Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-03-13

tnat the ManlSJce anu NOfLnedSJcfn ullrOu0
win be pushed through TO their village this
year.
In the census Office report of valuation OF
Michigan cities Ionia, Grand Haven and
Wyandotte are the only ones to show de-
crease.
Saginaw had new registration this
year, and out of the 1000 voters names
expected only 7,lOS came TO put their
names on the lists.
The rise In the Muskegon river carried
away boom compauy's chain house and
chains, and injured its dock, doing $l2, 600
damage altogether.
The president has appointed Veeder b.
Paine of Ann Arbor. Mich, special agent
TO make allotments of lands in severalty 70
the Sac and Fox Indians.
Frank McPeck, employed in Bush's saw
mill, near Hastings, fell on a buzz saw
Tuesday and was instantly killed. his head
being severed from his body.
Andrew Bamford. charter member of
company f, Third regiment NJ S. T,
Saginaw, died of cancer in the throat
Tuesday. He was well known.
Capt. Sam Bernier of life-saving station
Q, says vessels will be able to navigate
Lake Superior early in April this year, as
there is no ice in Whitehsh bay.
An electric street railway company has
been organized in Kalamazoo, and will
have car fitted with storage battery
contrivance running in two mouths
Myron and Mat Delano Of Summit,
Mason county, were arrested Thursday,
charged with felon Gus assault on Myron's
two daughters, aged II and ii years.
The Kalamazoo knights Tcmplar held
| their 35th annual reunion and banquet
Friday night, and the banquet, at which
zoe covers wei laid, was u grand affair.
Langford Wallace, popular young man
OF Croswen, was instantly killed by the
premature explosion OF a cartridge he was
loading into a Winchester rifle Tuesday.
Pat Barrett, local ticket clerk of the
ID. G.. IL. & NJ. railroad at Ionia has been
| appointed TO clerkship at the house of
correction, Ionia, vice Hal Stevens, re-
moved.
James Dougherty of Mt Pleasant was
injured by saw log rolling on him Tues
day afternoon and died just before reach
| ing home. The accident occurred at Pin
coming.
The Flint & Pere Marquette railroad
company is surveying a railroad line
from its Bay City terminus to the shore of
Saginaw Bay, and will build the line this
/ summer.
Mrs. Thomas Burns of Saginaw, who
was terribly burned week ago while try
ing to remove the oil STAINS by setting fire
to them, died in the hospital at Saginaw
Saturday.
A IL year old girl giving the name of
Eloise Serville, and claiming Egg Harbor
as her home. was taken in charge by tho
Montreal police Tuesday and returned TO
her home.
Logs are being hauled over the Grand
Rapids & Indiana railroad from Lincoln
township TO the Musiegon river at the rate
of $50 900 feet per day. ID. A. Blodget
owns the pine
w. p. Brown of Saginaw has been APP
pointed purchasing agent of the Flint 81
Pere Marquette railroad with head
quarters at Milwaukee, vice d. L. Patri-
archie, resigned.
Within an hour after Franklin NJ Her of
Muskegon got his divorce no had paid
justice the regulation fee to IN Irry h IN 10 q
good looking lass. Everything moves rap
idly in Muskegon.
The reception rendered to Col. Bliss at
Saginaw for his work in getting the
800, 900 appropriation was far and away
the most immense affair of its kind ever
hold in the valley.
Peter McKittriok, 10 years old. of Kaw-
kawlin, Bay county, was arrested for steal
| ing gran, and in the search OF his house
which followed the officers found stock
enough TO start a store.
A six year old daughter of Chris Kop-
schumsky of Romulus set fire TO her
clothing by playing too near a burning
brush heap. Monday. and died from the
effects of the burns Tuesday.
| Thomas Burns. the velveteen thief ar
/ rested at Kalamazoo last September, has
at last been sentenced and will spend 33
months in Jackson. He was one of the
gang of thieves that infested Chicago and
the west coast of Michigan for long time.
The Saginaw Maccabees are pleased that
their order now numbers 1000 members in
| Saginaw and hope to soon raise IT, 20 1000.
| This they think entities them 10 become
| tho headquarters OF the order and they
are talking of raising SIS, 900 for build
ing TO be devoted exclusively TO the order.
Reuben Miller, a registered student of
the university, attempted to run low
down saloon while loaded with liquor Fri
day night. He drew knife, but brawny
colored man threw him out into the street,
and not only this, but smashed his jaw
with a rock and nearly chewed off his nasal
organ. Miller win live
A strange sight occurred Ct the funeral
of Mss Murphy, the murdered Emmett girl,
Saturday. Tho family of the murderer
seemed AZ deeply affected rs that of the
murdered, and mingled their tears Mt the
grave. About 1870 carriages followed the
remains from tho church TO the cemetery,
and the church itself was crowded.
There is moro trouble In Holland over
the actions of some Of the students. The
thing started by the circulation of IA bogus
program of a class event that made fun of
the members, and was followed by another
accusing Dick Greyscn OF being tho author
of the first and caliiug him hard names.