Telegram-herald., 1891-02-07

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Nssaygo via have = nsv sr.ss mil ia
tie sqElax.
A good quality Of s-ineh ice Is being
cut 81 ~ joe.
Eaton Rapids Is trying TO essAtlssh .
sl2 90 tathang honse.
The village of Balaw.n. Lake county,
wants 10 os Incorporated.
Iaks saore fruit growers talk Of or
gaming shlppers' association.
Nine hundred pupils are IN atten-
danee At the Detroit HigA school.
hslamszooss Inlon seaool ba.ldiag
has gone up IA flames Loss $ooeo.
sgaaton's far grounds are 10 he sold.
there Wall DC 40 more talTs held there.
Mrs Adam Longaeoker, OF Leonsdas.
gave birth 10 three healthy girls the
other day.
Chester Carver, the Battle Greek
farmer, who shot himself IN the head
Tuesday. Is dead.
Henry Tenhanl Was struck and in
stantly Killed by falling tree near Hol-
land "Wednesday.
The Third Michigan Veteran Volnn-
teer Association. will hold reunion st
Allegan. Wednesday, Feb. %.
The Palmer,on Woodenwsre Co.. of
St.'Iouis, is making extensive repairs
and additions 10 their factory.
George Webster, 90 years old, was
struck by falling tree near Durand
Wednesday, ADD fatally injured.
Howard citizens will vote on the
proposition 10 borrow $500 10 pay for
All extenson OF the water system.
L. W. Pulien. OF Milan, killed two
spotted addefs on his farm the other
day. One was tive and of,e-half feet
and the other was six feet IN length.
Miss Hattie Coulton, oflAlbany, Wis, t,
who was under the Koch treatment at
Battle Creek, is dead. The lymph in
jections seemed 10 hasten her demise.
Mrs. John c. Seymour, of Jackson.
was thrown from ner carriage Thurs
day. Her left collar bone Was broken.
the joints OF the shoulder were both
fractured. MIR. Seymour was also IN
jured.
The executive committee Of the Sec
ond Michigan cavalry reunion have
changed the date OF the next meeting
from February % 10 August 5, next. Al
Detroit, at the time of the Natouai
encampment.
+. ~ Dingley has sold the Kalama-
zoo Telegraph which will now become
Democratic. Ii is understood that
Messrs. Stone and Rowland, editor aud
business manager, have purchased his
shares ID the company.
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ladies. of Detroit. are circulating petit
tlons to the legislature. asking that the
management of the Coldwater school be
placed i'll the hands OF board com
posed entirely of women.
On We6nc sday last, Chas. Darrow
took seventy-three pounds OF lake trout
from Traverse Bay with trolling line
aud hook, and from 200 feet of water.
The average net. a little over seven
pounds each, the lightest weighing 81
pounds and the heaviest IL! pounds.
Next.
Mrs. Jane Wiser, aged 80 years, was
found dead III her home at Saginaw,
Thursday. A heavy stick Of wood lay
beside her ard there were ugly bruises
on her temple. The body was still
waria when found. The officers are in
vestigatlng. s.
Reports to the State Board of Health
show rheumatism, neuralgia, bronchl-
It's ard influenza, In order named,
causing most sickness in Michigan dur
ing week ending January 81. Dipth-
ora reported at 43 places; scarlet fever,
10; typhoid fever, IL; measles, %.
A few days ago, Fred DIN, Elra Grain
and John Austin, three young toughs,
created a big disturbance at a district
school exhibition near Stanwood, and
hare now III Jail mus,ng over their mis-
| deeds. Joseph Cunningham and L. g..
Gilmore, both mixed up III the same
matter, are under arrest for assault
and battery and will probably get u
| taste OF jail life. In this manner are
| the wrongs of country chool ma a'ams
righteG.
Miss Zoericka Lopenzrares. an actress
of Spanish birth, is expected to reach
| Detroit tomorrow. She has tramped
all the way from San Francisco and is
| going to New York IN company with
| Manager W. J. Marshall and J. l..
Price. They have tramped over the
| Central Pacific, Union Pacific and Rock
Island railroads, making 210s miles, or
232 miles more than the bet calls for so
far. The understanding is that she
shall average fifteen miles per day.
Michigan pensions: Original-Albert
S. Smith, Grand Rapids; samuel Mas
ten. May; Charles p. Jeifords, Mt.
Pleasant: John W. Gufk. Lakeview;
Lewis Landon. BloomIngdale; Adelbert
Holladay, Grand Rapids: Joseph b.
Badger, Fremont; John w. McCreery.
Covert: Jonathan c. Baker, Rochester;
| Isaac &. Griswold, VermontvilIe; Albert
! d. Hurlbut, Gfalld Junction; Silas
BaIlinger, Canstantsne; Ervsne +. John
son, Alamo; Lucsus +. Mills. Ashland
| Charles Parmalee, Lees Corner; Everett
&. Knapp, Parma; Byron j. Bull
lard, Grand Rapids; CLANCY
Laird, Carson City; Alex Boys,
| yermontville; William Gore. Camden:
Henry Gleason. Lodis Morris Pilgrim,
Hastings: William Jones, Bay City;
Friend r. Dennison. Howard City;
| Charles A. Morgan, Pokagon; Charles
Simpson, Mt. Morris: Michael Robin
son, Ann Arbor; Alfred y. Graham,
Ferris Center; Charles II. Teyey, South
Butler Matthias sipps. Ravenna. l.. II.
owen, Detroit: James r. Newcomb,
| Narcellus; Simon Grote. Chcsaning
| sylvester Pierce, Three Rivers. Add.
/ tIonaI- William Y. Stugsrd, saginaw
| George Shadrsck, Edges ton. RestoTa
| ton and increase--Dwsg ght Fitch. Grand
Rapids: Hiram Cornwall, IakevIew
| Fred Spiegel, East Detroit: Cbarle'
| Hurtgam, Milton. Edwin y
Burton. Fdenville; samuel G.
! Kinney, 81. johns; Alphonso A. Cavil,
Benton Hart,oT. John SteargoD, Nus