Telegram-herald., 1891-05-08

the mercury drOpptt = lev notties
and let down e light frost Tuesday il
kept gong down until it registered
about 5 degrees below the freezing
point. John ;. smith still sits on the
barrel but his plant IS not about thin
nIng out the peach buds Like the
RESI- of the world John 5. longs for the
unattainable.
Hart is overrun with anglers.
Ex-senator Ferry 10 convalescent.
Lowell Is to have bicycle club.
There Is an OIL famine at Grand Ha-
ven-
Haneock's iron toundries are rushed
with work.
Dowaglac will have . new $4,000
school house.
Lenawee county is aspiring to be
celery centre.
Adrian wants small army of first
class domestics.
The old vets of Harbor Springs have
q fine new hall.
The Allegan cheese factory opens up
Monday. May Is.
Eastern capitalists want to purchase
Cadiilac's water works.
A German weekly newspaper is to be
established At Marquette.
The Jennie Webb case, Pontiac, has
again been adjourned TO May Is.
Detroiters may sprinkle their lawns
without extra charge this summer.
State Salt Inspector Casey inspected
209 ,202 barrels of salt during April.
Rev. A. F. Bruske has not yet de-
clded to accept tia presidency OF Alma
college.
Mrs. Grace v. Comstock has been re-
elected superintendent of the stanton
schools.
Lenawee county 10 the banner dairy
factory of the State, having 20 cheese
factories
Hugh Mcdonald. Is years old, was
killed by falling tree near Pine Ridge,
"Wednesday.
Rusus w. Flowers, an old resident of
Greenville, was killed in . runaway
Wednesday.
Kalamazoo wants special police.
There IS more wIckedness in the Celery
city than the regulars can handle.
Fruit in the vicinity OF Allegan has
not been injured materially by the re-
cent cold weather and severe frosts.
William Frisdlapder, the eldest and
legitimate son of Senator FriedIander,
was IN town Saturday.-Petoskey Rec
ord.
George Dewick, Of Ishpeming, i'll
with the grip, cut his throat with ra-
zor Wednesday and died almost IN
stantly.
Fred Duplissis, of Bay City, was run
over by load of lumber Wednesday
and received fatal injuries. HIS chest
was crushed
Robert I. Smith, of Manistee, has
been convicted of assault and battery.
He was ON trial on charge of assault
with attempt To rape.
The eighteenth annual meeting of
the city supcrintendents OF public
schools will be held IN the Senate cham
Der st Lansing May 81 and -.
Mrs. Pirates. OF kendalls, who was
horribly burned February -. died
Wednesday of her injuries at Borgess.
hospital. Kalamazoo, where she was
taken for treatment.
Mrs. Mary Sweet. OF ZIIwaukee, I'M
der arrest for the murder of her ilIe-
Ultimate child. has been released on
bail and will nave REORGANIZATION May
10. She Is still very SICK.
Three Michigan boyswilI be grad uated
from West Point military academy
this year. They are Cadet winans,
son of Governor Winans. Upton of Big
Rapids and Fleming of PORT Huron.
The four Purdv children who started
from East Tswss sunday in an open
tost to come across the bay 10 Port
Austin and for whose safety fears were
expressed, have turned up safe. The
two sisters are at Port Austin and the
two brothers at Caseville.
yelping cur frightened the horse
driven by Mrs. W. .. Leonard and Mrs.
T.. j. Miilage, 1T Saginw Wednesday
The horse ran away and the ladies' were
frghtfully injured, Mrs. Ieonsrd's
arm being broken. her hip fractured
and her head badly cut. Mrs. Villages
injuries are serious.
Hughes Bros. & Bangs, OF Syracuse,
". Y, have secured the government
contract for building the new lock at
t-aAtt r-tts AsA ~ il1Vtftr M lfl-
mense amount Of both labor and cap
ital. The face stone for the masonry
will be taken from the quarries ON
Kelly's island, and the packing from
Drummond' = island up the lakes. The
construction OF the work will require
three years. Work will be lnsugursted
about May Is, and an outlay OF about
O. ,s00. 600 vii be required.
Michigan pensions granted; Original
Harrison II. Wood. Sarrsts Ward
Josiah Carpenter, ssmuel r. Treat.
Herman swonk, Carlton Peck, Lyman
W. Iusconh. John Riettemeir, Charles
snedckem, Eiipplst ssdisr, Edward
Stsinnsn. John b. Richardson, Frank
Gardner. George Schrepfsr, Peter
smith, Amos Nsnderpooi, Bushnell
Trsvers, Csgdeon n. sherman. Everett
W. Torrey. William q. Getting. Reuben
n. Hall, Ozro J. smith, Matthias q. Clark
James A. Nysnt. fnsrshsm Nillets. Ty-
rus a. Roe. Moore Biakely, BoIsmin
u. Thomas. Andrew ] Spencer. George
spsven. John stand 50, Justus Clark
Sslss Whitney, Henry r. Alverson.
jesse +. Nssssr. Ashley z. sto.ers,
1olunsbns G. Patrick, Wiliism y. VII.
an. alsssasisr Fisher. lease Baker,
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