Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

NsAsss have pfes4ited 81 tfoswtl
fer sosDx taaas. ag4 tae b alaeoE ~ cases
- FsAcses osSE gnHty
Fhe prospects Tor a. early opening Of
nay zzsagu 81 lea agtl,a ATE soSsl- No
= except ,efy tAin crasi Il slslhle-
a Sagiuas woman struck toy os~f
TIE head nth l.u ISL, lte p4fenss
IL It's Los have sued neT fol 10 dan
ages
Detroit saloons are dong thriving
tstslness GA the Lords day. &aa tae
u,0iloe are alter the p4oprsesogs With
elub anu saa.
AehAs. Sse<dski, Pole employed
ss . sect.oa hand al iron RIVER. vas
fuu ofsr and eus n tho py a passenger
traia Monday evening.
Cadillac bas comDleted and Is now
occupylng her new So. VoJ brick union
school building ca tbe ste Of the one
that burned year ago
The .kld council" Of jackson, the
s0brlquet given the sldeFmanie body OF
I sS4, WILL hold = reunion and love ieAsI
at the HlbbaId House tomorrow even.
The religious interest ia the pfotfact-
ed meetings at Marshall. conducted ~
Evangelist Rowland at the Baptist and
Presbyterian churches, Is on the IN
crease.
At Saginaw Sunday evening Herman
Zoch attempted - end his ife 10y stab
blng himself Although he inflicted
two deep wounds. be stall lives aud may
recover, yet the chances III his iANor
are very lew.
A project IS on foot 10 dam the river
Paw Paw 1t Benton Harbor. and secure
tTo hundred horse power or wasted
force. The dam OF Paw Paw should
people Benton uafbor with factories
and workshops.
Mary Cotter parades the streets OF
the city of Detroit IN her bare feet.
The police "cotter" and took her be-
fore Judge Sneahan, where she was
tined - for exposing her feet 10 the
chilly blasts OF March.
The much talked OF Lansing lodge of
Elks will be instituted by the Grand
Rapids order, March IS. An elaborate
banquet Will follow the installation cer-
emomes. The new lodge will start oat
with over fifty members.
Policemen Conoghan and King, of
Escanaba, who were charged with
/ boodling, did not care 10 stand hear
/ ing OF their cases AMI have resigned.
| Justices Johnson and Glazer, two other
I alleged offenders, will stick il out.
| The March term of the circuit court
I for the county of Calhoun commenced
at Marshall, Monday afternoon. The
/ calendar contains nineteen CRIMINAL
cases, with full complement of civil
cases, also fourteen cases OF divorce.
All maple sugar growers, in order to
! take advantage OF the bounty afforded
| by the Mckinley bill, must file their
notices aud execute the bonds between
April aud July ], 1891. The bounty
Will begin on the product OF the spring
! of 1892.
Rev. Or. George F. Hunting. presl
| dent of Alma college, who was In Lam
sing yesterday To fill lecture engage
ment, announces that he will no, ac-
cept the call recently rendered him by
the congregation of the First Presby-
! terrain church of Flint.
Geo. Knapp was run away with last
Thursday III Comstock, the horses
| stepping on HIM and the wheels passing
I over his body. He died last night. He
was about 60 years of age. He had
| been engaged IN drawing building
stone TO that city Tor many years.
While hunting rabbits, Saturday,
/ James Green, who lives near Croswell,
/ leaned lazly on log, with the muzzle
| OF the right foot. The hammer was
/ raised, but he did not know it until he
/ toyed with the trigger and forthwith
lost large portion OF his right foot.
Albion Recorder: The stea mcr Iowa,
which foundered and sank III the md
die of the Atlantic ocean, February -,
went down with Oh bags of the Albion
Milling Company's -four on board.
| THIS is the second loss Of this kind in
the history OF the company. They were
! fully insured, however.
Adam Simons. of Cheboygan, accI-
dentally shot himself Friday. while
! hunting for a bear he had wounded the
! day before with an ak, after taking two
/ Cubs from her. While talking, he let
the gun drop by his side, when 1t was
| discharged, the contents lodging IN his
/ side and shoulder. lie was brought
/ there and is IN precarious condition.
The Evart House, of Eyart. has just
been sold by F. s. Postal. the builder
and owner. TO Willard Johnson. of
/ Fulton, y. y. In the deal Mr.. Fulton
becomes possessed of some 1900 to
I $4,000 acres CT land in Lewis county,
Ky. The considerations were private,
/ but il is understood that some $50, 900
was involved in the deal.
Jarius T. Slayton, OF Tecumseh,
| father of c. II. Slaytou, commission
merchant, \. w. slayton, real estate
dealer, IN Detroit. and Mrs. Joseph
| Warlng, with whom he lived IN this VII
lage, was found dead N a small shop IN
the rear of his residence, about O clock
| this morning. lie had MADE slip
moose of a small piece of rope, and de-
hberately onoked himself to death.
The thlrty-6fth anniversary OF
Myrtle lodge No. -. F. h. 4. A., OF
! Belleville, was held last Saturday
. evening. speeches were made hy Past
! Grand Master j. w NcGraih ana Hon.
/ W. {. Maybury, OF Detroit, followed 10y
an elaborate banquet st which John
/ Bridge, OF netroii. acted "a tnsstnas-
I ter. The lodge - IN fo1s Sing con-
/ dition, having membership of 100.
The 1t. Joseph Herald publishes a
I column and half OF communications
and newspaper extracts about toe name
/ for the proposed new city, and All bot
one favor retaining the name ~.
joseph. There q one thing certain
I No man who lives i'm either st. Joseph
or Benton flarhoI eaa sincerely favor
Consolidation on an equitable basis WITH