Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-27

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The Dsmserss STATE eonvention vii
b neld - Lansing. February -.
The r. Of I. STATE eonvsntea vii b
hsId - Lansing. February - -
The annual r. Of !. county meeting
viii - hsld ~ Chsriosss. January -.
A Columbus girl spit and piled tuo
and oss-hslf eesds Ut wood the othsr
DAY.
The sests Veterinary Assosisaon
meets N annual session at saginaw 20
day.
'fhe Michigan Central hss . lady
tskss sgsnt 81 BacnAaAn-hisa Nay
HaskinA
Dsyis Mcleod. . saginaw lumber
rnan and mill owner. died sunday Of
heart disease.
Farmers in the vicinity Of the Che
boygAa river contemplate sstabiishing
ehsese factory.
saginaw has ninety-fivs drespmaksrs
and lots Of ladies' who prefer TO MAKE
their own dresses
Or. Gztchell. Of the University. IL e.
poalng mind reading IN Al amusing and
satisfactory manner.
Traverse City will have . Farmers'
Institute, beginning today and continu-
Ing through tomorrow.
Henry Clay. IA aged farmer, Was cut
m two BY Michigan Central train near
inkster, Saturday night.
Holton & weatherwax' corset steel
factory was damaged 5000 By ire, 81
Jackson, sunday morning.
There have been no defalcations by
any officials or clerks IN Michigan
banks in the past two years.
Charley johnson. OF Amber town
snip, Mason county. is only Is years old
and yet ne weighs $40 pounds.
The annual meeting OF the Kalama-
roo County Agricultural Society will be
held at Kalamazoo. January 81.
The annual meeting of the State As
soei alton OF Funeral Directors will be
held in Traverse City, in August OF this
year.
Beiding has not yet decided whether
TO ask the present legislature for incor-
poration or be content two years more
under TOW nship laws
III. w. Bradley of Romeo has received
250 one-year-old German front, raised
from eggs furnished by the fsh COM
missioner of Germany.
The twenty-ifth anniversary of the
German Workmen's Benevolent Asso-
eaton will be observed at Kalamazoo,
Thursday evening, January 20.
Mason h Smith, supposed to repre-
sent the Quincy Copper Co., purchased
the great Pswabic copper mine at
Houghton, Saturday, for sic. 900.
Secretary Baker of the board of
health, has received interstate notifi-
cation that q mail carrier at Scranton,
Pa. has contracted the smallpox from
handling the mails.
Dora Kingston, 7-year.old girl, was
assaulted by Dennis Hubbard, an ALL
around tough. At Detroit, Sunday even
ing. She is at Emergency Hospital and
may die of her injuries. Hubbard is
under arrest.
Conductor A. II. Daily, an old en-
ployes of the Michigan Central, had
both feet cut of by his train at Deca-
tur. Saturday night. His injuries re-
celved prompt attention but death re-
suited Sunday morning.
Peter Hawley has been found GU llty
OF manslxughter at Manistee. Last
July Martin Ericsson went into Haw-
ley's saloon and, after drinking, re-
fused TO pay. HawIey knocked him
down and Ericsson died of his injuries
four days later.
Frank w Wheeler, of Bay City, has
sued Capt. James Davidson for $780,
600 damages. The papers in the case
were tiled Saturday afternoon and
charge the latter with circulating re-
ports libelous and injurious to the
credit of +. w. Wheeler Il Co.
Diphtheria has caused three deaths
IN the family of George Hall, of Pom
tiac. On Saturday last the eldest son.
year old son died, and Mr.. Hall died
sunday evening. Mrs. Hall and her
servant and her remaining child lie in
critical condition,
Mrs. I. Belle:sle gave birth to twins
Wednesday, q fine, healthy boy and
girl, and the mother and children are
doing we'll. The father is somewhat
surprised, however, having IN about two
and oue-half years become the father
of five children, two sets of twins and
fine little glrl. There are some peo-
pie who do not believe Cheboygan is
booming. but they do not get all the
observation-disclosures Democrat.
Michigan PENSIONS: Or1ginal-Daniel
E.DeciGte. Coldwater; Wellington III.
Jordan, Vaudeville; John W. Eddy,
Nuskegon; Henry NJ. Caldwell, Walker;
Nelson Taylor, Milan; VIM. 81. Bell,
Concord; II. ". Rowe, Muskegon; VIM.
Bonner. Chelses; John Brock. Yer
montville; Reuben IT. Warren, Howell;
John Lauer, Grand Rapids: Myron F.
FogIeson, Bronson; Horace Hodge,
Leslie; James Burgess. Detroit; Am
brose y. Rowe. Salem: John X.
Worthley. Jr., Rochester; Horatio
G.. Emery, Otsego; Charles Rogers,
Tuscols; Charles \. Dean, Howell;
Horace n. Gnensen. Amsdeu,
Orange II. Powers, Peach Belt; Charles
y. Tuscomb. Cooks Corners; Valentine
Wagner, Sebewsiug; Lewis Metcalf,
Flushing; Wallace r. Dicks, Elm: viii
lam j. Smith, Newsygo; Frank ".
Josiin, Alanson; William l.. Hitchcock,
Grand Ledge; Cyrus Davis, Sears;
Albert L. Edwards, Bedford; Daniel A.
Morrison, Marshall; Amos Lake. Tawas
City; Rolla l.. Wait, Flint; Lewis s.
Goshorn, BrookfeId. Additional
albert Fnmous AIlrrau