Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25
ELECTED FROM THE CARS
He Puts Q Feeble and Sick Woman
OF the Train
FORECLOSURE AGAINST 4 RAILROAD
kentuekians To Iasess ~ the sse-A
Chrenteis OF the Happenings in the
Great state of Michigan Within
the Past Iwsaty four hoars-

pay her IaFe 10 Michigan City. IL seems
that sie Was travelling from Philsdei-
phla and being taken III en- route used
all OF her money IN securing medical
treatment. Some employees of the
road donated the $l.05 needed to take
her 10 her destination. 1t is hardly
possible that the officials would toler-
ate the action OF the conductor in put
ting her of the train. The lady was
old and feeble. Her days are nearly
ended. When she told her sutferlngs
she said she had been q member of the
Methodist church for over 60 years.
How would the conductor like to have
his own mother put Off the train.
The single mill capacity Of Cheboy-
gan Is being increased.
Deer are reported to be numerous in
the vicinity of Shepherd.
The celery crops in the vicinity of
Tecumseh cover 226 acres.
A new mission and hospital building
will be erected in Bay City.
Children are turned away from the
schools in Sault Ste. Marie for lack Of
room.
The State school of mines at Mar
quette will begin the year with sixty
two students.
Bear Lake will endeavor to have the
board of supervisors create it an incor-
porated village.
1t is said that . syndicate of Ken
lucky capitalists will make some large
investments at the 1900"
The baths at Mt. Clemens are BOOM
ing. over 500 guests are scattered
among the different hotels.
The residents of Isabella will have to
depend upon neighboring counties for
oats. The crop there was total fail
ure.
Mrs. Gertrude Schneider had her
| spine injured by the Lansing street rail-
| way and estimates her damages at ST.
600.
The sheriff OF Marquette county will
have to pay $3.50 for wrongfully arrest
| ing Finn with an unpronOunceab.e
| name.
Five hundred citizens of Marle.te
| have pledged themselves to support a
Democratic paper and one will be
| started at once.
The remnants of Ottawa and Chippe-
wa Indians living III Oceana county
have filed claims IN the probate court
at Hart for back pay.
| Peter Heating, a Hillsdale farmer,
tired to commit suicide. Failing in this
he attempted to murder his family, and
he is in the asylum now.
| There is a crusade against the social
evil in Alpena, and wealthy citizens,
who have been renting houses to the
madams will be prosecuted.
| A couple of Cinnamon bravely re-
| sisted an assault made upon them
some time since in Hancock and now
one ofthem is mentioned for alder
| man.
| 1t is charged that Mr.. and Mrs.
| Lizacy, who are under arrest at Bay
City, tried to convert their home into a
bar room without taking out red
card.
A wild cat which had been feasting on
| the sheep in the vicinity of Edgewood
has come to grief-wnen captured he
was four feet long and nineteen inches
10 height.
| Peter Beckman disappeared from
Marquette one day lest week leaving a
wife and child to mourn. A prize of
800 Is hung up for the person who will
discover his whereabouts.
Thomas Grandy, while examining a
rusty gun which had failed to go Off.
did not live to l.arn the reason why.
1t suddenly discharged striking him
over the heart. He died instantly.
A party sent message from Chicago
| to Niles concerning $32 900 land deal.
The message was not delivered and
now the Western Union Is called upon
to answer q suit for $40, 900 damages.
Citizens of Rushville are considerably
agitated over the proposed establish
ment of beer JOINT there. The con.
servatlve ones think 1t will be benefit,
as 1t will keep trade away from rival
town.
Proceedings have been started at Kali
amazoo to foreclose a $4,000 mort
gage on the Toledo 4 South Haven rail-
road. The mortgage is held by the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
New York.
A Battle Greek coroner's jury, sitting
| in the case of woman who was killed
by the cars, censured the State mechan-
ical engineer for reporting that safety
| gates were not needed at the crossing
where the accident occurred.
John Townsend and VIM. J. Me-
Clinty. two farmers living IN Bridge
hampton, Sanilac county, quarreiled
| and the former shot the latter through
the heart killing hum instantly. Town
send gave himself up to the authorities
and is in Jail.
The latest addition to the pension
rolls are as follows: Orlginsl-James
| z. Fitch, William Il. Adams, Henry
Shifts (deceasedl, George Green. John
| K. Grover, William w. Evarts, BenJa-
min Ayers, William 7. Davoll, Anssa
| T. Scott, James Broderick, William j.
! Murray. Hiram Borden. Additional
| Patrick FINN. Henry II. Nash. James
| Finn, Myron A. Critics, Samuel Gibbs
| John KIdgensl, Andrew j. sanborn
| Increase-Henrv sanford, George Par
| rutt, Lew L. Bacon. Reissue and in
crease--James sparkle. originsi wld.
ows. etc.-MariA Hendricks, Mary
Whitney. Josephine Payette, CiarInds
G. Watson. Margaret O. Brlen, Elizabeth
! Daker lmotherl. Margle Van Fleet
! Orange 4. Post father, Margaret Red
i son, Mary Jane shifts, Evslire Love
| (motherl. Rachel Greer tmotaerl, Ada