Telegram-herald., 1891-04-30
STATE NEWS.

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BrlcklAyinz has begun on IshpemiaTs
nes city ha-L
Work has begun On Bay Clty's new
pah-sc building
Tas farmers Of MArlette are building
a cheese factory.
he University boys are much inter
ested IN base ball.
The lerrington business college viii
locate a. -. Louis.
Muskegon will have . new Episcopal
church ana rectory.
Cedar Springs new works will begin
active operations May /.
Hamilton Park, Ann Aroor, is 70 have
. beautiful new fountain.
Newly imported Hollanders are AZ
riying daily Al Kalamazoo.
Forest fires are raging fercely IN
Clare ana Gladion counties.
Benton Harbor schools are lightly
attended, many pupils being Ill.
Jonathan Moore, of Brooklyn, n. Y,
will establish . brass foundry 81 Ian
sing.
Thirteen liquor bonds were submitted
to the Big Rapids common council
Tuesday.
Detroit doctors have finally decided
that smallpox and diphtheria are
catching"
G.. Richardson, wee j. Metz resigned.
has been appointed postmaster ~ Red
Oak, Oscoda country.
Two hundred and fifty thousand
bushels of charcoal are on fire at the
Pioneer furnace, Negaunee.
An eagle measuring seven feet three
and one-half inches from tip 10 tip was
shot recently IN 81. Clair county.
Fred SHELTON, of New Hudson. is un-
der arrest for making and passing coun-
terfcit dollars. He has confessed.
Peter Early. Of Milan, hung himself
IN COW shed early Tuesday morning.
lie leaves wife and two children.
Walter Stickney, the hookkeeper who
defaulted aud disappeared from the
Detroit saw works last January, has re-
turned. Tne case will be settled.
Rev. Mr.. KuIper, of the Netherlands,
has been called to the pastorate of the
Grand Haven Holland church and will
migrate TO this country IN May.
About 3Oo,O 900 cedar net floats have
already been made and shipped from
the Ansell spool factory. Alpena. Four
machines are also turning out $4,000
spools per day.
The Wheeler ship yards at West Bay
City are TO build 4 small steel propeller
for use in the Gulf of Mexico. The
outlook for the season is not particu-
larry bright IN ship building circles.
Mrs. John Garner went after her
cows IN the woods near her home at
Sanilac Center April % and was never
seen alive afterward. Her dead body
was found two days later. Heart dis
ease.
Patents granted: Frank Beane, Alba,
Hour and meal safe; Robert NJ. Dalton,
Norris, combined sprinkler and seeder;
john w. Foster, Detroit. dressing for
leather articles; Henry J. Gilbert, Sagi-
nav, separable pulley; Frank Launotf.
Detroit, preparations of cereals; James
Mcmahon, assignor to ID. &. Il III. c.
Reed & Co., Kalamazoo, wheel cult
vator; John Morehesd, Detroit, beer
pump; Wright ID. Smith, Detroit, dust
collector; Lacelle j. Strait, Kalamazoo,
surface cattle guard.
"There is altogether too much nom
sense about our encampments," said a
well-known state militia man recently
II am heartily sick of seeing the men
go TO camp with patent leather shoes,
white vests and trunks full of clothing.
1t has got so that the tents are filled
with bedroom suits, and the men live
as high as they would at a first-class
hotel here. They nave ice cream, ETC.,
and everything on the tables of first
class hotel. | would like to see that
abolished, and the men made to rough
it for week. We can eat ice cream
and such stuff at home, and | think
hard tack would be an agreeable
change. Flint Journal.
Michigan pensions: Original-Jesse
Umstead, William \. Clemets. Frank
ling Bemus, Simeon Darling, Jr., F. Il.
Crossman, George y. Brown, Chris Bau.
mann, Andrew c. KILLER, John A. Gran
mer, Albert A. Gilbert, James Brisland,
Henry l.. Giddings, Amos Sweet,
Charles Foster, Fred w. Speaker, Al
gernon L. Pulver, Elijah S. Richardson,
Franklin ID. Pritchard deceased /,
Joseph G.. Price. Theodore Bone, Ma
moan knight, George w. HenC erson,
Charles f. Albright, Edward Hastings
Hall, James Griffith, Fred ID. Root,
Noble b. Burnham, Albert Seaman,
Carlton Whitney, John Penning
ton, Daniel j. Thurston, Benjamin
r. Smith. Peter Hugener. Theodore
Scherping, William +. Aldrich, Reuben
J. Grove George Woodwork. Charles
II. Bilderoeck, Lorenzo Warmer. Ma
thaniel F. Holmes, Frederick Schriem-
er. Jr-. Seymour Brauington, Thomas
Kearne, Joseph La May. Percival I.
I. Rhodes. Special act, old war-Col-
lin McCielland, William II. Gordon.
Additional-James Glassford. Increase
Joseph +. Ray, John +. Packard.
Reissue-Sprague Harrison. Reissue
and neutrality-suspicious. W. Perkins.
Original widows. etc-Anne, mother OF
Ichsbod W. Matlocks; Rebecca, widow
of Dwigt c. Sanford; Ellen NJ, widow
of Charles Stofiet; Alice V, widow OF
l L.. n D.