Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03

the head and shoulders OF Dr. Coulter,
and the latter drew revolver and be-
gan TO shoot. he aimed at the doctors
head. but through some unforeseen in
tiuenca the ball entered Gregory's
thigh. Bystancers interfered and Coul-
ter Was dIsarmed and placed under ar
rest. Botn are prominent physicians.
but neither will say anything about the
lady in the case.
Gladwin has q new grist mill ready
10 grind.
Heavy frosts have visited Bay City
and vicinity.
The Sc. Clair tunnel will be open TO
regular traffic October %.
The citizens of Northport have or
ganized an Improvement society.
The Plainwell Union fair opens Tues
day and continues through TO Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Higbee, of
Benton Harbor. have just celebrated
their golden wedding.
Fay Wilds aad Ezra Osborne, two boys
are under arrest At lonis for stealing
two horses and q violin.
Ludington is to have a course of lee
lures the coming winter. furnished by
the Redpath Lyceum Bureau.
An anti-Catholic movement has been
launched at Adrian with prominent
Democratic city official as one of the
leading spirits.
The Manlstee lumber company has
purchased the Harvey mill at Marin
Oh xNR.l tAn of At.
Pine. Price not stated.
Arthur Patterson, 10 years old was
fatally shot by the accidental discharge
OF his companIon's gun, while hunting
near Nicksbnrg. Thursday.
Law and order citizens used a spray
pump to good advantage on North
port poker JOINT. Several pious young
men thought they we're shot.
Engineer Oliver Hoffman was caught
in the shafting in the Clark Machine
Works. at Kalamazoo. Thursday, and
frghtfully injured. He may possibly
recover.
Postmasters appointed yesterday: c..
c. Hosket, vice T.. NJ. Fuliner. resigned, +,
Campbells Corners, Ogemaw county;
y. Pllumxner. vice j. Laird, removed,
Humboldt, Marquette county.
South Jackson is afflicted with q
plague of yellow jackets. The messely
things swarm around residences thicker
than house flies. and South Jackson
people resemble smallpox patients.
Miss Powell. aeronaut. fell thirty
or forty feet by the breaking of her
parachute rope while making the as
cent at the Eaton county far Thurs
d.
fools for luck.
Misses Webb and Grace Kimball
capsized In a row-boat at Bay City,
Thursday and were rescued from
drowning by Peter Ready. Less than
. week ago Peter saved another young
woman from drowning.
September copper products are: At
lantic, 203, ,304 ions; Peninsula, 1901
tous; Quincy, SO tons, 40 pounds.
Calumet and Hecla has beaten her
best record, producing the enormous
quantity of 4 30 3 tons.
Oil has been struck in the third we'll
Mt Allegan at depth of 1850 feet.
The yield Is about the same as the
other two wells. The well will proba-
bly be sunk another thousand feet in
hope Of striking larger vein.
Although $500 worth of presents
were offered TO the couple brash
enough TO stand up and be married be-
fore the crowd at the Alpine fair there
were no entries and the visitors were
forced to leave the grounds with Their
curiosity unsatisfed.
Last spring j. I. Gilman. OF Flush
ing. had Mrs. Kate Brown arrested on
Nt ht, oh, ,,tr~
rough on rats She was discharged for
lack OF evidence aud now brings suit
against Gilman for $4,000 for false
arrest aud malicious prosecution.
Peter and Mollie Dodds, OF Mt. Pleas
ant, were divorced and though both
parents wanted the only child, little
Gladys. she was delivered TO the father.
The child has entirely disappeared now
and her grandfather, Maj. E. Il.
Nugent. has been arrested charged with
her abduction.
III. Lynch, n deaf mute, Was struck
and instantly killed Thursday by a tram
on the +. 4 T.. NJ. road ut Saginaw. A
curious coincidence IN connection with
the tragedy u the fact that about two
years ago the same man WAS struck,
but NOS seriously injured, by the same
engine, driven by The same engineer
and at nearly the same place ON the
road. The remains we're badly man
glcd.
Ouekams had bad fire early Thurs
dav morning. The blaze broke out IN
August Schimke's store aud spread
rapidly. there being nothing but cltI-
zens and water buckets TO quelch il.
The buildings destroyed are n. Bur-
meister's opera house and store, :
Hopwood's warehouse and store. I. ".
Htilisrd's store, Mrs. Kirrch's store and
dwelling. r. f. Wendsl's store, shops.
dwelling and barn, Capt. Hausoa's &
building. Col. FowEer's tenement and
barn. and II. W. James tenement aud
store.
Michigan pensions: Uriyinsl-Augus-
tus r. Dreyer ldeceasedl, Julius Jones.
George III. Thomas, George Young. Al
mond Rsckus. Zsbedee Fl. Wilcox, lr-
wing Mcconnell, Conrad Hetwig. Jons-
than u. Elliott ldecessedl, William
Young. Additional-Jsmes NJ. Powell,
Frank Isufffenlere. Isasc Hawkins,
Geo. ssuer. william +. Rchardson,
Dsvid n. skinner, wm. NeDonneli,
tfeo. W. Enfrican, Merit Hallock- Lev
W. 0yIafs. VIM. J. Ellis. Nni- Stevens,
Benjamin Prohst. Danisl l. Smith. he.
nevss and incrsase-Eiiss Fsll Ia
crease <e-Stephen A. Conklin, jallas A.
Anderson, George =. johnson. Horasso
" Hail. Jr.. AadFsw Cursss. ots =.
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