Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-24
ADDITIONAL MICHIGAN.

Secretary Noble Of the interior dep art
ment has accepted an invitation to attend
the coming G.. A. r. encampment.
Thos OBrien, who murdered Albert
Brownell at Detroit last winter, has been
sentenced TO Imprisonment for life.
The Bay county agricultural society met
Saturday, changed the date for its fair
from September to October and elected
John WEIGH president.
A farmer named Reigel, living near Bay
City, was kicked in the head by one of his
horses Friday and had his skull fractured.
Reigel may die from his hurts.
]. Van Buskirk, of South Harrisville.
had 5000 in his safe when he closed up
shop Friday night. Saturday morning
waen he opened he did not have a dollar
Burglars.
H. A. Pearson, of Clifford had horse
that died. Pearson determined to find out
what the matter was. The doctors found
three active and fair-sized live lizards in
the brutes stomach.
N. a. Earle, the prominent young re-
publican of Grand Rapids, died of con-
sumption Saturday noon. He had been
frequently mentioned for the Ford vacancy
among his party friends
A Macomb county coroners jury decided
that the killing of young Decant by Ashley
at New Baltimore, Thursday, was case
of iustifabe homocide. Ashley will be
discharged from custody.
Burglars stole 800 and other property
to the value of $3.50 from Stephen L.
Georges house, Lansing, Saturday night,
and also secured $50 from the home Of his
son-in-law in the same block.
The badly decomposed body Of Lorenzo
d. Newcomb of Kalamazoo was found in
pond near that city Saturday. The
turtles had nearly eaten his face of. New
comb was last seen Monday.
Owen Sheehan, the catcher of the Mar
quette base ball club, was struck on the
head by pitched ball during Sundays
game. 1t took the doctors four hours to
restore him to consciousness.
c. M. Fairchild, editor Of the Marinette
Star, at Marinette, Wis, just across from
Menominee, was riding on his bicycle in
Menominee Saturday, when coach ran
over him, inflicting injuries which will
cripple him for life.
George Nash, of Holland, had his
shoulder broken while calking the steamer
Macatawa last spring, and began suit
against the boat. When she entered
Holland Saturday he had the boat tied up.
Nash wants 500
Gustave A. Kusterer of Grand Rapids,
was left $40, 900 by the death of his father
| 1t would have been all the same had his
father left-him Accents. He spent all he
had and is now missing while there are no
end of attacments on the property.
Fritz Zintgraff, az years old, residing
with his son three and a half miles east of
Marcellus, committed suicide by drown
ing Sunday evening. The body was re-
covered Monday evening Failure to agree
with his children is attributed as the cause.
II. T.. Jeune, who is accused of having
two wives, one at Hickory Corners and
the other at Leslie, was arrested Saturday
at Milwaukee and will be examined before
a magistrate and his two wives. He
claims TO be working for Smedley & Co.,
of Chicago, at a salary Of s240 per month.
Prof. Bartholomew made an ascent with
his air ship Sunday In jackson, intending
to show of his new velocipede steering
arrangement. 1t did not work and
Bartholomew sailed away on the wind just
the same as il he had nothing of the kind.
Curtiss Wait and Miss Gertie Carmo
balloonists, made an ascension at Grand
Rapids last week, and intended to supple
ment it with parachute drop. The bal
loon did not work right. and when the pail
took to their parachutes the chute was oui
of kilter, and it looked as IL both would b,
killed. Wait dropped into small pond
and escaped injury, while Carmo wen
down in q tree and was but slight,
bruised.