Telegram-herald., 1891-03-20
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

flowing
Rev. J. W. Arney has sold his fns
driving team.
Clare IS 70 have new eight-room
school building.
Traverse CITY vii give an exhibition
Of school work TO-DAY.
Steamers are loading coal al Toledo
for Lake Superior ports.
There are fory-seyen inmates in the
( Kalamazoo county house
/ Nal guant diphtheris j. increasing 81
/ Madison, Lenawee county.
Great quantities OF potatoes are being
/ shipped from Birmingham.
The Agricultural College viii grad
uate class ot about eighty.
Traverse City will build two new SIX.
| room ward school buildings.
Nearly a foot of snow fell at kalkaska
| Tuesday, blocking the roads.
Kalamazoo will float $4,000 10 add
! 10 the pubic scao0l buildings.
| Siace the Jackson prison was opened
5000 charges have been cared for.
The Marquette Snoe Shoe club pre-
scented play Wednesday evening.
The Michigan Salt Association Will
disband and dispose OF all property.
Adrian business men anticipate q
boom with the opening OF the season.
4 large temperance conference viii
be held at Holland. March "A and p.
Rev. Peter Lepeltak. of Oyerisel, goes
to SIOUX county, la, as local mission
ary.
There are 81 students in attendance
at the Michigan Mining School At Mar
quette.
Shriver Brothers, of Saugatuck, made
an 500 pound haul of lake trout the
other day.
Forty-e!ght new doctors graduated
from tho Detroit College of Medicine
last night.
1t required forty stitches 10 close a
cash IN the leg OF u runaway horse at
lpsilanti Wednesday.
Mrs. Jacobs, 90 years old, and a
widow. was killed by D., l.. & n. train
at Brighton. Wednesday.
There were twenty incinerations last
year at the Detroit crematory, making
total OF fifty-three since It was
created.
August Miller fell over s. log near
Birmingham, Wednesday, and bit his
tongue nearly OFT. He talks with a
brogue now.
Rev. A. III. CASTOR, a Presbyterian
clergyman, died at ADRIAN, Wednesday,
He was a pioneer Indian missionary
nifty years ago.
While suffering great pain Mrs. Hart.
OF Farwell, took an extra large dose of
morphine. -Four physicians restored
herto consciousness.
Iron Mountains 1000 Italian resi-
dents have entered their protests
against the murder of their country
men at New Orleans.
Detroiters have subscribed Sll $50 for
the university OF Michigan gymnasium.
Ann Arbor subscriptions raise the total
receipts to SIS. 500. When 81 $40 more
Is raised Mr.. Waterman's offer OF
$50 900 becomes available.
Reports to the State Board of Health
show influenza, bronchitis, rheuma-
tsm, neuralgia, In the order named,
causing the most sickness in Michigan
during the week ending March IA.
Dlphtheria was reported at 22 places,
scarlet fever al IS, typhoid fever at .
and measles at 90.
Wednesday evening fire broke out in
l.. w. Atwood's planlng and single
mill at Luther, and made clean sweep
OF everything in it. Two cars belonging
TO the G.. r. & |. were consumed. The
mill machinery was all first class. Loss
In l,xh
COMMANDMENT Chief Veazy has is
sued a general order for the observance
of the silver anniversary of the Grand
Army, April q, 1891. 1t is ordered that
all posts hold on the evening of that
day public commemorative meeting,
notice OF which must be given every
comrade and special invitations ex-
tended to Sons of Veterans, Woman's
Relief Corps and kindred organizations;
also to clergy, press, school children
and citizens generally.
1t took sl.154 ,34s.69 topay Michigan's
pensioners for the quarter ending
March I. The number of pensioners
on the rolls is 30, i24. There are now
on the rolls two revolutionary war
widows, Mrs. Oliver G. Morton, of Elva,
Micr., and Mrs. Lovely Aldrich. who
recently removed to Washington.
There are 23i widows of the war of 1912
on the rolls. So widows of the Mexican
war, and 80 Invallds of the last named
war. There were originally seventeen
veterans OF the war of 1872 enrolled,
but SIX of these have died.
Michigan pensions granted: Original
w. ID. NOoheis, David Stokes, Peter
Desot, deceased. William Rolf, James
NJ. LOOMS, Philip Nolgnor. Albert
Polhemus, Henry f. Murphy. Isaac
Pinney, James Martin, Frederick Mass.
nick, William II. Turner. Charles A.
Robinson, Thomas Mealloy. Chauncev
Wheeler. Henry K. Austin. Joel Seaton,
Samuel X. Smith. AddItional-Wn-
liam Nanderkabler. John {. Wood
ward, Lar White, Victor W.
Mann. George II. Dewey, John
+. Walter, John n. Parker. In
crease-RIchard J. Worthington, Frank
Barber, Joseph c. HIGH, Peter Miller,
Reuben J. Rawson. samuel r. Skunk.
Reissue and increase-Jsmes ID. Quick,
Lew y. Forester. Original, widows.
Mary Nelson, former widow of
Alvin ". Futts; Sarah II. Mumbrae,
former widow of Arvine Wales; Mary.
widow of John Sparks; Jennie, widow
Of Robert II. Vincent; Louise, widow
of James A. Strong; Margaret H., widow
of Sames Abbott.
Staple and fancy STYLES in Outing
Shirts at Ao1gt Hprroishe A. Coz