Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08

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thirty dsyS fass - Detroit. Jan. II.
Lsvton's grapes brought in $50 -
each sne Il the 700 acres lass season.
kieckxis ears are nss running reg
usssty between Ann Arbor and fpsl-
tx1G-
Thirty-nvs hundred people heard
STANLEY lecture IN Ann Arbor Tuesday
Hlxht.
flshermen are pulling large quanti-
ties OF nsh through the ice at sand
Beach.
Al amateur company viii play 'srsn
Nights Ia . B4Ffoomh AZ kalkaskA
nsxt month-
DIR. and Mrs. j. II. Farnsworth. of
Detroit. celebrated their golden wed
dug Tuesday.
IL took fifteen minutes to get stream
cf water on test ilre from stargls'
hew water works recently.
A large force OF men are cutting T.
lDch ice In Black Lake, Holland. The
crystal Is OF the best quality.
The ST. Joseph knitting factory has
started up With an enlarged staff. The
addition 10 the factory will be ready
next week.
There Is no ice At Marquette yet and
the citizens tear they will have TO post
pone the ice palace business until an
other winter.
Marquette break water is to be ex-
tended 24O feet. Charles Bernier, of
ofeen Bay. Wisconsin secured the con-
tract for va, $50.
Newman Steele and his son. Howard,
were thrown ont OF their cart in front
of tram at Inlay City Tuesday even
ing. Both were instantly killed.
The fourth annual exhibition of the
southern Michigan Poultry Association
closed Tuesday night At Monroe. The
sno" was success from start TO finish.
Union City has . lodge of what is
known as The Princess OF the ORIENT"
with membership OF 200. They will
organize one at Tekonsha at an early
date.
Inc Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers asks Gov. Winans 20 allow
that society 10 name the mechanical
expert IN the office OF the State railroad
commissioner.
Mrs. Lawrence Seabald, . county
Charge who died ia Port Huron on
Monday from the effects of hard drink,
Claimed TO be neice of Postmaster
General Wanamaker.
The Ishpeming Snow Shoe Club is
holding . series OF extremely pleasant
social meetings. There 10 not enough
snow yet FOR snow-shoeing so the en-.
tertainment is offered in doors.
Jack the Slapper, an entirely new
variety OF the Jaek-kind, has appeared
at Manistee. He uses insulting Ian
gusge to the fair ladies then slsps their
faces to emphasize his remarks.
Abrams water works were sold at
auction Tuesday To Col. X. A. Watts,
VINO represented c. II. Venner, q New
York capitalist, for $l27 900. Ten per
cent. was at once paid down. The
works cost over SOC. GOO.
The citizens of Bear Lake village are
making an effort to secure the building
OF . spur of the G.. Il w. NJ. to that
town, . distance of miles from the
main track. There is q good timber
and farming land there, and a road to
market 10 needed.
Lena Hunter. little blind girl living
1t Battle Creek, was first sent to the
blind school 1t Lansing last September.
When she visited home at Christmas
she was able to read raised letters faster
and more correctly than children of her
own age who had their sight.
Fred Slocum, the retiring secretary
OF the Michigan Press Association, has
been the most ndefatigable worker the
ASSOCIATION ever had, and as a crowning
piece of work will soon issue q souvenir
repor. of the last meeting, embellished
with half tint engraviugs and printed
in the best style of the art.
George Simmons. % years old, was
arrested Tuesday while IN the woods
near his mothers home in Plymouth.
He was charged with breaking INTO the
home OF Miss Thursta Cummings a
week ago, feloniously assaultng her,
cutting ner throat, stsbbing her in the
SIDE and pIllsging the house. He en-
Geavored to bluff the officers first but
broke down afterward and made acom-
plete confession. Detective White, of
Worthwhile, deserves great credit for the
arrest.
Michigan Patents: Frank w. Bat
dorf, Grand Rapids, toy game; James
holder; 6ustsve A. Christ, Grand Rap
Ids, fence; Henry p. Cope, sssignor to
Cope Bros, Detroit, float valve; Eugene
II. Emmons, Grand Rapids, lemon
squeezer: Leonard Grover, Homer,
suhaqueoustunne machine; Matthias
y. Jones. Escsnaha. switch; Remus A.
kneeisnd, Benton Hsrbor, butter pack
age: Abel Land, Hudson. wire fence;
49,
tooth harrow; BENJAMIN Porter, jack
con. street stop cock boz; VIM. a.
Pings. Detroit. brake beam: Henry ".
Roberts, Cheboygan, hold hack for
vehicle poles; James n. scovel, Detroit.
roof for hot houses. Edward Tame
witz. Grand Rapids, vehicle wheel;
George = Tiffany, Tecumseh, brick or
tile table. John III. c. NaSDenise and
NJ. J. Resexer, Muskegon, making
starch; Alfred Wood, Detroit, fire es-
cape; David Wyiie, Detroit, draw bar
for passenger cars.
Michigan pensions: Original-Joseph
Bsnefant. A sable; Monroe BALDWIN,
Kingsley, Edward Baxter, Nanton;
lester A. Abel, Niles; Charles j. Bristol,
Kalamazoo. Henry Z. Beard, Jackson:
navy. Joseph Davis, Flushing; Fri :.
Warner. Saginaw; Jacob r. Bum.
Grand Rapids. Thos. W. Crosby. Cadil-
lac; lsddItionsll, Chas. Wilcox, Hes
roris; John Bidel. Ottaws Lake; Sidney
:. Thomas. sand Lake, John l.. Wilson.
Athens. Christopher c. Evans. Eamors:
Charles III. Metzgar, kalksska:
Richard Wrye. Worth. Restoration.
reissue and incresse-Chsa W. Carr,
Ieonldas. Increass-Jehiel Helms,
Grand Rapids. Abrsm Rs<a CoIoma: