Telegram-herald., 1891-06-05

A Little Early in the Season but
Fuil-Grown.
IT TRIES TO SWALLOW 4 100 LIB. PIG
A shot-Gun ENDS His Usefulness and His
stuffed Skin III be Devoted TO
scisnts1e Uses-Giadw Yin VIII
Become = Resort

time by the forelock and EXHIBITS rep
tile, which Is entitled to the palm. The
monster WAS caught IN the act of swal-
lowing loo-pound pig when the hogs
owner fell upon ms snakeship and COM
PEELED him TO abandon his Jonah and
the whale act. A shot gun did effective
work and the dead serpent was found
to be 33 feet ~ inches long; IL inches
between the eyes; IL feet 5 inches
around and with a lower jaw 4 feet 2
inches long. The skin Will be stuffed
and presented TO the Detroit exposition.
Gladwin is about 10 enter the arena as
summer resort.
Luther has a uniformed band.
Newaygo wants Fourth of July fire.
works.
Building operations are active at Ish-
peming.
Snow tell at Ishpeming early Wednes-
day morning.
The Rockford school is furnished
with electric bells.
Strawberry shipments have begun
from Benton Harbor.
Greenville is sinking new wells to in
crease the water supply.
The Muskegon revival band will be-
gin two weeks session today.
Negaunee citizens are tickled to death
over their new street sprinkler.
The Greenvile school is now on the
University diploma list for all courses.
A class of eleven pretty girls will
school.
The fires have almost totally destroy
| ed the blackberries and huckleberries
IN Lake county.
Rev. DR.. w. III. Clark has been in
stalled as pastor Of the First Presbyter-
ian Church at Bay City.
S. Hardy, 81 years old, was drowned
while fishing at Leslie, Wednesday, by
the capsizing of his boat.
! II. p. Glover has purchased the
| Scharf tag and label business of Toledo,
and will remove the plant to Ypsilanti.
Charles Anderson, mill employee,
was struck by flying board Monday
at Manistee and almost instantly killed.
Ypsllanti has voted by special cleo
ton to bond the city for $50 900, to offer
as bonus for manufacturing institu-
| tons.
May copper product: Calumet &
Hecla mine, 1870 tons; Atlantic, 2l0
tons; Franklin, l993 tons; Peninsula,
so tons; Quincy, 900 tons.
| Big Rapids officials have been seized
4 d, = ho,,sx, ole I'D
time at least all the streets and alleys
will be kept in fine order.
| Prof. +. c. Goddard, formerly pro-
fessOr of mathematics, has been chosen
TO succeed Prof. John o. Reed, who re-
signed his position as principal OF the
Saginaw High school.
| Harvey Ames, 12-year-old boy
| jumped of Lake Shore train at Mon
roe Wednesday evening and the wheels
passed over his leg crushing 1t to pulp
from the knee down. He may live.
The Muskegon Rifles will next week
begin skirmish drill, and learn the
| commands as gwen by bugle. The
work will at first be confined to the ar
mory, but will soon be taken to larger
place of action.
/ AQkuob 0tCliD0Suy yCato Oiuy 1t
tempted TO board a moving train at
balance, tell under the wheels and was
killed. His mother witnessed the terri
bic sight from her doorway.
Glen Dyer, 5-years-old, played with a
boat in the river above the dam at
Allegan. The boat broke from her
moorings and the little fellow, fearful
Of the dam, jumped overheard and was
drowned. The body was recovered in
about an hour.
There will be tr0tting meeting held
on the grounds of the Wexford Union
! Agricultural, Industrial and Trotting
! Associations, near Wexford Corners,
on June IL, Is aud 10. The track is in
fine condition and $500 have been
offered in premiums.
Jas. V. Mickle has peach orchard OF
400 bearing trees, and says they will
bear a good crop, except the $50 Early
Crawford, the fruit Of which was most
ly killed. Although nearly nine-tenths
of the blossoms were killed, it still leaves
of most varieties all the trees ought to
bear for good quality of fruit. The
prospect is for a full crop of pears, and
good crop of cherries, except the
early varieties. His plum trees also
promise an abundant yield. Apples
will be very scarce.-IoEia Standard.
Michigan pensions: Original-Alber'
w. Newburg, John Steele, Arthur
Ryall, George +. Phillips, Allison
Bryant, John Il. Betchtold. Sidney Ash.
ton, James Ball, Chauncey b. TIllotson,
Ira :. Peppers, Alonzo Plummer, Wal
ter ;. Nerrett, Frank r. Russell, George
Rhodes, William +. Campbell. Joseph
r. Michel, Warren Simpson. Frederick
Tuttle, Sidney Brewdsge. Patrick Roach
Robert +. Ramsey, Orn G. Freeb Close
William Howe, John II. Weaver, vii
liam Hues, George Tagsold, William VI
Knapp, Albert b. Colburn, stephen II
Hough, William Aging, William II
Atkinson, Henry Richardson, John
Robbins, Edwin X. Pulslfer, Thomas c,
Jackson, John Morrison, John DAILY
Additional - Charles III. Parketon
Michael Donohoe, Madison Shaul, Ed
ward K. Hutson, William Smith, Scott
w. Eddy, Charles n. Prindle. Charlie,
W. Fuller, Joseph Johnson, Alonro C
Ide. Increase--Frankiin c. Peters
Henry Elends. George W. Moore, Geo
W. Gstes, William Joy, Arson Lewis
Joseph Dietz. William A. Messenger
LOUIS Kurtzmsn, Charles III. Deputy
Uranus logan. Relssne-John Ne
Arthur. Harrison II. Power. Jane.
Hoynes, Robert l.. Benjamin. Original
Dorothy, widow OF Bales L. Allen.
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