Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

threw the blazing Oil all over her burn
ing her seriously. The remains of the
child which Was burned TO death took
only q fousteen-inch comm, though the
babe was nearly three years old.
Flint's Y. NJ. C. A. owes $500.
The dog poisoner is 1T work at
Greenvi!le.
A Marquette man has captured m
immense lynx.
Four of Kalamazoo churches are
without pastors.
The roller skating craze has been re-
vived at Aipena.
A large addition 10 being built 70 the
spool factory At Alpena.
Work Will begin at once on Benton
Hsrbor's new tack factory.
The Western Michigan Congrega-
tional Club met ~ Olivet yesterday.
Daniel Doigs, II years old, dropped
dead Of heart disease ~ Jackson Mon
day.
The Upper Peninsula has . bigger
crop OF potatoes this year than ever be-
fore.
Incandescent lighting 10 becoming
popular IN private residences ~ Kala-
marco.
There is an organized movement
among farmers to keep out the quail
shooters.
Eugene Glass has started q monthly
magazine called the Dog Fancier. at
Battle Creek.
Dominick Dcphillip. . years old. of
Lake Linden, was fatally shot BY acci-
dent Sunday night.
Joseph Eta, . bricklayer Of Detroit,
fell forty feet to the ground Monday.
His neck was broken.
c. E. Burnett has been appointed
postmaster at Osseo, Hillsdale county,
vice J. O'Neil, resigned:
Joseph Former, of Henrietta, was
fatally shot in the thigh Monday BY
accident. He was % years old.
Halloween revelers dumped logs and
ether obstructions across the electric
road between Muskegon and Lakeside.
Mrs. John Kinzel. of Adrian, who
was taken sick while attending church
Sunday, died Monday. Heart trouble.
Cashmere Moore, the man who WAS
20 badly scalded in vat of brine, Fri
day night at Bay City, died Sunday
night OF his injuries.
John Schupp, . farmer, was thrown
from his wagon At Saginaw, Monday,
and was instantly killed. A wheel
passed over his head. He leaves wife
and six children.
Dumas Larosta, of Lake Linden, fe'
sand wheel staging. Monday, and was
,~>S~~Sfv D,tlaA uo ioa a vvifa nd
five children.
The body OF Abram Colkin, who dis
appeared from Tecumseh July 8, has
been found near Sylvania, o. There
was SIS on HE person and It 10 supposed
that he got lost and died from cold and
exposure.
The City Of Milwaukee,. plying be-
tween Grand Haven and Milwaukee,
aid up for the season yesterday. She
has not missed . trip this season.
The Coldwater district ministerial as-
sociation 10 in eemi annual convention
ut Reading. The last session will be
held tonight. Thirty cIsrEymen are In
attendance.
The Calumet and Hecis mine has
again beaten its record. Its October
product was 1923 tons as pounds; At
lantic. 200 tons: Kearsage, 100 tons;
AlIouez, 40; Osceola and Tamarack
same - last month.
The l2-year old daughter OF Michael
Mclnery ,sof Bay City. was run down
BY bicycle and seriously injured Mon
dav. The rider WAS monopolizing the
edewalk sand was riding at full speed.
He never looked back TO zee if the girl
WAS hurt.
Phsbs Nara Fillmore, sister Of Presi-
dent Millsrd Fillmore, died at Adrian
on July 2, Is43. while visiting friends,
and now lies buried in Oakwood Gene
terry among - number Of unknown
dead that were removed from the old
cemetery wbeA 10 Vas converted into .
public park.
Edward Jones', OF Centerville, disap-
pesred October 8. Monday his body
was found in . stream near the out
skIrts Of the village. His watch and .
large sum Of money which he was
known 70 nave on his person is missing.
and he ~ believed to have been mur.
dered. There will be "a investigation
Charles Heinxman. who came from
Germany 10 Adrian in 1881, bas Just re-
eeived notification from the German
government that he must report for
military duty in that country by No
vembsr Is or forfeit . portion of an
estate lately left him by his grand
father. who recently died there. Heinz
man refuses TO obey the order and has
commenced proceedings 20 recover all
thss wss left him by bis relative. Sec
retsry Blaine will be ssked to take =
Sand in the a6sir. HeInzman Was
nasurslized IN 1889.
Michigan pensioas originsl-Frsneis
n. Wing. Joseph +. Toscsny. Edmund
TYvin. Abraham Mills. silss Bolster.
Charles W. Lord. William Cook tde-
ce~sed1. James W. Chilson, Msreellus
Ps.uer. William Hobes, John Parks,
John W. Coox, Martin Murray, Otto
Hsrmsu. Additionsl-samuel H. Me-
Cord, Anstin Shelley, Hiram Florence,
Orlando Nelson. lncrease-Nyndert
W. Qusctenbush. Theodore n. STRAIT
top. william Monroe. samuel I:
echurcman, John Manke, Ezekiel
johnson. Andrew Every, Joseph
Tracy. John Dsal, Georgs W. Pruden.
yames Edwards. Holloway r. Gar
ssek. william II. Doughersy. John W.
ysekscu. Eghert Mayo. jacob Mott,
Wasderner +. Wood. George Rueli,
Lumsn Masscu, David scisses, William
W. Rogers. Allen A. Kent. Ariel G
epaaidsne. Merlin campbeli, Henry
ReweIl, Soiomon suIlivan- Rezsue--