Telegram-herald., 1891-08-06

Press. has reeesv vsd hss floral pillow,
gwen him as the bomellest man at ire
recent editorial Convention ~ kalama-
zoS-
The Prohibition mArsAsI OF sp2rtx is
lsboring hard 20 ssFisJn the difference
setw.It bein9 slightly inebssatsd or
serensly intoxicated.
And nov Mscosta criesh aloud
GIVE us brass band or give as death.
The Grand Rapids salvation Army
band nil furnish Doth.
Joseph T. Eseott, OF Big Rapids, an
old settler, died Tuesday. He mas been
sheriff, one of the Ionia Reformatcry
Board Of Managers. etc.
The Michigan knights of the grip
have 500 members and 500 IN the treas
ury and viii hold their state meeting st
Jsekaon On December 20.
lsnpemIng has twelve bands, and will
soon nave an electric railroad by which
the Inhabitants can escape as especially
critical times TO NexAunee.
Lakeview village authorities have
smut out social -private-family-car
playing. and are now after landlord
Brink for snoring in MS sleep.
An axle on the buggy in which Chief
Harding. of the Bay City fire depart
ment, was driving furiously to . fire,
broke and he just escaped with his life.
Frederick l.. Frost has commenced 8
suit against the +. and Z. NJ. for the
death of his ward. Franklin +. Frost,
VINO was killed IN May, 1890, coupling
cars.
A girl, name unknown. took poison
at Manistee. Her lover refused 10 save
her reputation, but owing to the doc
tors efforts, she is snll alive TO enjoy
| what Is lett.
Convict Walsh, who was arrested
after being discharged from Jackson
PRISON and held on a charge of attempt
ing to break out of the institution, has
been released.
Half a dozen Kalamazoo bloods were
paralyzed to be arrested and fined for
riding bicycles on the sidewalk contrary
TO the provisions of the city ordinance
IN such case made and provided.
The grand conclsve of the Sovereign
| Grand Lodge, |. o. O. F.. will be held
at st. Louis IN the latter part of Sep.
tember, and bil, giving an outline of
the program have already been dis
| tributcd.
The following figures are given for
the July copper output: Calumet 4
Hecls, 3,s44 tons; Quincy, 500; Frank
| lin. 202; Atlantic, 2l2. The Alloue1
stamp mill WAS obliged to close on &C.
count of lack of water.
The birthday party gwen to celebrate
the s6th anniversary of Mrs. Penthi'l
birth at Manistee last week was noval
affair inasmuch as it was attended by
"a women, the youngest of whom wal
60 years old and tue eldest 81.
| Tho commencement exercises at the
Agriculture College, beginning August
Z, promises more than ordinary inter.
est. The graduating class is An un.
usually large one, numbering thirty.
two. Three ladies are Of the number
A large, heavy-set man with more
nerve than the ordinary citizen and
wearing q slouch hat is waylayine
Muskegon hired girls after dark and
soaring them out Of their wits. Mus
kegon is glad she's found ono thing
that will whase them.
Another murder occurred at Detroit
Wednesday. Fred Luth, q saloon
keeper, got into a quarrel with Christie
pher OBrien and got slugged with {
beer glass. His skull was too thin tl
stand it and he died the same evening
They were old enemies.
Frank Chickum, an Isabells coun y
Indian, lay down on the +. & p. NJ
tracks and went to sleep. Some good
copper-colored guardian angel watched