Telegram-herald., 1891-09-08

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that an insane man had been placed IN
the asylum The patent soon recovered
many of MS faculties bat could not re-
member his name or anything OF ms
past life. Finally he mentioned Capt.
Aliens name. Investigation has proved
that the man u Albert limerick, the
man who Was Identified as the victim of
q murder. EmerIck has returned 10
faculties and IS ready TO begin life all
over agalH after having been aide
tracked for three years
The Tustsn Echo is dead.
Cheboygan's small pox scare is over.
The Plymouth High school has 247
pupils.
= A bicycle club is to be organized at
Paw Paw.
The saranac school has 81 foreign
pupils IN attendance.
The city of Saginaw has st paid
Mrs Murray $1,000. Defectiae sidewalk
victim.
Peter Walter, despondent tailor of
Kalamazoo suicided by taking arsenic
Saturday.
Coldwater's fruit evaporator burned
Sunday morning. Loss 81, 800. No
insurance.
Waiter Scott was arrested at Saginaw
Saturday while trying to sell the stolen
carcass of al OK.
w. A Abel has been appointed post.
master At Bath, Clinton county, yica w.
III. Joy removed.
A Leslie man has successfully reared
pomegranate tree that is bearing fruit
for the first time this year.
The city stand pipe at Lansing is a
leaning tower ana house owners in the
vicinity are fearful OF food.
Daniel Collins. % years old and un-
married. was killed in freight train
accident near Ypsilanti Saturday.
All efforts to discover any trace Of A.
Colvin, OF Iecumseh, who disappeared
from syIvania, o., July 4, have proven
fruitle.s.
South Haven is shipping from three
~ four thousand packages of peaches
daily TO Chicago beside large shipments
TO the interior towns OF the state.
Five of tn. farm hands recently en-
ployed on the Gibson farm near Deer
field have since died of typhoid fever.
They drank water from an old well.
Bev. Fr. Patrick Duhig, chaplin Of st,
Joseph's retreat At Dearborn, died of
pneumonia at his former home in Jack
son Saturday. He will be buried tomor-
Tow.
Thomas Craig, Manistee's poundmas-
ter. was killed Friday while loading a
steam barge. large timber fell strik-
ing him in the back. lie lived several
hours after the accident.
James r. Turner, farmer living
near Flint, fell off his wagon when
drunk. The wheels passed over his
head crushing his skull. Death was
instantaneous. The horses did not run
away.
A new Methodist Epicopal church
was dedicated Sunday as Jones, Cass
county. The dedlcatory exercises were
conducted by Rev. Washington Gardner
Of Albion aud Rev. Lew Masters OF
Dowsgsc.
Lafayette Sumner. the decrepit old
man VINO was arrested ~ Lansing for
printing aud selling obscene pictures,
has been sentenced to the Detroit
house OF correction for three months.
He was not gwen the alternative of y
fine.
June %. 1890, in an accident on the
Grand Trunk Railway near Capetown.
Ont. Mrs. Emily ]. Mcdonnell. then of
Chicago, bat now Of Port Huron, was
seriously injured and ner husband in
stsntly killed. She has now brought
two suits for $4,000 each against the
railroad company--one for the loss Of
her husband and the other for her in
luries. they viii DO tried in the st.
Clair circuit.
suit by capiss has been commenced
in the circuit court against Daniel T..
Barron. roundsmsn OF ths Saginaw po-
lice force by George ChsnnelI. who
wants cool $4,000 for malicious pros
ecubon and false Imprisonment because
with SO other men and seven women
taken IN one herd from the Gem thea
ter, yiae den, ne was arrested and
locked 40 on charge OF being disor-
derry character. The papers were
served Friday bus Barron gave bond
sns Is ssiii on duty.
Abe sauguist, 3 marine diver at work
on the government pier at Muskegon
Saturday met with A horrible accident.
W bttt ~ tWFHtf NV tSSt 0i Wat<T tlt
sir tnhes broke. aud he was without
either life fne or signal cord. He
managed 10 crRwi 80 tho surfsce on a
ladder and wa taken from tie water
lis head and shoulders within she
helmet and cape were congestsd. and
blood wss gushing from his eyes ears
snd nose. He became unconscious
after reaching the surface, aud DOW
lean critical eondltl0uF
Michigan pensions graateds Original
--tSenrge French, Jehn Egl,ert, 0eorre
fox. Hiram Flandcys. Charles Y Gard
nsF. Edward A. Fersief. Jacob Wise
John CeYIe. sylvester Coon, NJ. w
Thompson. Hiram Cole. John O. Brown
Chester n. Bette. Duane Cooa. Irs
Assn. Miles HFYsnt Addifionsl--j. j.
Anderson. Mark Day, chfisslsn Hoof
mai, Warren q. I'LL. Frederick Coss.
James fsrBens. Charles A. Tanner. "
ssn Hughes. Job Il. tsfeen. David A
Geers. William II AeEeally. ksHevsl
--Anterne sampau. lacrosse Edwin
A. EIunker, kfasses ~ stevens, Henry
Covert. tieoFxs BeaInisr.
Prof. Engnne Davenport. professor Of
Agrisuisnfs st the nisalgsu college IA.
fsceissd . telegsam sffsfisx him ths
presidency Of . nsw college when if i.
proposes; 90 e@sshlish IA Rssnh The
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