Telegram-herald., 1891-03-24
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

Ia grippe . epidemic al Lansing.
Measles are epideIn.e 81 Grand Ha-
ven
Bay City saw mills are ready fer TIE
spTing cut.
a very swell bal vii be gwen st
Jackson April 3.
Aanistees -. Patrick entertainment
Was not nnanelai success.
Bay CITY is 10 have railroad direct
10 the Sebewslng coal helds-
The Christian Church at Kslkaska
viii DC greatly enlarged thls spring.
Cadillac has had eighty days OF good
sleghing during the winter just past.
The new Methodist church AT Palmer,
L. T., VIII be Dedicated next Sunday.
). b. Lewis, a prominent business
man OF Monroe, died suddenly Mon
day.
The leak in the eo.ferdam at the 500
IS now under control. at least temper
arly.
The University catalogue, soon to be
issued, viii contain the names OF about
2ii0 students.
Adolph shumaker. of Dearborn, was
killed by falling tree saturday, while
coon hunting.
Dr. {. A. Thatcher, of linden, has
been acquitted on a charge OF practic-
ing illegal dentistry.
Negaunee Methodists will sell their
old chuIcA building aud erect a fine
new ed!Ece this spring.
An eagle was shot in Delta county the
other daytmeasuring seven and one
half feet from tip TO tip of It's wings.
Tue two-year-old son of Mrs. Fred W.
Webber, OF Kalamazoo. drank concen-
trated I've, Saturday, aud may not re-
cover.
The spring meeting of the Michigan
horticultural Society began last night
al Lansing. The association will decide
on the exhibit To be made at the COM
ing Worlds FAIR.
NJ. Eliza Williams, of Flint, who
sued school district for full pay after
having been debarred from finishing
her term, lost her suit. She Will appeal
| TO a higher court.
Robert Pangborn was fats lily kicked
10y 4 horse ut Jackson Sunday. The
| beast kicked hun twice, breaking his
jaw the first time and crushing in his
| skull the second time.
Hon. Thos. 5. Cobb, a prominent citi-
zen OF Kalamazoo, was found dead IN
bed at Rock Ledge, Fla, Sunday morn
ing. He had been i'll for two years and
was spending the winter South for his
| health.
Capt. Boynton, Of the st. Ignace,
which plies between ST. lgnace and
Mackinaw, says that the lake is solid
with ice as far as the eye can reach and
navigation Will not open before the lat.
ter part of April.
The second boundary line Of the pro.
posed village of Muskegon Heights, has
been altered to quarter OF mile 10
the north and will run west on the Sec
ton line instead OF Oh the quarter line
as 1T first intended.
Rev. Geo. +. Hunting, president OF
Alma College, has finally decided II
accept the call rendered him by the
| First Presbyterian Church of Flint, and
will enter upon. his new work about
May l. He will receive q salary OF
$1,000 and have the use of handsome
parsonage.
John Myers, n Muskegon, boy fell on
II stick last August, the wood piercing
his groin deeply. Physicians removed
all of the foreign substance supposedly,
but the wound never healed. Last
week piece of wood two and one hall
inches long by three-quarters of an
lch thick was taken out.
Michigan PENSIONS: Original-Wm
Morey, John Hice, Fred A. Krause
Don A. Cole, Erastus W. Clark navy
John j. Lutzenhlser navy, James III
Quackenbush, Bernard Lucke, Arson
lhckerson, James Mertnock, Jane:
| Hicks, Edward Robideaux, Birdeyo
Mccullough, James A. Lewis, st. Clan
Durocher, Edwin l.. Melliman, George
w. butcher, Andrew Farron, VIM
Fitzglbbons, James NJ. Phelps, Ed.
ward w. Labarron, Cornelius L
Hogeboom, VIM. j. Harris, Ralph A.
Lee, George w. Derby. Additional
John Leece, john Carter, Wareham
| Mulholand, James +. Cox. Increase
Jarus NJ. Davidson, David Dill. Re
issue and increase-Henry Wideman
Original-Ann, widow of John Ii
Hamilton; Lucy. widow of Nathan
CIocke; Ada L., widow of Isaac W
Merriiield; Eliza r., widow OF Charles
Tatum; navy, Elizabeth II. widow o
VIM. J. Mason; navy, Laura, widow
of Lewis u. Smith; Esther e., widow o.
Charles Barclay; lydia j., widow o.
Wm. H. Reeves; Mary A., widow o
! VIM. A. Stewart.
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