Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

had never hefors been married Since
hls reesRs 4rrsss nls eseuory nas been
improving.
Quay i sons saw mill near cheboy-
gaa was destroyed By nrv THURSDAY
night. Loss 5000; 10 insurance.
A Mxnistss tobAeeoa4ss sold Q boy
three cigarettes for . cent and thea
paid 1000 cents fer violating sns law.
The Marqustte IN ~ Shoe club viii
reballd tneir famous iog nouse recently
burned. The Dsw slsacture VII Do ex-
actIy Ike tie old one-
j. A. Widner. cedar timber dealer
OF Aipena. mas lost . psIt OF his afm
the result of blood poisoning from an
operation far a slit fBger.
Inlay Cily's street lighting fund has
been appropriated Ior the water works
fund and the street Hlsl remain n
daIkness for soIas tlne longer.
Leouard sehneA, who operates steam
tnrssnsr IN 1uscoa . eounty. claims 10
have thEeshed 90. 600 busatl. or grain
ia ruu OF nity-nss days this iai!.
A fisherman named Aatthewsoa fell
overheard while on the lake WITH nis
two sons near Bois BlAno island and
A former piece of marsh land in
Florsnce township, st. Joseph eounty,
produced last year 20.0Oo pCu ads of
peppermint OH which sold for 80 coo.
The village of McBaln is suffering
from an epidemic OF typhoid mslar.al
fever. II Is said seven deaths have
already resulted from IL. and nine
cases are uader a ply care
now.
Coldwater people are delighted over
the success of the new incandese, n !.
lighting system. ~ the end of the
first month the collector reports re-
celpts sufficient 10 pay expenses OF botn-
the arc and incandescent plants. water
works and free street lights with q cash
balance IN the treasury.
Albert Hernlng, \ young man who
lived on a farm with his mother near
Fow ervllis, went hunting Tuesday.
Not returning, search was made and
he was finally found, his body 70 iug
located by the barking of his dog.
Nearly half his face was shot away and
his gun lay across his left foot with one
barrel empty. HIS death was evidently
caused by accident.
Mrs. Ann OReilly has brought SUIT
against the Saginaw Uui,n Street Rail-
way company tor $40, 900 damages for
| injuries received through An accident
| while on board one OF the company's .
cars. Her husband, James Re lily, also
brings SUIT for S., 900 for loss of service,
| expense of nursing, doctors, medicine,
etc. The o O'Reillys are laboring people
with cap. tailstic ambition.
| Mss Fora Seib. of Monroe, opened
| the parior door the other morning
about 10 O'Clock and found herself
face TO face with tramp. She
| screamed and he ran, but was over
taken by Joe Nedeau, who is a we'll
| known sprinter, and wac turned over
TO the police. The tramp. who gives
the ranie Of William Martin and says
he Is from New York, will have a SER
ious charge TO face, as ne entered the
house by breaking the window.
Michigse pensions: Original-Abner
| 2. Hoyt, johnson NJ. Reed, Edwin p.
Lowell, Peter Houghtaling, John r.
| Shaver. Addltional-Nilliam K. Gen.
der, George A. Myers. Increase-Hen-
ry Dorman, John Davis, George Nash,
Chancey Orsburn, Hoyt A. Swift,
Thomas c. Riddle, Allen w. Avery,
Milo Hyde, Valentine Baker, Stepnen
d. Thompson, B. F. Cocch, Carlton c.
Hart, William II. Walker. Widows,
etc.-MInors OF Francis NJ. KinnIs, Mo-
tlldo Franklin, minor OF freeman H.
Haa klns, minor of John J. Sanders.
Lucinda NJ. Smith, Phebe A. Morton
| (mJther,) minor Of Isaac Grundy.