Telegram-herald., 1891-09-02
JOHN QUIhLAh' SSCRAPB
The Amorous Second Mate Of the
Atlanta IN Trouble.
ACCUSED OF 4 HEyIotS oFFEysE
Trstsis Bsasis zsidsBrast Says He En-
rae~a asr Asay frem Hsss Win
ni. OILY Isnsus-shs IL kss-
easd In ths W licked city.

srCCAt mate OF the sttafucf ALBANIA.
plying between usksgon and Chicago.
i IN trouble and whenever he closes
his eyes . cell with = barred window
looms up in the perspective For some
time past john has been casting sheeps
eyes at pretty Bonnie ZeIdenruss. 10
years old. the respectable daughter OF
respectable people At Grand Haven
Recently Boanie visited Der brother at
Muskegon and on her return home
took passage on toe Atlanta. Qulnian
seized the opportunity OF making the
giri's acquaintance and after talking
with her awhile pnrsuaded her to go to
Chicago where he said he conld find
her a place to MAKE lots OF money. tie
then told the girl that il would be ucc-
essaTy for her 10 hide in his stateroOm
10 AVOID comment and this she did
from Monday ill Wednesday. When
the boat arrived at Chicago. QuinIan
told her 10 60 ashore and walt tor him
on the corner. Instead OF waiting for
him the girl walked on alone. While
stlnding on corner uncertain what TO
CO. the first mate of the Atlanta canae
along. Knowing that the girl lived IN
Grand Haven. he suspected something
wrong and soon had tho whole story
from her lips. Though at first incred-
ulous, she soon convinced hun that she
MAS telling the truth. He took her to
who investigated the case further and
arrested Quinlan for enticing girl for
immoral purposes and assault. Quinlan
denies the story and lays all the blame
on the girl Who has been taken TO the
Erring wonians' Refuge.
81. Joseph wants canning factory.
Bangor wants a furniture factory to
ocate there.
Decatur il to have . new brick fire
engine house.
N. p. Reyes, 81. Johns printer il to
start paper at Pewamo.
Cutworms and frost destroyed the
erops on the Muskegon poor farm.
Nuskegon Will have elaborate 6re
works on the evening Of Labor Day.
The search for ALDER, Salisbury, miss
ing from Jackson, has been gwen up.
Marquette is to have knitting fac
tory large enough 70 employ 400 girls.
Law-abiding citizens Of Palmyra blew
mp proposed saloon with dynamite to
prevent the place being opened.
Several brick blocks are being erect
ed at South Haven in place Of the
wooden row recently destroyed by fire.
City Treasurer X. F. Mckee, junior
member of the firm of Wyman Il Nc
Kee, Charlotte, died Tuesday of t0nsil-
tits.
Mrs. C. G. Bloomfield and Mrs. L. II.
Ford have been nominated a. candi-
dates for the coming school election at
Jackson.
The body of . boy infant . day old
doorstep of the Detroit Founding
Home, Monday morning.
The first Presbyterian Church. of |
Kalamazoo, has extended call to Rev. |
Thomas +. Barr, of Racine, Wis, at o !
salary of $500 aud $500 for parson-
age.
Miss Sarah Spaulding, . Lansing
nurse, is the acknowledged heiress 20 |
s., 400, 900 estate At Elguison, Wales. |
She also inherits the title Of Lady |
Sarah.
The total tonnage received and dis |
charged at Elk Rapids last week would
make . train over three and one-nalf |
miles long, with plenty of freight left |
for more trains. A railroad will get
some of the freight this month.
Mrs. Mary lesson and Mrs. Alice |
Dorau, victims of bad sidewalks, have |
begun suits for $40. 600 damages against
the city of Saginaw. Mrs. Cole also fell |
on . defective sidewalk Inst Saturday |
and 10 confined to her bed ~ the result |
Of her injuries.
Clarence Young, of Jackson county,
tried TO escape from the reform school
early Sunday morning. He tied sheets |
together and tried to slide from an ND
per window. The sheets tore and be |
fell TO the ground frscturing his ankle |
in two places. He viii be crippled for
life.
Tuesday night an unknown woman |
boarded the Mackinac tram ct Bay
City. When the train was crossing |
Saginaw River she disappeared and is |
supposed TO have cOmfnltted suicide. |
A search IN the water mas brought 10 |
light . womsn's rubber circular, but |
nothing else ~ yet.
Supt. Newkirk, Of the State Public |
School. has accepted position With the |
publishing house Of Houghtou, Miffli1 |
Il Co., of Boeton. He will have charge /
Of the educational departments for the |
west, with headquarters ct Chicago. |
He does not expecs 70 leave the school |
until his successor has been appointed |
and fairly initiated into his work. He |
deeires 10 be IN Boston for instruction |
BY October Is.
A year ago Andrew Beckwith, of |
Flint, was arrested, charged with
heInous crime BY his daughter. |
Through some techuicality he was dis |
charged and before . new complaint |
could be made out he had lefs for parts /
unknown. Monday he vas arrested 1t |
Thetford and taken back TO Flint where |
he viii have TO answer for his crime. |
The victim Of his inhuman lust, his
daughter, Is dying ~ the county house.
Pensions granted Michigan sppli-
cants; originsI-Henry i. Babcock,
Marcus u. Court, Samuel r, Robinson,
Moses 6reenbird, Peter O'Brien. Alfred |
i. Brush, Merrill w. Barnes, John Will |
hams. Thomas e.. Carr. Anthony /
Gresham, Edward r. Clayton, William |
Grady. Burton Williams, John Oitnsy.
Charles ". Shaw, William Skinner,
Little Berry. Stewart Joseph, Maurice
Msrauett, Monosh Breeding. Charles |
y. Chapman, Charles n. Smith, Arson |
Rosenersuz, John y. Lswrence: addI- |
tsonai--Chsries r. Tinker; reissue
Joseph L. Sears; orgsnai--widow--l
Margaret w. Holloway.
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