Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-17
MURDER AIRPORT HURON
A Nan Shot for Interfering in .
Family Quarrel.
DEAD BODY KICKED FROM TIRE STEPS
BY the Hsartisss Wife 81 the Murderer
reaax Lovers Come 20 0risf-ks-
leidsseepte View sf the Hap
psDisss of The state.

Tuesday morning lsborers passing by
heard loud cries from the house Of
Theodore Kynes, of Port Huron. En-
tering they found him beating his wife,
When told to stop he said il served her
right ~ she was late with her break
fast. He then seized . shotgun and
emptied its contents into the breast of
Wesley Mcdonald, who staggered out
side and fell dead on the doorsteps.
Kynes grabbed his gun and escaped to
the woods near by. holly pursued by
Sheriff Bernatz. deputies and people of
the vicinity who surrounded the woods.
He WAS soon captured. Mrs. Kynes
came out of the house after the murder
and kicked the BODY off the steps then
returned to her breakfast. She says
the men had no business to interfere
that her husband could pound her if he
wanted TO. Neighbors say that he often
pounded her and that he logged his
first wife to death. Kynes is tough
character.
Tecumseh 10 raising fine celery.
Howard City wants fair association.
Small cranberry crop in Michigan
this season.
Races between traction engines are
all the rage at Hart.
The grape crop in the vicinity of st.
Joe is unusually large this year.
Pears are unusually large and plenti-
full IN the fruit district this year.
Benton Ha.bor is greatly pleased
over the new water works System.
Pate rson's big factory will not be re-
moved from Flint to Saginaw after all.
j. L. Hudson's $3.50, 900 building at
Detroit Will be thrown open to the pub
lie today.
H. w. Riley, of Greenville, has raised
twenty loads of melons from one acre
of ground this season.
The City of Chicago took out twenty
thousand baskets of peaches from Ben
ton Harbor Monday night.
The trial of James Harcourt, for the
killing of Dan Dunn comes of IN the
500 circuit court this week.
Whites military band, Kalamazoo
crack musical aggregation, has dis
banded for lack of support.
The fcatherbone cross factoryrecently
removed from three Oaks to Kalama-
zoo, will be ready for business Monday.
Big black bears are lowering about
st. Ignace and all the little boys and
girls up that way are on their good be-
havior.
The Lansing common council declares
that the present condition Of the street
railway system is unsafe and fraught
with great danger to the public.
Daniel E. Parish, of Troy, n. Y,
wants to establish stove and range
plant at Kalamazoo with capital
stock of $500, 900, the citizens to hold
one half and he the other half. ;
David Strange. a tough colored man
of Detroit, has been sentenced to Jack.
son for twenty years for the killing of
William Loomis. A life sentence had
been expected.
Ii any travelling fakir tries to sell you
polish for your silverware for twenty.
| five cents, :don't buy it, as you can
mix your own sllverware polish if you
need it just as cheap as ne can out OF
salt and ashes.
Miss Myra Felker. of Perrinville,
Wayne county, has met with peculiar
affllction. She tainted on hearing OF
the death Of her brother. When she
recovered she was found to be para
lyzed IN the lower limbs. She is also
deaf and dumb from the shock TO heI
nervous system.
Susie Woodhouse, years old, wal
accidentiy shot by some boys who were
shooting at mark with Flobert rifle
st Detroit, Monday. The bullet passed
close to the jugular vein into the throat
and the child will probably die. The
mother, who has been in poor health
tainted at the sight and is in precar
ious condition.
Charles Clark. of White Pigeon, finds
himself III an unpleasant predicamen,
because he loved and wanted to marry
| 14-year.old Eva May Robinson. He
went to Centervillc and secured H.
cense giving the girls age as Il years
because she loved him that much. Mrs
Robinson spoked their wheels by hav.
| ing Charlie arrested for perjury, while
Eva Was sent home crying. The would
be bridegroom Ii in Jail in default Of
| $500 bail.