Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18

1t. Ignace wants driving park.
Teachers Institute, Stanton, August
"a
Decatur is shipping large quantities
OF celery.
Manstee officers are raiding disrep-
utabie houses.
Talk of establishing Methodist COL
lege at Marquette.
Grapes are rotting badly in Van
Buren county vinyards.
Grand Haven's electric lights will be
turned on before Oct. /.
Oae hundred students will enter the
Houghton mining school this fall.
The CARO- post-otfice was robbed Sat
urday night and the contents OF two
mail bags were burned.
Joseph Richardson tried to get rid Of
Jag by Jumping INTO Detroit river. He
Is at the hospital Tor repairs.
Mackinac Island vandals will be sum-
marily punished If caught stripping the
bark from white birch trees.
Arthur Sovereign, West Bay City
small boy. played with matches Satur-
day evening. He is still alive.
Janitor Sole, of the Muskegon City
Hall, 10 suffering from q splintered rib,
the result of . fall from the sdew ak.
Cornelius Bosch, Locktown farmer,
tried to head off a G. * W. nj. train
Saturday near Holland. He was IN
stsntly killed.
Rev. Asa Johnson. SO years old, died
at Marshall Saturday. He was a
prominant Presbyterian preacher for
upwards of 60 years.
Elm Place. Hon. s. o. Fishers resi-.
dence at Bay City, was buarglarized
Saturday. It is believed that nothing
of any value was taken.
Mrs. Will Eaton. wife OF the post
master at Hilo, Hawaii, Sandwich
Islands, died July %. The Eatons
formerly lived at Coldwater.
Grsenville practical jokers put a
drunken man into big dry goods box
then nailed Stats acros, the top. When
the man awoke in the morning he said
he knew he was IN hell or Greonville.
The fright has made him q total alb
ssalner.
Deputy Sheriff Lock, of Ionia, tried
te replevy q sewing machine for . local
dealer and Person, the other party, to.
getner with his wife resisted and q
general fight ensued. The officer shot
Persone in the thigh. Each party will
swear out q warrant for the other.
The State Board of Education will
hold an examination OF applicants fol
state certificates to the mining school
IN Houghton, from the 18th to the 2sth
OF August. All papers IN the Upper
Peninsula are requested to make an
announcement of the date and place OF
the examination.
Conway and Quigley, two boys in the
Ieadvllle drum corps were taken sick
with diphtheria whils attending the g.
A. X. encampment. They were re.
moved to Harper Hospital where Con.
wsy died. ANNE Kilroy. Conway;
nurse. also contracted the disease and
died Saturday. Quigley will recover.
IL has been definitely decided to open
the great Port Huron tunnel Saturday
sept 10. Sir Henry Tyler, president OF
the Grand Trunk, Is now At Port Huron
aud will remain IN this country and
give personal attention to the work TIL
the opening, and take charge of the
ceremonies II - not expected that the
work will be entirely completed by the
time specified. but large gang Of men
will be pushed night and day TO gel
matters in such shape that traffic will
not ne seriously interfered with after
that time
Michigan pensions granted: Original
John Goldsmith. Peter F. Rice, John
Morris. Chester :. Elmer, John III
Derby. Harvey J. Cole, Edwin NJ. Wat.
rous, Samuel w. Thompson, George
ri. Anthony. Francis III. Eowes, War.
ren II. Croego, William j. Pike, John
J. Orr. Franklin Grand. James Camp
bell. William Myers, John n. Bower,
Oliver c. Tenant, William j. Case,
Amos A. wiggins, Charles A. Kelley,
James Doyle, George Brewster. PhIlsn-
der Hosman. William Morrison, Adam
fnnes, samuel Alexander. Cyrus =. Ap-
plebee. Jeremiah W. Goodwin. George
Nolmer. Robert D. Bunting. Addition
sl-sionxo =. Csnfield. Original,
wido~-Minnls III. King.