Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-29

Wnitecap5 AZ Leroy.
Marinette had $50. 900 fire Tuesday
night.
The Cheboygan Cheese factory Will
soon be completed.
standing water froze N Calhoun
county Tuesday night.
Potatoes are being shipped from
GAYLORD AT 90 cents = bushel.
There will De an excellent crop of
strawberries IA tue vicinity OF Battle
Creek.
One of the best Fourth OF July pro-
grams IN the state IS being arranged by
petoskey citizens.
Charles Aylng. prominent farmer
OF Mt. Pleasant, dropped dead on the
street Wednesday.
Mrs. susanna Hawley, mother OF Or
lando VI. b. Mccain died at Berlin,
Sunday, aged e2 years
The National life underwriters asso-
citation will hold It's annual session IN
Detroit June Il and Is.
James Kennedy, of Mt. Pleasant. has
obtained a judgment against Charles
Ayris of $500 for SANDER.
Petoskey cats are wrestling with the
grip. Nearly every tabby and tommy
IN town IS down with the disease.
Frank E. Munson, one of the ten
survivors OF the ill-starred Jeanette
expedition to the north pole, lives at
Manlstlque.
Forest fires are lowering about Rock
river and there Is danger Of the town
being burned. SIX houses have already
been consumed.
Mrs Harriet Roberts the deaf woman
who was struck by train near Adrian
Monday night receiving what were sup
posed TO be fatal injuries, will recover.
School district No. Il. Jackson, will
bond the district for $4,000 for the
purpose of improving the present
school buildings and erecting q new
one.
An unknown wretch attempted q
felonious assault upon Kate Johnson, q
l2-year-old girl of Marquette Wednes-
day. The william escaped, but posse
OF men are IN pursuit.
The Niles Star says that the Central
Railroad Company IS about To erect q
greenhouse on the depot grounds IN
that city and viii raise flowers TO supply
dining cars on the road.
A special eight-page splendidly Illus
trated boom edition" OF the Resorter
Will be issued Monday, containing a
large number OF views of Petoskey and
vicinity, and descriptive articles.
The body of a newly-born boy baby
was found floating near the dock at
Houghton Monday. Examination de-
veioped the fact that the cnld must
have lived several hours after birth.
No clue to the paternity.
Charles Ruth, formerly OF this city,
hoOkkeeper for the West Michigan
Lumber company. was killed near
WOodvllle Wednesday by the deraIlIng
OF a car of logs attached TO an engine
upon which he was riding.
Ata recent call by Rev FIR. O'Brien,
of Kalamazoo, for funds TO pay for
Iefeon institute he asked for % to sub
scribe 800 and 90 responded. He
thinks such response seldom equslled.
The sum of $500 has been given,
nearly half enough to pay for the build
ing.
Michigan pensions granted; Original
William ri. Jenkins deceased, Joseph
Barton, Michael Amy. Sylvanus Hlle,
john Eothermal. Edwin o. Hatch, Abel
r. Fowler, Gustavus Roeller, James f.
Amer. samuel II. Ellsworth, NJ. j.
Woods, David L. Merrill, Samuel c.
Totten, Edward Harlock, Eugene
Burtt. JOSIAH VI. Lsmbe, James l.. Har-
rigeer. BENJAMIN r. Reed. Henry Hut,
Frederick Pferdestoller, John Taylor,
James W. Mosher, Isaac W. Sherman,
Aaron c. Slocum, stephen r. Cressler,
william HosfOrd, George c. Clough,
George Cannon, Jordan Hanna, Oscar
l.. Clear, John ri. Roses, Elmer {,
cooper, John Avery, Lewis X. Cellin,
Martin VI. Ryerson, Andrew Jewell
Jesse Wilson. Lewis Walker. Add.
tional-John +. Walker, Anton Bell
John SAWYER. Augustus Greenfield
Nathan Clark Increase-Albert J
Webster, Darius EmmOns, John :
Harbsugh, Edmund Hendricks, Danie
4. Mills. Bsrnwell =. Clark, Oscar
Palmer, Ulysses y. wheston, Asshe
e.. Hopkins, Chsuncey y. Herman
James NJ. Boswell, John SSsrts, James
n. Burkhead. William Morgan. Re
issue-Fraacis G. Monroe deceased \
Orison McIoad. Original, widows
etc.-Emily A., widow of William J
johnson, Raseua. widow of John May
bee. Kenyon, father Of Melvin Mead
r. Nars