Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
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STERLING, May I5.-Rsv. II. J. Car
ley. of ST. Helen. has been assisting
Rev. Mr.. Berteh, of this place. in re-
vivAl services IN Deep River for the
past two weeks. Upwards of thirty
have professed conversion in that time.
On sunday evening the Rev. Mr.. Car
ley preached in sterling and spoke
plainly about some common sins
among young men, On Monday night.
between the hours of 10 and Ill O'Clock,
As ne, IN company with three friends,
were returning IA Sterling from Deep
River, they we're assaulted by party
OF young men,, and eggs ftew thick and
fast. As this did not cause Digit, one
OF the young men opened fire with his
revolver, but had fired only two shots
when the reverend gentleman laid
hands on him and asked him what was
the matter The young chap was won-
derfully surprised. and gave away the
whole crowd. Thursday steps were
taken 10 bring them TO account. but
during the delay in getting out war
rants, two of the party skipped. one for
Canada, the other for parts unknown.
and no arrests have been made. The
general belief among the young men
OF sterling today IS that preachers are
not towards.
Litehfield is pestered with burglars.
Hastings will put $4,000 in an elec-
trio light plant
Hastings has very fiourishing build
ing and loan ASSOCIATION.
Ionis Is preparing for an extensive
observation OF memorial day.
Detroit capitalists are thinking about
building $500, 900 hotel IN Lansing.
Gun Lake, a popular Barry county
resort, will be formally opened on Sun
day.
The State convention Of Arbeiter So
cieties meets In Ann Arbor, June Q
and To-
Saginaw county has awarded q con-
tract for the building of new SIC, 900
poor house.
John Meidlein, . pioneer resident of
Saginaw. Is dead, and leaves his hers an
estate of $4,000.
The management Of the Detroit Ex-
position Company offer $4,000 In
premiums this year.
Alpena has subscribed $50, 900 towards
the proposed Grand Rapids Grayling
and Alpena railroad.
1t is claimed that Traverse City will
any of the Northern resorts this sum-
mer.
The marshal of Marine City locks up
the Salvation Army when they disobey
his orders 70 not march on the side
walk.
Work has commenced on . new
opera house at Traverse City. 1t is
claimed that it will be the finest theater
IN Northern Michigan.
Cheboygan has pledged 5000 worth
of stock toward the new railroad which
is to connect it with the Chicago x West
Michigan railroad In the vicinity of
Crooked Lake.
An attempt will be made to reform
bibulous citizens of Kalamazoo on
scientific principles. Mrs. Mary II.
Hunt, of Boston. will conduct scien-
tfic temperance instructive institute
there beginning today.
d. w. Mellor, formerly . newsdealer
in Ann Arbor, has received oficial
notification from England of the death
of . relative who owns an estate valued
at s., 0O0, COO. He IS one of nine heirs,
and will start for England at once.
Claude Kirby. of Sombra, Ont, q
young man % years old. was drowned
at Marine City, Thursday. While try
ing to catch the tow of barge his boat
WAS swamped by the heavy swells of the
steamer Jewett- Kirby was supplying
passing vessels. His body was not re-
covered.
Mrs A. J. Chapman. aged 81 years,
has died ut Grand Haven. She was a
relict of the late +. d. Chapman, of
Jackson. They were among the first
white settlers of Sacksou county. CON-
;ug from Newark Valley, ". Y, ana
settling in what is now the city of Jack
son. They were the parents of the first
white children born in Jackson county.
George 3. Campbell, of Flint. who is
charged with abducting his daughter
from his divorced wife, was arrested at
Byron last night. The girl was also
brought here and delivered TO her
mother. Campbell CLAIMS that he had
no idea OF retaining possession Of the
girl. but desired To- buy her some new
clothes. The examination il in pro-
gress and some developments of an in
tsrestIng character are likely 70 be
made.
A Ere at Red Jacket destroyed the
blacksmith shop and carriage house of
story frame building, and Bartholo-
new Quelio's tvo-story frame building
occupied as a saloon by John O'Leary.
Three barns adjoining were also
burned. ULeary lost everything, and
for time the FIRE threatened To destroy
n large portion of the city, but four
steamers did effective work and had II
under control in half an hour. The
loss IL over $4,000
Adrian Lodge. No. 50. order Of 1Egis,
has been wrecked on the rock of inter
nal dissansion, il beng alleged that Sec
rotary J. VI. Segur, who il one of the
State installing officers, has drawn q
large sum of money for himself aud
family for sick benefits TO which he was
rot Justly entitled. A. the request OF
President Barnes and other officers of
the lodge. Prosecuting Attorney Wood
went to Lansing 10 coneult the state
Insurance Commissioner ~ 70 the soci.
ety's statute in Michigan. 3en. Wood
states that the comm seiones says the
order has no legal right 70 do business