Telegram-herald., 1891-08-19
Ypsilanti will have sewers.


Crooks and sneak thieves are cpl
demIc AT Saginaw.
Cholera lpfsntum is slarmingly pre-
wasn't at Saginaw.
Van Buren, county sports violate the
State tish law daily
The Bay City fire department is to
have chemical engine.
An Adrian woman owns and person
ally conducts a brewery.
The proposition To build Masonic
temple at Muskegon is sleeping.
The young child of n. T.. Moore, of
Gregory. drank fly poison and died on
Monday.
There will be an alliance and farmers
picnic at Wolf lake, Jackson county,
August %.
Leroy skinner, of Greenvllle, who
eloped with i6-year- old gIrl two weeks
ago. has been arrested IN Flint.
Joseph Taylor, who disappeared
from home at Belding Two weeks ago
has reappeared. Same old racket.
Says be was out OF his head, etc.
Miss Myrtx Cutler, al estimsble
young woman of Nermontville, was
thrown from her carriage Sunday. Her
right leg was broken IN two places.
Miss Lottie Stebblns, we'll known and
respectable, attempted suicide by Jump
ing into Flat river, at Belding Sunday
evening while temporarily insane. She
was rescued.
EnIer Monroe, of Almena, while Wis
ltIng at Kalamazoo was attacked by
horse ne was feeding, knocked down
and nearly trampled to death. One
ear was nearly torn off,
Louis Campbell. livery stable en-
ployee, tired 10 commit suicide by tax
ing poison at Bay City Monday. lie
was pumped out anu will recover. No
reason for the act 10 known.
The 6-year old daughter of . family
named Baker played with matches
while alone IN a tent at the Methodist
camp meeting near Linden. The
tent caught tire and the child burned
to death before help came.
There are about 200 Italians camping
along the NJ. L. track near Kalamazoo.
They have no use or love for boarding
houses. They work on the railroad
track and make so much nois that sick
people IN the vicinity wish the company
gang.
Frances Gould, well-to-do farmer
living in York township, near Ann
Arbor, IS under arrest on charge OF
incest. His daughter. now II years old
says the crime was first committed over
year ago, but she has been forced TO
keep silence because of her fathers
threats
Rev. VIM. II. Mcpherson, for the past
two years assistant pastor OF Plymouth
Congregational Church IN charge OF the
Plymouth branch mission, mas accept
ed call to the Congregational Church
at Charlevoix. He will assume MS new
duties September 10.
Jack Pierce, of Howell. adopted the
three year old daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs Charles III. WIcharn when they
separated last fall. Recently the
couple made up aud Saturday Mrs.
Wicham KIDNAPPED toe child. The wo-
man and her accompiice, Milo Whit
tsker, are IN jail.
Two boys were shooting at target
at Howell Saturday. They did not see
Howard Martin until after . bullet had
struck him IN the back and passed
through the right lung. Howard may
not recover. In the meantime parents
will continue to provide their boys With
death dealing weapons.
Robt. Beyrer "A Benton Harbor harness
maker, knows the two young men
whose names were attacked TO the
paper found in the bottle on the beach
near Lake Side and also knows their
friends IA Nc,ook, Nsbrssks, with
whom he will communicates. 1t 10 be-
leyed now that the paper ls genuine
snd that il exists a. the only clue TO the
wreck Of the schooner Thomas Hume.
which was lost with seven souls on
Lake Michigan last May.
Professors K. {. Kedxe. Cook and
Wheeler of the agricultural college.
sud pT. Manly Miles, George + Willetts
and Mrs. Laura Burr of Lansing will
attend the convention of the American
association for the advancement of
science Ia De held at Washington, II. C.,
August is-25 at the same time that the
International aud the national geologi-
ca societies and the ASSOCIATION con
nseted with the agricultural expert
mental associations meet. expected
that at least 5000 scientists will be
present.
Robert g. Wheeler. Of Oslahoms,
felt the need OF female e0eapsnionship
and counsel and ss women we're scarce
out he Nay he advertised for ~Efe.
The sd. met the eve Of Mrs. Burk-
holder. OF BelGing. and she thought n
fust her sixs. Photos. were exchanged
AMI the mash was mutual. Robt.
travelled from Oklahoma 90 Relffng.
then a. hsr suggestion, he left 500 IN
her far hands while BE VISITED the De-
trolt sucsmpmeut. Mrs. r. now re-
fuses t0 marry hinl but she stiil keeps
his money. He has invoked the AID Of
the lsw ard If he regssn< the sToo riil
return te oklahoms satisfied tc hve
far from female slles aud smiles
Mchigsn PENSIONS oFiginsl-Al-
heft Rarker. Charles W Peacock. Wi.
ham g Newton. Ebert Pickett. Chss
+ Ben jsmin. Jeremiah Wood, Jscoh
q. Wastng. Abraham Brown. Francs
NJ HAYNES, Charles Paddock, Jsmss J.
AYERS. Wooster =. BRYANT. samuel P.
- Jchn, William w. Csokley. Deior-