Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04


= troSsa oxxf al tk Rapids
Aotw wighssanGls.s TIE resent oeid snap
Grand h&ven isTooT l. tree ifoA aee.
Bslding Free Masons Nh ogganse a
lodge 81 tke Order 81 the Eastern star,
The GGueaylle Methodist ehaneh peo-
PIE want new p.pe organ foi tiseH
ShefcA.
The state fish car plaated 1909 tgook
trout IA the streams aoou Port Huron,
The other day.
Mrs. KsIEslx4h orlsAnd, WHO died al
The age of 80 years. MAS buried al hal-
anaa1o0 yesterday.
J. A boots Wiii build She new school
houses at frsserse 1sty, having secured
The contract for the same.
A meeting Of the Bernen county Fish
and Game Protective Association vii
be held al II. Joseph today.
Iwlee the street railway oralpsnce
has passed the Manlstee Common Coun-
c and Mayor Magnan Las vetoed il
both times.
And now the cold wave Of reform
has struck the Musk, gon officials. and
they have taken the playing cards
away from the ia! birds.
There are not enough houses n De
eatuF To shelter the families OF the lioi-
landers WHO ale crowdng ~ 10 raise
celery. the coming season.
Harry Gaa, the wife murderer. has
been pat 6 work IA the broom depart
ment al the jackson prison. Russell
Canheld IS still n the sohtary.
Mrs George Johnson. OF jackson,
stuck some cherry sprlgs IA her Hover
pots last fali. one took root and grew,
and IS now covered with blossoms.
A dining room gri at ChaIleyoix
went 10 bed with bottle Oi chlOroiorni
because her tooth ached. 1t took a
doctor three hours 10 wake her up.
The ll-year-old daughter of David
Moore, OF sparta. was almost instantly
killed while coastlng sunday. Her
sied ran into tho fence. and she suf-
terrd conclusion of the brain.
Two thousand tickets were sold at
the opening sale for the great gym
benefit ut the University, next Thurs
day night University Hall Will un-
doubtedly be inadequate 10 hold the
immense crowd.
slaughter of Irving Dennlson. the Unl-
yersity student, last November, We're
arralgned i'll the circuit court, Monday.
and were placed under $500 bonds 10
appear at the May term OF court.
Mormon documents and tracts are
being freely circulated among our girls
and young ladies evidently for the pur-
pose OF making converts. A dose OF
tar and feathers would be a good thing
for the circulators.-Greenyiile Call.
The total circulation Of books from
the Hackley public library, Muske-
gon, during the month OF February was
| 5,03s, daily average OF about 2lo.
| The total number of readers IN the
reading room was ,279, and IN the re.
ference room I33.
| Clarence SCHNEIDER, an Ann Arbor
student, jumped from tram at West
| Detroit, Monday. He struck on has
nose, that essential member being
broken and completely ground OF.
| Unless new nose can be built up he
will be terribly dlsfgured.
Mrs. +. +. Reed, = four months
| bride, committed suicide at the home
OF her husbands mother, IN Leslie.
Monday, 10y taking corrosive subilnlate
and opening an artery In her arm. No
cause for the deed is known, and she
| died without making a statement. Her
home was in Chicago.
| Drs. Flntermann and Hartz are nav
ing good success with the use of koch's
| lymph in treating cases OF consumption.
! They clam TO have discovered that the
| lymph is excellent IN diagnosing, and
instance recent case where a man
was about to have a surgical operation
performed on his tongue for supposed
cancer. Lymph was injected. the
tongue swelled, and il turned out that
the disease was tuberculous and not
cancerous.-Detroit Tribune.
| James Jacobs, OF Lawrence, Van
| Buren, county, became enraged at a
span of colts he was driving seven years
ago. He shut them up III the stable
! and vowed that they should never be
driven again. Indignant neighbors
caused their release last summer when
IT was discovered that they were barely
| alive and badly deformed from lack OF
care and long incarceration. Boih
| animals were turned into field where
they have renamed without care oi
| shelter through the winter. Nelgbbofs
| again took "A hand IN the affair and the
| unfeeling wretch was let off with u fine
| of s25 on promising 10 take better care
of the colts.
Michigan pensions granted: Original
| invalid-James +. Falling, James jamie
son. Edward Reed. George +. Browneil,
! Frederick NJ. Huntley, navy; James IL
! Morgan, Samuel +. GustID, Harrison
Briggs. William J Buckingham. August
! Behrens. Eli ". Marble. Enoch A. Inr
ner, Charles I. i. kittie. John Sharp
JAY Seymour. George ". Bridges, Den
| MS Mcnamara. Herman I
| Newman, Herbert Greenieaf, james
| Austin. Albert Burnett. isaac M0shsef
| William Barry, Jacob Waggmen, Wi
liam GRAY, William +. Wood. Albert o
! Lyon, William Z. Bourom, William II
! Etis. Peter NanassaU, Edward g. Pierce
| Henry Hampton, FL D.. Batcock
| William Allen, Joseph =. Derry. Frau.
cis VI. BiveTt. George J. NcGary
Charles Baker. DAVID Warden, David
n. Taylor, sylvester Hall, Ethan A.
Clark. Thomas Bennett. John "
punsulore. Asel Stark. William j. Gay
George Packard, William Roat. ta61
tsonal-Cisauncey J. thids, kot,ef'
Red. Restoration and Ipcrease--lienrs
IC. Bush. Aimon Rogers. INCREASE
Spepnen 4. Lane, John Wall. Dave
stodosrd. james 1ou0v, Alonzo J
Wesscott. John Crowley Reissue
Silas Becswith. Reissue and lDcTess'
-Renjarnin T. Taylor. orgnsi
widows. esc.-Mary g., widow 81 RheB
hen :. BsFFsit; Almeda A, widow .
Eijah L. shepard; 1IaeTvs, WIDOW Q
John {. Gore.