Telegram-herald., 1891-06-30
ZACH PARTICULAR hair
Stood on End Like Quilts Upon
the Faithful Porcuplns.
AZ UyDERTiKEa SCARED WHITE
wass't the Corpse, however, That
kfsksa on the esnia Lia. Hat the
Dead GtrPs Crazy Isssr-sAns
Ia Rescue Her froxa ths Grave.

An undertaken - never afraid of \
Lfeless corpse. but when the inanimate
subject moves the undertaken Is As
seared as anyone. Up al Red Jacket
the other day Undertaken Olson had
just arranged female corpse comfort
ably IN brand new coffin and wss cit
ting on the front porch waiting for the
Bexs victim. He heard the coffin lid
fall TO the floor and be nearly followed
suit. Recovering himself he entered
the room only 10 meet a figure brand
Ishlng a bag knife. AT first he thought il
was the corpse come to life, but a closer
inspection showed IL TO be . man and =
crazy man at that. The poor creature
had loved the dead girl and had come
10 save her from the grave He was
taken INTO charge By the proper au-
tflorities but the undo rtaker will never
again SIT with his back 70 the corpse.
Calhoun county pays $1,000 sparrow
county this year
Wheat n the vicinity of Battle Greek
will Dc tine crop.
Elk Rapids wants q new bank to keep
pace with the new railroad.
The First State Bank Of Petoskey, has
hled articles of association.
Plank's Tavern-on-the-B Beach opened
Saturday night With q grand hop.
The Benton Harbor Palladium issued
. ered!table trade edition saturday.
The new Congregational church at
Benton Harbor was dedicated sunday.
Robert Donohue. Of Ypsilanti, died
Sunday from the effects OF horses
kick.
The new Lutheran Church at Sagi-
nav will be ready foI dedication about
the middle of July.
Seven young ladies and five young
men graduated from the Marquette
High school last week.
Obie Clark. of Palmyra. who brutality
beat his aged father, has been released
on suspended sentence.
Mrs. Mary L. Lathrop and others
held services at the Jackson prison
Sunday. Ii WAS flower day.
Benton Harbor strawberry shipments
are rapidly decreasing. The last of the
crop Will be harvested in few days.
Mrs. Kshoe VINO was so terribly
beaten by ner husband Jack Kehoe, is
IN the hospital 1T Manistee and may re-
cover.
James Clark, of Kalamazoo, disap-
pesred with his employers fine horse
and carriage Saturday and has not been
seen since.
Fred Manuel, farm hand, was
drowned IN Deep Lake, near Jackson,
sunday, while swimming. The body
has not been recovered.
Will Calver, of Flint, cut his foot
open with an ak while chopping wood
the other day. IL required seven
stitches To close the wound.
The schooner Harold. the last
wooden vessel to be built in Bay City
this year, was successfully launched
from Davidson's snip yard Saturday
afternoon.
In Burlington, Lapeer county, lives
Mrs Palmer, who IS 80 years old. The
other night she walked a mile and q
half to a party, and walked back, too.
She says she enjoyed both the party
and the walk.
Unusual interest in Kalamazoo
church circles sunday was caused by
the preaching of two farewell sermons,
one by Rev. Marion Murdoch, of the
Unitarian church, and the other by
Rev. W. A. Waterman, of the Congre-
gatIonaiist church. The latter leaves
tomorrow for Europe TO attend the In
tarnatfnnal ~
tlOnalists.
Grace Church choir at Detroit is in
ferment. The rehearsals have been
considered disOrderly for some time
past, and the last one was held under
the auspices OF policeman. The or
ganlst will resign and several of the
boys Will walk out IN consequence. DIR.
MctarrOll, the rector, denies all knowl-
edge of the special police and things
are IN a bad way generally. The choir
may be entirely broken up
Michigan pensIops:-Origiu
Y. Root. Henry w. Bradley, Edwin
Philips, Frank Upper, BENJAMIN F.
Preston, Peter Schmidt, Warren T..
Walker, William l.. Benedict. Cbaun-
cey L. Needer. Peter Blunt. Charles =.
Pierce, Louis Pressler, Isaac Skillman,
Eben A. Powers, Theodore futile,
Lorenzo Spooner, Hiram +. Daniels,
John u. Allen, William Hawthorne,
George r. Bennett, John w. Smith.
ElyIn Austin. LucIus l.. Judson, Peter
Reeves, Joseph w. Southworth, Job r.
Roxscrew. Jas. L. battles, George w.
Leach. Taul r. Badly. Avery A. STRAIT
ton, John l.. Cox. Charles ID. skinner,
Frederick Hoohn. Isaac stark, Rsnsel-
lssr y. Smith. Dennis Hoensn, Nicholas
Archibald. Casper Richter. Additional
Authoritarian q. Anderson, Chss.
Stewart. Increase --tbss. w. Hewitt,
Frederick Wolf, Francis Overmeyer, A.
J. kinniers. William White, Ira Cramer,
Andrew Sborno, James h. Perkins.
Harlow VI. HoIcomb. Henry A. Wells,
John Nsfretsr. burton III. SlsytOn,
Thomas w. Mckee, George Brannon.
William MIshler, Msrchus r. Face,
Erastas III. Hicks. Orginsl-Henry C..
Evarts, Porter Greenfield, James
Hodges, John :. Draws, Peter O.. Dali
zeli, Wieler Cook. Fraser ri. Sprsgue
Lawrence Herbiscn. George u. 4. Far
child. AL Wyckoff. Hiram Kelley, VIII
liam H. Fribley, Lester Kennedy.
Henry T.. Dsvis. John T. Could. James
Pennington, Joseph Mc9shan, Arthur
J.. Kline. Cryenius Thomas, John
HIotop. VIM. {. smith. III. =. Merrill.
r. krsger. Samuel Terry, Henry Manly,
Peter Dursnd, Leonard Msblsder,
benjamin r. smith. BENJAMIN Ed
monds. Martin Kelley. Enos Fstrell,
Peter sell. Humphrey y. starke, Levi
Moore. Edwin y Chaffs. Edwin Ruth
ruff. Adsittlousl--H Henry L. Lake, Abel
4. smith, Nicholas Baker. Joseph A
Over, Jon nathan Russell, Patrick Me
Nsmsrs. Ineresse-Oilver Niles, John
Adams, David Grant, Seth X. Benton,
Henry F. Trssk. David W brink. VII
lam +. Giles. James NJ Rose. David
Lewis. Luther Root. George Bright.