Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24


The Michigan Hoop factory will To-
cate in Clare.
The Bella,re wooden warefactory has
burned TO the ground but will be I,
built.
Ex-Governor A. p. Swinefosd will de-
liver the Fourth OF July Grafton at
Marquette.
The water in the KalamasO marshes
has subsidized but the celery crop is
nearly ruined.
The Saginaw High School will gradu-
ate cla.s of thirty-six with appropriate
exercises Thursday.
Mrs. Jane Roswell. Of Battle Creek
attempted suicide by taking rough on
rats Monday. She may recover.
The Chicago Press Club enjoyed an
excursion TO ST. Joseph yesterday.
They were given reception at the Ho-
tel Whitconb.
John S. Hykema, q wealthy resident
and old settler of Holland. died Mon
day. Only few days ago he presented
his church with a good organ, which
was dedicated last Sunday.
Frank Terrio, steward of the tug
Rumage, was drowned in Saginaw Bay
Monday while assisting Thomas Calwei.,
of the tug Sea Gull, across a plank
from the Sea Gull to the Rumage.
Nora Curtis, Detroit maiden, took
90 grains of poison the other night with
suicidal intent after q quarrel with her
lover Her throat was SO badly swollen
from the poison that she could scarcely
breathe and it was found necessary to
perform the operation OF heotomy
as the last effort to save her life. she
may recover.
Two weeks ago Mrs. Jessie NJ. Chap
man and her 4yesr-old daughter
Pauline, and Mrs. Chapman's sister,
Mrs. George Hammond, Jr., started
from Pontiac on an extended tour OF
Europe. Yesterday. DR.. II. 5. Chap
man received cable message from his
wife from London, England, stating
that their daughter Pauline had been
poisoned by eating ice cream. A mes
sage received this morning informs DR..
Chapman that second consultation OF
eminent physicians has pronounced the
child'S life hopeless. The distracted
father starts for London this evening,
with the view of joining his equally
distracted wife.-Detroit Free rPess.
Michigan pensions granted: Original
-Abram V. Voncells, jeremiah IL. Sid
we'll, Especial uct), Geo. W. Smith, Wal
don NJ. Clarence, Walter c. X. Cole,
Allen b. Clark. James A. HOyt, Jonah
Kitchen, julius A. Manigold, Samuel
McCann, Justin Alvey, Jerome Black
mer, Thomas McAhster, Henry Young,
Nelson Banghart, Henry Vanhorn,
George Willard, Joan Wickwire, Harvey
Barrons, Bennett Weiscnberger, Ed
ward Waikley. Robert Cheyne, Andrew
q. Stuart, Joel A. Bond, William Ii.
Thompson, Henry Head, John J. War
rem, Charles II. White (deceasedl, Al
bert Hastead, Anthony Trumbull,
| Daniel Il. Sayre, George Smith. Charley
Harris. John Flanncry, Leroy A. SEQ
willie, Richard w. Vanness, Leander Il.
Allen. Additional-Wiiliam Hawkin-
son, Isaac Harris, George W. Chase,
William II. Vanwagen, Doc Gray, David
Fox, Gilbert s. Norton, CALVIN Rich,
Alonzo Barrett. Edgar II. Durand,
Joseph Greenwood, Joel Vincent,
Nathan c. g. ashley, Isaac +. Wing.
John Eccard, Marc Robinson, Harry
BENJAMIN, John NJ. Bearse, John II.
Vanness, Charles Carpenter. Increase
George p. KinsIey. Ryan f.. Williams,
Arson Howe, Daniel Wilcox, William
W. Whipple. George +. Phelps. Peter
Baker, Alonzo Davis, Alonzo W. Hos
mer, George w. Williams, Asad +.
Wilson. Michael q. Miller, Francis II.
Goodenough, Augustus W. Larabee,
Gustav Stcbzner, Joel F. Tariff, Cab
rieI G.. Palmer, Snetson Fa.rchld, Eu-
gene Toachout, VIM. +. Bryant, Freder-
lck Miller.