Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-05

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nE. y. I'll. kmbail. prom1ne IL ply
&c IA u Adrian. died Iasesday.
There = talk Of essznlsasng q fne
new furniture factory at Bay City.
Bsy s1ts Is undergoing an epidemic
OF III. NJ. :. flnsfoae. Local talent.
TIE public schoA al Detroit Is nci
equal 10 the demand 4aa additional
room viii have " he psovlaed.
The members Of tue Westminster
/ Presbyterian church. Detroit, eongrseat-
ed 81 go Tor benevolent parposes last
year.
Gsorge : Bryant fell dawn stars At
his boarding place, Monday evening, IA
81. Joseph, and later died Of h.s Ia
JaTies-
The eonsamptlye patient al the uni-
yeTsty. Who Is beng treated NTH the
Koch lymph, continues TO show decided
Improvement.
Henry Hull has been found guilty OF
murder IN the fixt degree, al Detroit,
for the killing OF nutoss Ills attorneys
Viii move for = new trial.
Susie Lawless, a Detroit servant girl,
has been acquitted Of the murder of
/ her infant. There MAS nothing 10 show
that the child was born alive.
The ionia County Fishing Club has
received ffom the State hatohenes -. 900
trout fry with which they have stocked
the sebewa and Dainty streams.
The Nichols d snepsrd Co.. al Battle
Creek, manufacturers OF the vibrator
tnresher and engine, mas donated 49,
600 IN paid up stock Of the company 10
their employees.
Postmaster L. :. Osborne, editor of
the sault Ste. Marie News has been
sued for 5000 damages for libel, the
complainant being {. III. Chapman. OF
the 500 Tribune,
+. Is. Whiteomb, for five years past
general passenger agent of the Detroit
4 Cleveland Steam Navigation COM
pany, has accepted the business
management of the Detroit Tribune
under It's new proprietorship.
The Jackson prison report for the
month OF January shows as follows:
In prison December 81, 1872; received
during month, IL; discharged, u; trans
ferred 10 ionia, 4; pardoned, /; paroled i,
i; total IN prison February /, ia.
A boy named Maynard stole reyol-
yer from a member OF a theatrical
troupe at Hastings Saturday night and
ran away. An officer started after
him and he was found with one eye
blown out. He fooled with the weapon.
DR.. A. w. Flowers, of Alma, one of
the oldest Prohititionists an! Spiritual
lists in Michigan, died recently and his
remains have been cremated in Detroit.
By the terms OF his will the ashes are TO
be strewn around the roots OF his favor
tic maple tree in his garden AT Alma.
John Winter, carpenter Of Detroit,
drank a glass. OF beer with stranger,
Tuesday evening, and nearly died III
consequence. The stranger doped the
drink with strychnine. after which he
robbed the victim, who was discovered
and taken TO hospital IN time TO save
his life.
Ernest Derger, of Saginaw, is trying
to explain to His Honor how he hap
pened to slap Mrs. Augusta Hanson on
the jaw, with such severity as 10 i'm
pair the usefulness of that necessary
organ. The affair grew out of some
trouble over few sheep, which strayed
into forbidden pastures.
John Cole and Mrs. Carrie BeIknap,
DbtN III tIlcs clOpcu hilu went W w uyHt
a week ago, where they have since been
living in clover at the home of Coles
uncle. Tuesday the woman's husband
put in an appearance and had Cole ar
rested on charge of adultry. He for
gave the woman and took her home.
1t took letter six months to 20 from
Otsego Lake to Bay City and find the
owner. The administration wasn't half
as much TO blame as the address, which
was: "Wrzna Szanownego pana buck
oskiego Zatonsty bonn "a pomnial mic
Bay syty Michigan Mort Amerlker."
The man was found and he did not
deny it.-Grand Haven Tribune.
Michigan patents-Rasselas q. Bur-
lingame, Hartford, jar cover; Joseph
c. Chambers. Detroit, electrical medi-
cal apparatus; Wallace Il. Comstock,
Allendale, wardrobe hook; Arthur X.
Davenport, asslgnor of one-half to 5.
Heiser d Sons, Jackson, sandpapering
machine; Jackson w. Hewitt. Jackson.
two-wheeled vehicle; Thomas j. Hoyt,
Mt. Clemens. apparatus for purifying
water; Jeremiah II. Kater, Detroit,
name plate pattern; Lewis y. Lusk
Kalamazoo, lamp-filling indicator; AL
fred c. North, Benton Harbor, tag;
David Nottingham, Detroit, wick tube
for lamps or oil stoves.
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