Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

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nssF9ls waats oxttes IRE pfeieetian.
Tne PsesDy tsfssa eh0reA II NegsaaeS
Las > nas nsa ofg&a.
Ths NortasTa Michigan Nealczl So
c.ety meets n 0feenF.lle, ApFll Ia
Tha Mchsgsa sSslaxs ADa Loan AS.
soS atom h&s bSsa organised al kSsi
Jcsdan-
Tne iury ia tae Palmer murder ease
at Saginaw disagreed ag4la o. TIE see-
ona Iglsi.
TIE fsemont Avenue Baptist Church.
of Soula Bay CITY, VAS la1lg damage1
- nFe last week.
iheFe are Hsne men aud two women
non serving lie sentences "a lhe -.
trot iiouse of eorFeVil0a.
Ida CArman. sabject 10 epi.epiic hts,
was found mangled and dead on q side
track at i0aag.ae Saturday.
Burt Robinson and Charles Hughes
were arrested at NicssbaFg and taken
10 Kalamazoo oa charge 81 taFgiATy
The Ypsilaut. spoItsmen's Clnb has
elected the following board ot directors
", l.. Pack, ". Ill. Judd and Norman
Rednef.
Tie Old Flint base ball clnb Is 500
short. and = local bank mas commenced
u suii 10 col!evt II from the owners OF
/ tie club.
The Jennie Webb manslaughter case
at Pontiac has been carried over 10 the
May term Of court upon application OF
F the people.
A Tawas City mother wrapped upher
I infant 20 warmly the other night that
/ 4 smOthered and was ilfeless when
I morning came.
/ \ Ickonsha man who IS IN the hare
/ ralsiug business calculates that the in
crease OF a pair wall number 1000 m
eide of three years.
julius and Bertha Cabaret, of Mus
| kegon, arc TO be divorced after 2 years
| OF married LIE, and al. because Julius
! loves drink too well.
John Gray. an old man, attempted
sucsde by cutting MS throat. Saturday
lie Is now in Detroit hospital suffer
! lng from N attack of delirlum tremens.
The Michigan yacht club has accepted
It's new cub house on Belle Isle. IL
WILL be finished and opened ths spring.
The club IS making u push Tor new
members.
Alfred Seiger, a Detroit painter, IS
dead from variety Ot causes among
which may Ice mentioned alcoholism,
xposure and severe beating received
IN Il saloon.
4 branch OF the Michigan club was
organized at Bay City Saturday with
the following officers: President. "
I |. Brotherton; ce-President, r. I.
Carrington; Secretary, A. q. Plum;
Treasurer, VI. NJ. Andrews.
Miss Maggie Koller, pretty Ger
| man-American girl. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles kohler, OF Lansing.
has married sam Lee, the heathen
Chlnee proprietor OF n local laundry.
Rev. II. j. Jordon, or the First Presby-
terian church, ot'iciated.
Thomas HarDhern, while sitting in
the National Hotel at West Bay City,
was'shot III the mouth by buletwhich
came through the window. Paul Con
yeau, a drunken fellow who lives across
the street, is under arrest for the act.
The wounded man will recover.
Henry Creamer. a colored business
man OF New York CITY, has sued \. A.
| Barney, proprietor of the Occidental
hotel at Muskegon for s. 600 damages.
| Creamer says he has srefused meal prIvi-
leges at the hotel on account OF his
| color. The case will be warmly con-
tested.
Michigan pensions: Original-Ches-
ter l.. Parks. East Saginaw; Henry
Sample, Hart; Cecil d. Parsons. Jr.,
Fowlerviile; Solon Il. Parish, Soldiers
Home; Charles IIildreth, Elweli; J.
Thorn, Vassar; Horace H. Resell; Port
land; Nicholas ID. Brown, Columbia
Vile; Jacob Osterle, Grand Rapids;
Aaron Grant, North Branch; John Hall,
Lansing; Lucius Bates, T,Ilman;
John c. Dugan, Gladwin; Cyrus Haw-
ley, Kalamazoo; (deceased) Mar
tilo Warner. lpsilanti; William. II. Al
len, Soldiers Home; Justus A. Bolster,
Petersburg; John NJ. Derrick, New
Haven Center; Leonard Crandall, Paw
Paw; Henry W. Bennet, Sand Lake;
Thomas Reed. Holland; Dwight III.
Chapel, Now: Jeffrey I. Earnes, Bridge
man; Jeremiah Bolton, Leslie; Myron
Bruce, Naubinway; navy Gordon r.
Tracy, Saginaw; Charles h. Butler, Ma
non: John NJ. Cald well, Flushing; John
Ropsen, Milan. Additional = Lumor
Gee, Jackson. lncrease-Victor Con-
| lOIiS, MI ittStDl, lSsidt SJetle. tlIee
Rivers; Henry II. Henderson, Napoleon;
John u. Casey. Monroe. Jackson r.
Myers, Jackson; Francis Dancer, Yer
montville, James T. Clark, Lspeer;
Helen Branch, st. Louis: John III. Spen-
Ger, White; George l.. Freeman, Grand
Rapids; W. A. Gladding Bailey; Will
liam III. Post, Eaton Rapids; Elisha Daw-
ley, Galesburg; James III. Webster,
Jackson; William Herbert. Plainwell;
Charles X. Kronk, Texas; Franklin
Cutshaw, Galen. Reissue - James
Bowlin, Kalamazoo; Henry II. Collins.
Howell. Reissue and ncresse-Daniel
Bayless. South Haven. Original Wild
ows, etc. Mary A. Randall, formerly
widow of Lester +. Bates, Jackson;
Tamme c.. widow of Cyrus Hawley.
Kalamazoo; Isadore E.. widow of Will
liam Rutherford, Deford; Anna f.,
widow of Charles G. Reed, Maple Rap
IDS: Eveline, widow of Bernard Bord-
well, Montague; Mary f., widow of
William II. Batter. Albion; Caroline l.,
widow of Philemon Bingham, Paio;
minors of William b. Calvin, Leslie.
s. T. Kinsey, the leading custom shiri