Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22

ing the vile chOker p!eaueu Suhty alu
was sent up for ten days. but the police
apprehend more fun when MS time is
out.
Ithaca has electric lights.
The Bay county fair opens today.
The Wequetonsing hotel closes tomor-
row.
The Grand Ledge Central Fair begins
today.
A Muskegon apple tree is in full
blossom.
Large numbers of sturgeon are being
caught at st. Joe.
John NJ. Burtch is erecting three
story hotel at Grand Ledge.
Mrs. F. p. DARCY, of Kalamazoo,
has fallen heir to $50 900 estate by the
death of her grandmother, Mrs. Marsh,
of Holly.
Theodore Cedargreen, . 19-year-old
boy was drowned while sailing from
Onekama to Empire. The body has
been recovered.
Parson Arney is expected to visit
Manistee the first of October to witness
the trot of the stallion Jack, which he
formerly owned.
The barn owned by Mr.. Muir, be.
tween Almout and Dryden, was struck
by lightning Friday night and totally
destroyed by the fire which followed.
From thirty to forty thousand pack
ages of peaches are being taken from
South Haven daily. The hot weather
has FASTENED maturity and lowered the
price.
J. Waltz. an employee of the Smith
Lumber Company at Kaikaska, was
struck by broken Lett Saturday and
had several bones Of his right hand
broken.
j. p. Smith, q Negaunee saloon and
restaurant keeper abscOnded recently,
leaving unpaid bills behind. He writes
back that he will return and square
matters.
Henry Abbott, accused of the MUIR
der OF George Bryant at Dowagiac, has
confessed and completely exonerated
the girls arrested with him as accesso-
ries Of the crime.
The depositors and other creditors of
the bankrupt Milford bank have re-
solved to take immediate steps toward
an investigation of the alleged frauds
in the business of the bank.
Neveaux, Bay Clty's brutal wife MUIR
derer is improving, the self-infiicted
bullet having been extracted from his
head. 1t is now feared that the State
will have to provide for HIM during the
term Of his natural life.
Hon. H. II. Kinds, of Stanton, is out
| IN an open letter to President Rich, of
| tie State Agricultural Society, in which
he deprecates holding the fair longer at
Lansing, and urges that for several
years IN the future it he held at Detroit,
Grand Rapids and Saginaw.
Michigan postmasters: NJ. w. Davis,
vice d. I. Dicken resigned, Peris, Ma
comb county;J. w. Wright, vice j. ID.
Wright deceased, Deliwood, Eaton
county; w. G.. Miller, vice d. Z. Lock-
wood removed, Dellaville, Luce county;
q. A. Wonch, vice q. Egerton removed,
Goodell, st. Clair county.
The well known seed house of James
Wick, at Rochester, New York, from
which hundreds of Michigan people
have for years purchased garden and
farm seeds has been compelled to go TO
the wall. A receiver has been appoint
ed, and the business will be closed out
for the benefit of creditors.
The Battle Creek Sanitarium, one of
the finest institutions Of the kind in the
world, has established laboratory OF
hygiene for the purpose of carrying ON,
on an extensive scale, Investigations IN
matters relating to health and disease
studying especially such questions as
have al important re! alton 10 diet and
regimen.
A wagon containing three boys, Fred
Every, Il years old, Willie WEIGH and
Harry Curry. each 10 years old, was
struck by the fast train at Mason Sat-
urday morning. Every was carried on
the pilot Is or 20 rod.. When the tram
was stopped he got off and walked to
the crossing where he tainted and had
TO be carried home. Young Curry had
one arm broken aad head badly bruis-
ed. The two will probably recover but
there ie no hope for Welsh who had
broken arm and leg and horrible injur-
les about the head and face.
Jackson's new electric cars began
running for the first time Saturday.
Sunday q limb of q tree knocked the
trolley pole off the trolley wire, and
the pole fell across the telephone wire
knocking the wire loose from the in
sulators. The telephone wire then fell
upon the live trolley wire. Telephones
IN two residences were burned out, and
the residences in question caught fire.
An alarm Was turned IN and the fire de-
partment responded at once. As the
team attached 10 the chemical engine
canre rushing down the street one Of
the horses came IN contact with the live
wire, which WAS hanging down, and the
animal vas killed instantly. The driver
escaped death by Jumping
Michigan pensions: orieinal-Wil-
liam Creery navy, James Runmes.
william G. stewart, Daniel stockwell.
Andrew klrshman, Anthony j. Weaver.
Addftlonai-IacobB Becker. Aaron Ha-
zeisbn, Charles VI. Thatcher. Jacob \.
Anderson, Herman Walker, Charles
Naiiey. William Anne. Urish D. Bur
low. Incfease B. Phase.
Jenathsu A. sIfsgue, Isaac CoIburu'
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