Telegram-herald., 1891-04-16
STATE NEWS.

You may plant Trees April 20, Arbor
Day.
Beld1g u To have new basket fac
tory.
Tnsater parties are popular At Kslx-
ngAEoo.
There are s. telephones in use At
Aanlstee-
There % great demand for rented
houses II Ionla.
Carson City IS proud 10 own an i'm
movement assOciAtgon.
The copemish photograph gallery re-
Gently burned "a 10 De rebuilt.
A strinxsd orchestra OF twenty pieces
has been organized AZ Marquette.
Detroit street railway men are organ
ling 10 prevent reduction of pay.
Grand Haven boys who kill robins
and other song birds are 70 be prose-
cuted-
Rev. Henry Robinson. father of ex-
Mayor Robinson, OF Charlotte, 10 dead.
lie sas 81 years old
Twelve trained nurses graduated
from the Farrand training school. De-
tfoIt, Tuesday evening
The North will be flooded IN the sum-
mer. The watermelon acreage Is
largely increased IN Georgia.
The accident ward Of the Calumet 4
Hecla mining eompany's hospital has
been without patient Tor two months
The Onota Chemical company has
been organized and will make money
out of smoke. They will manufacture
charcoal ana the prod uets thereof.
Blanchard Davidson, a dissipated
character of Reed City. committed sui
eide by shooting himself through the
head while lying IN led with his wife
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Peterson. q Muskegon widow,
she supposed. The stuff proved to be
amonia, and her stomach Is now rs
raw as a piece OF bcefsteak.
Thomas Martin. passenger on an
electric car. Saginaw, had an arm
broken IN q collision resulting from the
carelessness OF the motoneer. The
dlrelect employee vas discharged.
j. Dursema's residence at Grand
Haven burned Tuesday. The house
WAS an old landmark. Loss 81 500. In
surance 5000. &. Donker, who occu-
pied the house lost goods to the value
OF $500. Insured for 500.
Charles w. Ives, q single man 81
years old, was caught by an officer IN
IN attempt TO crirainally assault two O.
yesr-old girls. Lynching threats were
made when the fiend was taken to
headquarters.
A human fiend entered q barn near
VAssar Monday night and after pouring
kerosene oil over the horses set fire -
them. One horse was taken out but
soon died IN horrible agony. The
entire barn and contents including the
horses. two CONS and farming utensils
were destroyed.
Capt. A. ID. Nskern. of the Michigan
Military Academy, has been appointed
second lieutenant IN the United States
army. He resigned from the army in
1887 after having been graduated from
West Point one year, and during this
school year has been assistant ut the
academy in the military department
Michigan postmaster: W. II. Hall.
vice J. Benowsy, resigned, Downing
ton. Sanilac county; II. LaDick, vice
A. G.. Spencer, resigned, Peach Bell,
Allegan county; II. NJ. Castle, vice A.
Austin, resigned, Wheatland, Hills
dale county: b. Stuken, vice ]. Ramp,
resigned, Zulphau. Ottawa county.
Michigan patents: Tunius A. Bow
den, Detroit, filter manipulating valve;
Rollin A. Camp. Saginaw, ice creeLer;
Henry Z. Cope, assignor TO Cope Bros,
Detroit, siphon for flushing tanks; DAN
lei A. Daily, Detroit, shovel; Peter Dem
nau, Sr., Montague, vehicle wheel;
John III. Fry. assignor OF one-half to
+. A. Fletcher, Grand Rapids. adjusta-