Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-23

| Michigan university mas registered stu
dents as follows: Literary, l,1S5; law.
SOL; medical, 36S; dental, $50; pharmacy,
So; homeopathic, "a; total, 2, 4S4.
Large gangs of men are busy upon the
new grain elevator and the government oil
supply depot the hotels Whitcomb and
Lake View additions, ST. Joseph.
The D., l.. & N. ''hyer" will hereafter
carry mail between Grand Rapids and De-
troit This will be good thing for those
having business with the state capital
Charles H. Plummer. a Michigan lum-
herman, has sold Az, 600 acres of Arkan-
sas timber lands To Chicago capitalists.
! He received 1850, 900 cash for the realty.
The West Grand Ledge passenger sta
ton is being moved on fiat cars to tho east
side of Grand river. The d., l.. 81 N. ex-
poets large Grand Ledge resort business
next season.
! The Pere Marquette club house, in
! process of erection at Ludingtou, will
cost S25, 900. and will he completed IN De-
cember In time for "a grand Christmas en-
| tertainment.
Albion defeated the u. of NJ at foot ball
last SATURDAY., a result which the college
never before accomplished. The Albons
are wonderfully improved this year and
show excellent training.
The Graham & Morton transportation
company, of Benton Harbor, carried 49,
600 passengers across the upper end of
Lake Mich gan during the season, or 40
per cent more than ever before.
Il. p. Foster, of Iron Mountain, was in
the railroad accident IN which Lieut. Gov.
! MnD a lii nj h.a f,,
1uries in the back from which he never
fully recovered. Last week he died.
David Edwards, late assistant general
manager of the Flint 81 Pere Marquette
railroad, was made the recipient OF u flat
tering testimonial and diamond ring val
ued at 500 from employees of the road.
John Mcdonnell, laborer at Grand
Rapids employed by the city, was working
| in a sewer last week when It caved in and
crushed his skull so badly that he can not
live. He is married. and has family.
Col. d. H. MeComas, of Lansing, is
about TO remove to Baltimore He has
donated his Library, pictures, etc, TO the
| governors guard and the boys rendered
him farewell reception at the arDlory.
Irwin Sullivan, a Marquette l0-year-old,
|
old brother and held on to hun with one
| hand and to log with the other until help
came to them. He was nearly exhausted.
An order was made last week for the
admission of Mrs. Johanna Moss, of Kal.
amazoo. 10 the insane asylum. She is so
violent that II is impossible to keep cloth
ing on her and she paced the jail several
days ago stark naked.
Lawton boasts the oldest active member
of the Michigan NJ Il. conference, Rev.
e. II. Day, who is 20 of age and has
preached the gospel 80 years. The village
also possesses the youn gest member OF the
Y. p. S. g. L. in the state.
A Litchheld man has been unable TO find
a bedstead long enough to recline upon
without curving his anatomy and suffer
ing discomforts He has manufactured
some new side rails that are 10 inches long
aud can just get into bed without squeez-
Ing.
Last spring Joseph Howard of Litch-
field, was d sdgured for life by playful
colt. He was leading the horse TO water
when it ierlSed him down and stepped upon
his face. Doctors have just decided How
ard must Lose an eye as result of the ac-
cdent.
The trial of the alleged murderers of
Albert Molitor at Rogers City. has been
continued over to January term of the
| Presque Isle county circuit court. Bail
was fixed at -, for each man aud it
was furnished except IN the case OF Repke,
the nformer.
A cool brilliant, easily gained 10 0
game OF the 9TH, marks the funeral Of the
Preston, Ont, team of foot ball players,
/ and puts Detro t one more step in the d.
rectiou of Toronto in which place the
games for the championship Of Canada
will be played. 4Rfrr
Truman N. Hubbard, OF Jackson, was
declared guilty OF seduction by the cir
cut court Jury, Saturday. He will be-.
sentenced later. Out of nine criminal
| trials st the present torn OF the Jackson
circuit court eight verdicts for conviction
have been returned.
While Rev. w. A. Colledge and wife
were in Europe during the summer, his
| parisihoners the Congregati on;n SOD ETY. of
Cadillac, bought lot and began the con-
struction of a handsome parsonage which
is now nearly completed. The pastor was
surprised on his return.
Menominee county will refuse TO pay its
share OF the state tax levy. The law set
ting off Dickinson county has gone into eff
feet since the airport onment was made and
the supervisors have adopted resolutions
that levying the tax upon Menominee in
its present reduced limits would be AN in
justice aud inviting the auditor general TO
begin mandamus proceedings against them.
Warren Chapman, ex-state senator, aged
SO years, died Monday morning at St
joseph of paralysis. lie was q member of
A. w. Chapman post, G. A r.. which
was named after his son. who was killed
ut Red River. He was the oldest member
of Occidental Mas onic lodge. No. OF, and
had been a resident OF st. Joseph Tor over
80 years. He was very highly esteemed.
Bishop Newman Is not having remarka-
BILE success IN his efforts to please Grand
Rapids west side Methodists. He first re-
turned Rev. w. II. Thompson 10 the Sec
ond street church and sent a former pas
tor, Rev. J. w. Reid, 10 Raveuna. The
Second street church refused Thompson,
and now the bishop has changed theso APP
poiptments about Reid. who has secular