Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-14
STEEL IN 4 BRAIN
TEARING OPEN 4 GAPING WOUND
From when the Stood asd Brain osssa
while TIE Walked Toward nsus.
Aeesdeats 2nd tpasaAi Essnts
HAppsafss ia MiehssAa.


Accidents sna upasaAl Essnts
Happenings la niehssAa.
There are accidents in time OF peace
as well as In time Of war. and the Rsy-
nolds family. near Caro-. are reaslzlng
this sad fact. Ed. Reynolds, the Is
year-old boy. went into the woods with
another boy 70 test the respective
inertia Of their guAs with . view of
trading. When young Reynolds fred
his gun the breech pin new cut and
struck him just above the right eye.
He fell insenslDle to the ground. and
the other boy ran back aud told Mr..
Reynolds that his boy lay dead IN the
woods. The father FASTENED toward
the place indicated, but was horrified
to meet his son walking dazedIy, the
blood streaming from dreadful hole
in his head. Mr.. Reynolds carried the
10y TO the house, then hltched up and
drove with him to DIR. Stevens OF Caro-.
When they reached the doctors the
boy could still talk. though brains and
blood were oozing from the wound
The doctor removed two pieces OF skull
and found the pin Undecided in the
BRAN with pieces OF wool from the hat.
Both pin and wool were removed and
the boy Was taken home, where he Is
resting easily and still conscious. The
pin il two inches long and one-quaIter
of an inch IN diameter. Ed walked
nearly forty rods before he met his
father and took no opiates during the
operation. He cannot recover.
The Clinton gum factory will run by
steam.
Hastings wants new jail and court
house.
Benton Harbor is likely to get tack
factory.
Hudson BARRIERS will shut up shop
Sundays.
Coal has been found on farm near
Biz Rapids.
A Constantine man is having a second
crop OF fine roses.
A painters union will be installed at
Jackson Thursday.
An epidemic OF scarlet fever prevails
IN the polish district at Detroit.
The Lake Superior Sauitarium COM
pany has been organized a. Marquette.
The Thompson-Iiouston system will
be used by the lshpeming electric rail-
way.
The horsemen Of Clio and vicinity
are about 10 organize trotting associa-
ton.
The Flint travelling men have or
CANNED . council Of united commercial
travellers.
George Labadie, three years old, fell
into well at West Bay City Monday
and was drowned.
Mrs. j. w. Wilson, Of Kalamazoo.
vas badly burned by the explosion of
her gasoline stove Sunday.
Cassopolis will bond the town for
$4,000 for water works. There were
only twenty votes against il.
Mrs. Mary Sweet. of Milwaukee, has
been bound over for trial in the circuit
court on . charge Of infanticide.
Typhoid fever is prevalent at Mar
quette, but the cause IA unknown. An
invest CATION has shown that the water
ispure.
Fitz Harding, - years old, stepped
on q rusty nail at Bay City the other
day. Lockjaw has set IN and he can
not recover.
Mark III. Ray, ex-Sheriff of Jackson
county, died at his home IN Concord
sunday, October IL. The cause was
shock of paralysis.
The state board Of corrections and
charities recommend that October 25
be observed as "prison Sunday" in
Michigan churches.
Mrs. Polly Goodwill. SIS years old,
fell down stairs Monday evening at
her home in Hudson. Her skull was
crushed aud she died.
Prof. Swift, of the st. Ignace high
school. shot 4 two-year-old snow white
deer the other day. Il will be mounted
hy = Bay city taxldermist.
Rev. f. II. Day, OF Lawtou, Van.
Buren, county, has pumpkin vine
which attained a growth Of 600 feet and
contained sixteen pumpkins.
The barns and granary owned 10y
James Morris of Battle Creek township
were DESTROYED by IRE Monday morn
ing early. Loss $1,000. insurance 500.
William MittcIstsdt, fireman at the
Ashland mine, was scslded TO death
Monday. The blowpipe on boiler
burst and the hot water and escaping
steam did the rest.
A committee of Michigan travelling
men will meet at Jackson Saturday
night October - TO make arrangements
for the state convention 20 be held In
that city about December 20. There
will be a banquet and bali.
Monday afternoon Frank For, pro-
prietor Of a shooting gallery AZ Grand
Haven accidentally shot a seven-year-
Old boy named Dofnbo. The bail en-
tered hIs head beneath his left ear and
has not yet been found. The boy will
probably die.
Hollands historic cannon formerly
one OF the famous LOOMS battery. ex-
psoded into tid hits MONDAY while be-
ing fred over Black Lake by people
searching for the hcdy of Prof. j 7.
Anderson who was drowned Sunday
No one was injured.
Rev. w. u. Slmouds has refused the
rastorste oft the Independent Consre-
eationsi Church At Battle Greek, for
the ensuing year and there IL great a -
appointment Tie Wa extremely pop
ulsr with the Young men and an effort
will be made 10 induce him 60 remain.
Willie Cook. two years old, has form
ed the habit Of smoking and hegs for A
cigar every time Re sees q person ussng
one. fla mother "a debsuched