Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-27

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/ Thunder Bay.
Factory girls 10 the number OF about
one thousand are forming = protective
union at Jackson.
ABusiness Mems Association has been
| formed al West Bay City with Hon. ).
| o. Fisher president.
George Boyd, prominent lumber
man. Was killed by falling tree at
Boone. Wednesday.
Work viii coon begin on the new
Houck Furniture Compsny's build ings
at Muskegon Heights.
Clemens Jungler drank two quarts of
whlsxey II Red Jacket and WAS found
dead IN bed TWO hours later.
Fred Phelps, of Hudson, dropped
dead Tuesday while holding hls end OF
cross-cut saw through log.
Alma p. Moody, the l4-year-old Niles
girl who disappeared from home last
saturday, has been found al Elkhart,
| Ind.
The First Congregational Church So
ciety, of Jackson, IS now out of debt
and will give jubilee banquet TO cele-
brate the event.
The Michigan Knitting Company,
Lansing, has been reoIganlzed. has re-
ceived additional capital and will re-
main in Lansing.
Rev. l.. j. Eymer. pastor OF the Pres
byterian Church, at Gross Village, re-
signed and Will go South for the bene-
| iii of MS wife's health.
Two young women OF Saginaw are
under arrest for robbing clothesiines.
Quantities of trough dried" garments
were found IN their possession.
The Reed City school boaro have pro-
vided for primary and kindergarten
| department III connection with their
schools to be opened with the spring
| term.
General-Secretary Fenner, of the
Lansing y. NJ. {. A., has resigned to &C
cept the secretaryshp Of the Menominee
Y. NJ. G. A, which has just been formed
with 100 pledged members. He leaves
for his new duties next week.
Rev. Il. J. Evans. of London. Ont,
| the Mormon preacher who caused such
q sensation at Bedding last November,
| closed his second series of meetings
Tuesday evening without receiving any
personal violence. He has . score of
lie male followers there.
Reports to the State Board of Health
show influenza, bronchitis, rheuma-
tism and neuralgia, in order named
causing most sickness in Michigan dur
ing week ending March 81. Diphtheria
reported at 10 places; scarlet fever, 50;
typhoid fever, Z; measles, oil.
Edward Rogers, who killed Hattie
Moses, at Saginaw, and then attempted
his own life, is improving. His appe-
ute is good, but he is still very weak
and is not considered out of danger.
| A change for the worse would not sur
prise the physicians in attendance.
Charles Nevlns, of Saginaw, was
killed at Farwell, Wednesday, by being
| crushed under q block of ice which
weighed 700 pounds. Nevens was a
brother of Rev. FIR. Nevins, of Grand
| Haven, Detective James Nevens and
| Torrance Nevens and Mrs. Lamb, of
| Detroit.
Jack Donahue, a foolish fellow of
| Manstee, who never interferes with
anyone unless meddled with, was
leased to evaporation by some lawless
boys Wednesday. He drew knife
and jabbed one Of the young rascais
between the ribs, for which act he was
promptly jailed.
Geneva Ellis, a young colored society
| lady of Lansing, appropriated her mie-
tress' wearing apparel to wear TO the
recent grand bali gwen by the nigh
toned colorcd people OF Lansing.
| Gencvas mistress discovered the APP
preparation and after calling 1t theft
sent the girl to jail.
A factory for the manufacture of
electric fire and burglar alarms and
other electric bells and appliances is IN
| process OF erection at Muskegon
Heights. The plant was wrested from
| the soil of Rockford. H., and will he
known as the Muskegon Electrical
Mfg Co. 1t will have "a capital stock
of $50, 900.
Earl Crandall, an ll-year-old boy was
| crushed and horribly mangled beneath
! the cars at Benton HarbOr Wednesday.
lie was picking up bits OF coal from be-
meath a stationary car, when another
car was switched down striking and
starting all the cars. Death was Instan-
tancous. The boys parents are in des-
| titutc circumstances.
John Mcintyre, former wcll-known
| conductor on the east end division of
/ the L. q G.. L. railroad. and who re-
( signed IN December last on account OF
! iii-hcalth. died : few days since at Los
! Angeles, Cal. His remains have been
/ forwarded TO Fl. Gratiot. where his
! family resides. for Interment. and the
| funeral will take place there.
An item from the Toledo CONNER
I cal has been going around the State,
: alleging that the Michigan Central con-
dnctors who were discharged short
tine ago had been reinstated. The un-
lucky conductors would probably be
I glad If TINS we're true. but they have re-
| ceiyed no official notification OF such a
! proceeding, and there are no hopes
that they viii.
Mss Clara Eddy, Of Toledo. died
Tuesday, NJ the residence of A. {. Rey-
. nOlds, Of ADRIAN. where she was a
guest. Miss Eddy was Fl years old,
ami was soon 10 be married. her trous-
/ seau bcing IN cOnrse Of construction.
/ About year ago she was victim OF a
slight stroke 81 paralysis, but regained
/ her health fully. A second stroke re-
suited IN her death IN less than = week.
Henry KUhnze, Detroit Newspaper
1 man. sps al n Rht n jail st Windsor
last sammer on a tFgmred up charge
preferred rs Frederick " egham. uncle
81 thc giri he loved NlekhAm sentured
istO Detroit "Wednesday snd was
promptly jailed on a cspiss alleging
SIS coo damages. Wicsbam could not