Telegram-herald., 1891-06-19
THU UNRELIABLE MULE
A SeDswaing Brute That Would
Not Be Snod.
BLACKSMITH SHO WOULD SHOE II
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characteristics Is bad tempered enough
for most people, but up at sebewaing
there Is or was mule which discounted
any mule team on record. TINS par
tlcular beast objected 10 being shod. out
blacksmith Fred Heyman completed
good job on him the other day. Inn
medistely afterward as Heyman was
standing IN the door the mule jerked
away from the man who was holding
il, and with acry that resembled roar,
darted toward the unconscious black
smith. The other man fed in terror.
calling TO Heyman TO look out for HIM
self. The latter turned about just IN
time To see the mule right upon him,
with name erect and jaws wide apart.
The beast struck At HIM with both iron
shod feet, driving Heyman across the
shop. striking HIM repeatedly. Finally
in frenzy the animal buried his teeth
IN the flesh OF Heyman's face, entering
the middle OF the right cheek and the
left side of the nose, nearly tearing the
face away. Heyman tried TO wrench
the mules jaws apart, but all TO no
purpose. A bystauder secured a revolt
YER and shot the mule dead before the
creature would loosen his hold. Hey
man may recover, but there are symp-
toms of insanity with y hydropnobla
scaTe thrown IN.
Minden City Will have G. A. r.
Post.
The Allegan oil we'll is paying for its
keep
Battle Greek citizens are enjoying
fine art loan.
Newaygo county farmers anticipate
poor corn crop.
c. V. DeIand will crate at Elk Rap
ids Fourth of July.
Nine horses were burned in a livery
barn fire at Ann Arbor Wednesday.
Manis,ee claims twenty-three sawmills
and ten salt blocks in operation at pres
ent.
Howard City will take time by the
forelock and celebrate the Fourth,
July 3.
George Gogg;n, of Lake Linden,
dropped dead while fishing Tuesday at
Huron Bay.
Plank's Tavern opens for the season
June q. About 800 people have already
engaged board.
Stephen Gilbert fell down a shaft at
the Lake Angelina mine, Tuesday, and
was instantly killed.
About one-thlrd the usual shipment
of Strawberries will be sent out from
Grand Haven tins year.
Albertus Peter, n graduate from
Hope College Theological Seminary,
Will go as missionary To Japan.
Women are in almost every employ
ment, and the latest is female drug
clerk, Miss LIbbie Way, of Leslie.
The cadillac hotel has subscribed
$1,000 towsrds the G.. A. r. entertain
ment, and L. W. Palmer will put up
$50.
Charles r. Thomas, brilliant young
man of Nashville, Tenn, has been
chosen secretary of the Lansing Y. NJ.
L. \.
The Holland cornet band, a new
organization at Muskegon, IS rapidly
climbing MP the ladder of fame as q
musical society.
The eleventh annual commencement
exercises of the Rattle Creek college
were held Tuesday evening. There
were nineteen graduates.
Blanche Watson has been acquitted
OF inducing young girls to go to- Otsego
Lake for immoral purposes under the
pretence of working IN hotel.
Max Dunlap and George Knoll omar
relied over woman at Ann Arbor,
"Wednesday night, and Dunlap stabbed
Knoll. inf'lctng serious woGud.
j. Foster Patton. u married man and
a father, has been arrested in company
with young girl at Kalamazoo, for
lewd and lasCIvlous cohabitatIon. The
couple have been living together as
man aud wife for two weeks past. Mrs.
Patton and child live at RIchland.
City Attorney Snow. of Jackson. has
dancing hen. Whenever the pulIet
hears the enhancing music of the
Arkansas Traveller" or the "Devi's
Dream" she straightwsy breaks INTO n
waltz and balances oddly on one foot
then on the other. Her owner talks of
teaching her the skirt dance.
One of the brightest and most read
able accounts of the recent meeting of
the VI. w. T.. A., ut Battle Creek, was
clever lady reporter of the Muskegon
News. Mrs. Miller - the first lady to
enter the reporters arena in the Saw
dust City. and Judging by her breezy
pen will not be tire last
Mrs. Ethelyn Clough is q hustler
Her husband published the BROOKLYN
Exponent At ms death several years
ago she took charge of the business and
conducted the paper successfully. Now
she has accepted q position on the
Jackson Courier. and has employed a
competent foreman 10 look after the
Exponent. She commands the respect
Of the state press by virtue of her
ability. and of all women for her cour-
age and persIstence.-Adrian Times.
Michigan pensions. Original-John
Corvin. Charles W. Taylor, AIonKo II
Chandler. Eimon Ogden. George r.
strinshsm, John Thornton, Jane.
Greenwood. Albert Nnlng, Charles
Ferris, HARRISON Leelong, Henry Ait
hone, Charles r. Reattoir, Sidney NJ
Shelby. Edwin ). smith. George L.
rumsn, Harvey Ross. Henry T. Be-
dell. James Fssruside, james r.
lslsht. James Gtlhoy. John RI. Covert.
James ONsill. Orvie Sage, Daniel O..
Nourg. Wilson Il. Wet, Jerome Os-
born. Ira ". Phillips. Norman Fverson,
Jacob Baker. Isaac A. Taylor. Charles
Smith, Gabriel II. tsoodeil.. Cornelius
J. wooder, Ward Harhlin. Lewis
Brown. Augustus Randall, Augustus A
Gibbs. Albert Warner, Reuismsn shep-
herd John A poty. William tiordon
AUTHORIZATIONS Patterson. John n.
Downing. Wait Wright. David W stat
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