Telegram-herald., 1891-11-24
BREAKFAST 6REWTlgs.

News Items Gaihss.a Here and There
by vigfAnt Reporters.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. n. Rsssma, .
9-pound daughter.
Don't fail 10 attend the free sxbibi-
ton BY the Arr association. IL opened
Tuesday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Elson w.
woodall of No. III Wealthy avenue, =
daughter.
Isaac seamen and Sarah ID. Cross
were married yesterday by Justice
Hydorn At hIs Office.
T.. \. ORourke. superintendent Of
the southern division OF the q. X. 3 l.,
was IN the city yesterday.
The plans for Kertlander 8 Murphy's
new block are completed, and work
Will begin early next spring.
A valuable dog be longing 10 NJ. A..
Pierce was beheaded last night by .
Wealthy avenue electric car.
q. w. Perry. deputy revenue collec-
tor OF the southern division OF the
fourth district, Was IN the city ysster-
day.
A. A. stearns, of No. A James street,
who has been dangerously Ill OF the
grip and indigestion, Is reported to be
recovering.
The street railway company shipped
two cars TO Ann Arbor yesterday. They
Will be used ON the Ann Arbor and
lpsllanti line.
Louis Wochlert has been sentenced 10
sing sing for burglary. Mr.. Wochlcrt
was At one time editor of the Staats
Zetung Of this city.
G.. Powers, assistant in the city
clerks office, received telegram from
Ann Arbor yesterday announcing the
sudden death OF ms father-in-law.
The ladies of the Smith Memorial
church cleared over $50 from their
New England supper and Live Doll
Show last Friday afternoon and evcn-
ing.
There will be held regular meeting
of the Royal league at Its lodge rooms
IN the McMuilin block tonight. gen.
cral attendance of memb rs ia re-
que.ied as important business will be
transacted.
The Barbers' union No. 8 announces
grand masquerade ball for Wednes-
day evening. Dece mber 2, at Turner
furnished by Wurzburg Il Bronson's or.
chestra.
Derk Visscher's injuries received
from fall in the Phoenix company's
lumber yard are of a serious nature.
His BRAIN is thought to be injured and
two doctors were call yesterday for
consultation.
The windows and doors in the new
county building are being closed and
fires Will soon be started IN the furnace.
The workmen have been satisfied by
the payment of their wages,
and everything is moving along as Of
yore.
Emma J. Coppes claims she has not
received the full amount OF . decree
rendered by the circuit court In her
divorce case, and has garnisheed the
Standard OIL company for $l33.25 due
Rufus j. Coppes, from whom she was
divorced.
j. X. v. Agner. gen sral superintend.
cnt; William Alden Smith, general at
torney, and j.. McVane, chief engin-
Ger, of the G. X. Il /. road will leave
this morning for Howell where they
will have hearing before the railroad
commissioner relative ~ putting in an
overhead crossing a. the place.
Martin T.. Buchanan. the violently
irsane young man from Lowell, was
taken 20 Kalamazoo Yesterday by Su-
pcrinrendent Mitchell. Mr.. Mitchell
said the patients ravings had quoted
SO he was quite docile. and he placed
him in the institution without any diff
Guilty.
NF. Allen, representative Of +. p. AL
ls 4 Co. the proprletors OF the greal
Alli~ iron works OF Milwaukee Is in the
city looking over the requirements oi
tho city 80 the water works pump
house. fIs firm viii submit PROPOSE
ton for furnishing tie city with ten
milton gallon pump.
Residents on Taylor street complain
that the streets are ia very bad con
dtss n and what - worse they pronus'
30 refasIa So all winter "a only tw MT
are employed 70 work upoG the new
pavement They urge that more mei
ie pat 10 work that the pavement MAJ
be com pseted before the ground
frozen and further worn .s then impos
sitie'