows
Saginaw, two-wbeeled vehicle; Andrew
and G. A. Church. Moreacio. hydraulic
Windmill regulator: Alonxo W. Ed.
ridge, Big Rapids, domestic steam cook.
ing apparatus, John n. u. Everett
Sault Ste. Marie. clothes dryer: Martin
Hslfpeuuy Pontiac, fifth wheel: Freder
icx W. Hayes, Detroit. shipping tag,
samuel g. Higgins, saginaw, nlemorsn.
dun or scrap hie. Stephen Merrifieid
Rloomlngdsie, wheeihsrrow. Orville "
Morse. Jackson, -four bolt. Charles Y
Shaw. Pesoskey, butter cutter; Edwin
= Whitmore, Three Rivers miaaling'
purifier.
Michigan pensions: Original, Iere
rlish Lusk. Edward Mctuns. Charles
Hawkins. James :. Nailey, William "
Nichols. LEWIS Slower. Joseph Has
Roberf Patrick. owen r. Ivins. Chartei
Mad son, Harmon :. Husou, Rudolph
Nan0de, William q. Packer. fIofscs
Ticker, Andrew Aehsn gdaceasei }
Jehn norrou. Edwsrd Marvin. Jansi
4. scott. Noses Gerard. Charles Krede
nan Jr.. Iut-on = Miller, Francs NJ
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