Telegram-herald., 1891-04-22
STATE NEWS.


Muskegon vii have bicycle club.
Hadson's new wAteEwoExs are = sue
Cess
The grip IS stu prevalent st Musks-
gon.
Bay City's electric cars will be run
ming ns week.
a poultry association 10 beng organ
lzed al Kalamazoo.
Crogan-st., Detroit. Will hereafter be
knosa as MonToe-sye.
The wheat crop IN Lenawee county is
III very me condition.
The Kalamazoo Novelty Co.'S new
factory - ready Tor occupancy.
The Hastings wool boot factory is
running wiki q small force OF hands.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Wild, of oshtemo,
are very Ill with the grip and are not
expected 10 recover.
A mound has been opened at Wyman
disclosing many valuable historical
articles including pottery and skele-
tons.
A l3-year old boy, the son of
Hecla miner, stole his fathers earnings
"i'u 81 pPNN' INV SAAASN.s ~AS ~Atci
hlm.
The two little Niles boys who were
stolen from Springfield, o., have been
found At Howell, where they were dis
gnlsed as girls.
The City of Charleyoix was the first
boat through the straits. The Charlie
vo!x was also the first boat to enter the
nabor of Petoskey.
Mrs. Jacob Forester, of Ipsllanti. set
a pan of kerosene OIL on the stove Mon
day. she was seriously burned III the
explosion which followed.
The Alpine Lumber Company's mill
at Roscommon BURIED Monday night
with loss OF $500 and small insur-
ance. lncendlarism charged.
Sam Lung, the Chinaman who mar
ried Maggie Kobler, a pretty German
girl of Lansing, has found marriage a
failure and fled, leaving disconsolate
BRIDE. She is after HIM with warrant,
charging dcsertlon.
Muskegon will hold q special election
on April 80 10 decide whether 1t will au-
thoriZe the issuance of the bonds neces-
sary To secure the So, 900 which Charles
III. Hackley has promised to donate for
q high school building.
j. OConnor, a Catholic priest of Mt.
Clemens, and l6-year-old girl, who
gave her name as "MIss Scott" We're
found in compromising position IN
the priests room at the Cadillac, late
Monday night and were set out into the
street.
+. Cora de Puy, who poses as the
brilliant newspaper woman OF southern
Michigan. and writes news to New
York class newspaper, is trying to start
prohibition daily in the state, and
wants TO be managing editor Of 1t her.
self. Cora will know a lot more than
she does if that paper starts.-Detrolt
Journal.
Michigan pensions granted: Original
Marion w. Jennings, Arthur l.. Eaton,
William A. Woods, Jeremiah Kessler,
Emera Nreeland. Ailon Reeders, Ma:h-
las Fleischer. John Talcott, tAmbrose S.
Ford, Frank Major, Stephen Nj. POttil,
Ira III. Thompson, Albert Leidel, Milton
III. SAVERS, Urban clyde, Michael L.
McPharlin. AddItional-J. III. Mosier,
Oscar Reynolds, George p. Severance.
Increase-Charles III. Mather. William
III. Woodland, Isaac h. Robinson, Joseph
Davey, William Maring. Reissue-Jud-
son A. Stone. Original-Mary, mother
of James Whalen; Catherine NJ, widow
of William L. Wickoff; Lucy A., widow
of Chlndler L. Bush; Otis Freeman,
Lester c. Lyke, Frederick 5. Kelly,
Philander Bradley, Isaac J. Miller, Dan
lei W. Spring, Jealous Sperry, Ira p.
Barnum, Jas. G.. Weeks, Harman VIM
CARTS, Benjamin j. Allen, John T. VIII
liams, Devalson Smith, John Austin,
George Wiley. Eli Gilman, Manson b.
Turner, Alnion Wood. Restoration
Jacob GrIbbling. Acknowledgement
Lee, William +. Perkins. Increase
James Benson Drake, Orson b. Gibson,
Wallace l.. Parker, George w. Main,
George w. White, Albert w. Powers,
Albert W. KNIT, John Richardson.
Reissue-Hugh Vanwest, William s.
Baird, Stephen p. Peaker, Loren B.
Rodman. Original, widows, etc.-Lu-