Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

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Marquette ; "a sl4gas hasaa oonslnass-
Lssl@aa = ssoas ~ strike easlasas
aoeD.
Teaeasrs' Assoslassoa Al NeNAygo.
AaEcn IA.
Wofs las besa resumed On the Alle-
gsn Qal sci
Ctsthes Use tassves sfS operating Al
Battle CFe-k
P.alaws.. antieipssesa building boom
Ia sns opFaE.
Thegs sra ss5 patients IN the Eastern
" ehigan asylum.
ne iee has LETT saginaw Bay ana
has moved oat lnto the lake.
Al Aloloa house begun twenty years
ago, has Jast been completed.
nlskeson expects 500 people 70 al
.. ,aeir q. A. X. eneampment.
Mauslee want. vegetable canning
.actory aud potato starch factory.
Reed City puts ap $4,000 bond 10
back up rs promises 10 lne county seat.
A lodge OF the Knights OF Pythla.
wiu be Instituted at Dowagsae, febrn.
arr "A.
Rev. ID. Hoyt Leland has resigned the
pssl0rate OF the BAPTIST CAaTca al Pc
tosAey,
roe, and certain districts are expected
t. be flooded.
john B. Tompkns. of Decatur. was
burned qnt ot house and home Wednes-
day. ass, sll00.
Cad.llae's new High school 5 nearly
ready Tor occupancy Ii VIII be dell-
Gated al an early date.
John Torrent, of Muskegon, will
build large sswmhi, at the m1u.h %
Little TwO-hearted river, Luce county,
L. L.
Southern Michigan fruit buds are
still safe-lke the coInuy--and the
mouth OF the peach opicure continues
10 water.
DR.. Hal c. Lyman, Of Detroit, sue
cossfulIy performed oaesarlan opera
ton on Mrs. Lemkie. wife of street
railway conductor, Wednesday.
The Muskegon Improvement Com
! pany has hired two professional BOOM
erS from Chicago and will now make
things boom stronger than ever.
Dennis Hubbard. alias Abbot. who
cumlnally assaulted little Dora Kings
| ton, NJ Detroit, IN a horrible manner.
| using knife 10 accomplish his pur-
pose, has been neid To the recorders
court with bail AT 5000.
Miss Carrie Carpenter, OF Blissfied
| died III the insane asylum at Toledo
| Monday. She had been deranged snce
1 hn Of "a. l.. q
penter. which occurred about a month
ago. Miss Carpenter was about 40 years
| Old.
John G.. Kiesel, 81 years Of age, wa.
found dead in a slaughter house a mile
| from Bay City, Tuesday afternoon.
He was IN the city on Monday, and
early in the evening started toward
home, taking an electric car. This was
| the last seen OF nm alive.
| The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| r. Thompson will be interested TO learn
that a son was born To them last Sun
day in Washington. Mrs. Thompson
was formerly the Pauline Pry," of the
Detroit Evening News, and Mr. Thomp-
son is the News correspondent in Wash
ington.
During the month Of January, 557,-
900 cigars were made in the Seventh
division of the First district of Michi-
gan, which includes Bay City and VI
cinity. The amount of beer brewed
| during the month was li,5i4 barrels,
and there isn't much of a demand for
beer in January anyway.
A real, bush haired hermit lives in
the woods near Lansing. His home is
under big log and his clothes are
neither stylish or elegant, being odds
and ends that no one else will wear.
He Is an exile from Syracuse, n. Y.
and In the name of Hiram Shaffer he
draws pension of $500 per year.
Abram Thornton, Benton Harbor
fruit grower, provides his female berry
pickers with gum so they will tamper
less with the fruit At the end of the
season he charges them fancy price
for the gum and counts IN other items
against them. Mrs. Della DaYis, one of
the victims of his mercenary spirit,
rehelled and jury awarded her SIS for
services in Abrams berry patch.
Michigan pensions granted: Original
--Hy Winkley, Henry Long, Henry l..
Davenport, William T. Trader, Nose.
| W. Baker, John III. Wilcox. Leander l..
len. George Eddy, Edmund Beech,
John Dowell, Nehemiah Harris, Ernest
Rain, Hiram Seeley, John Bauer,
Charles Barton, Marion Hart. Charles
n. Wescott. William Burch. Thomas J.
| Hollister. Thomas c. Wnitlock, John
Morley. Lucius Lobdell, Jacob Bish-