Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

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80.
TIE Crusaders VII invade Nswsyg0
neat sesk.
lee eo&is are sssla aAtslng ahoat an
Musk egon Lake.
Paw Pan Nil he hghtsa BY electricity
BY another ~eS3.
There are many severe exses q q
grippe q Asasag
A gSsolne sxplosioa severely easrsea
Mrs Nelson, ci Nass4r, the ether day.
Operations n most Of tie lumber
eznps are suspended on account u 10
sEow.
TIE Portage Lake Methodist, a sesg
loas organ, has been established at
Houghton.
Lansing wants 10 bond the city for
So. 90 10 nalld another bridge across
Grand river.
Two horses were eremated by the
burning OF Gettffled Zlmmermsn's
barn at Bay City, yesterday.
G.. r. sopeF. vice John Torrey. re-
signed. has been appointed postmaster
~ n SOuHtt
Snow 10 four feet deep in Alser
county, L. T., snd in Grand Traverse
county, L. T., they are picking psnsses.
Peter Mixer accidentally walked into
a shaft al the Calumet mine Mednes-
day and fell 500 feet. He was crushed
to a Jelly.
Jonn Hall, of Leslie, one of the best
farmers IN the central part of the State.
made AL assignment Wednesday 10
Hon. NJ. +. Kumsey.
The Newaygo Athletic Club has en-
gagged Miss Bessie Thew, the we'll
known elocu,lonist and exponent OF
Delssrte, az their instructor.
Lucius \. Johnson, a prominent at
torney and brother OF Mayor Johnson,
OF Lansing, died "Wednesday OF con
SUMPTION. He was unmarried.
Three bows fooled around with n re-
volver at Detroit until Harry Daus-
sau, one of them, received bullet in
the leg. He will carry II with him TO
the grave.
Juveniles hereafter found lurking
about the streets of Iona after : p. M.
will be dealt with according 10 law, Tor
the law expresses itself explicitly upon
that very subject.
Little George Chase, of Clare, tied
his sled TO the rear end of q passenger
train the other day and boarded the
sled for ride. HIS funeral Was yester-
day.-Lansing Republican.
| Peter Sabine, a Chippewa Indian. who
was resident of Saginaw county be-
fore the first white child was born
therein, passed TO the happy hunting
grounds Monday, aged 20 years. He
mad been Ill from consumption nearly a
year.
The insane colored girl whom Sheriff
Prendergart, of Saginaw, left in Hamll-
ton, Ont, has been removed from the
asylum to the Jail. The willy sheriff
slipped away from the town unknown
to the officers, and has returned to his
home IN the salty city.
The information against Judd Crouch
for numbering his father, sister, and
| others, has been nolle pros'd. Mr.
| Crouch's case has never been brought
to trial, yet he has been under s2o,oot
bonds TO appear for trial whenever
notorious murder case.
Reports to the State Board of Health
show that influenza, bronchitis, ncur
algia, rheumatism in tho order named
caused the most sickness in Michigan
during the week ending February 81
Diphther.a is reported at twcnty-eight
places. scarlet fever at forty-six, typnoic
fever at nineteen and measles at thirty
two.
During the vacation just closed the
physical laboratory at the agriculture
college was thoroughly remodeled
making it very complete and con
venlent IN all respects. Numerous
changes and additions have been mad,
in the mechanical shops in the way o.
benches, lathes, etc. Lieut.. Crittenden
U. S. A., has taken charge of the mill
tary department..
John Griggs, of Greenville, was con
victed of criminal assault upon Mar,
Osborn in March 1890, upon the test
mony of the girl and her mother, wht
claimed that the girl WAS under Il
years of age. Mary is married now
and she and her mother say Griggs j
innocent Of the crime. and they wan
him released from Jackson, where he !
serving an eight years sentence. The,
also say that Mary WAS nearly II year
old when the previously alleged even
occurred.
A Saginaw jury has found Louis J
Barnes guilty of Illegltimate parentsgc
the complainant being Miss Ida George
Barnes. who is telegraph operator
was TO have been married some tim
ago to the handsome daughter of
well-known city official. The minister