Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-04
STATE NEWS.

otsego wanls sprlnkisng wagon
The Crusaders have left Sewsygo.
Belialrs Is proud Of ia school build
ing.
The Flat river log drive has passed
BeIcing-
Elk Rapids claims the finest schools
Ia the state.
White Clouds new grist mill viii soon
De completed.
There are axty licensed saloons at
Iron Mount4in.
Lake City wants 10 Organise . COM
pany of State militia
Howell gets the Durand cooper works
Tor cash bonus of $500.
Sand is being used to quench the big
Charcoal fre ~ Segaunee.
A man named Jepson is building q
aruit evaporation as saranac.
John Osburn and wife. grip victims,
were buried At Owosso Friday.
The Pere Marquette Club. at Luding-
ton. viii build SIC, 600 elab house.
Safe crackers got $500 and several
gold watches At Leney, near Manistique,
Friday.
The State Fireman's Association will
hold its annual meeting IN Lapeer,
Wednesday, May 20.
The liquor law will be enforced at
Croswell this year. Several sal0ous
have already been closed.
A S0-year-old mud turtle has been
found at South Haven. At any rate
the shell is marked .ls6l."
The Mecosta Sun, neat weekly folio
paper, has appeared At Mecosta. II. II.
Gill IS editor and proprietor.
The body Of John Caterick was found
IN Manistee lake Friday. Caterick was
drowned while crossing the ice last De-
cember.
Judge Thomas ". Cooley is again i'll
1T his home at Ann Arbor, and his
physician Is greatly worried over his
weak condition.
August Nikkila, . drunken miner of
Hancock, shot his wife in a drunken
frenzy then blew out his own brains.
The woman may recover.
g w. Cole, n farmer living near Fow-
lerville accldentiy shot his wife Friday,
filling her neck with leaden pellets.
Her injuries will not prove fatal.
Thomas Dorgan. of Kalamazoo, went
fishing for trout on Spring Brook, May
1. He got excited over his luck and
died from heart disease. His body was
found at noon.
An important meeting Of the trustees
OF Kalamazoo college will be held at
Detroit, May IL. The Rev. Theo. Mel
son, the new president, is booming the
college most effectively. a
A three-months-old baby, during the
absence of its mother. Mrs. Charles
Ballard, fell INTO . pail of hot water
Billiards. live near Saginaw.
John McIaulin, . Detroit landlord,
struck at Frank Cassidy, . teamster,
with chair, Friday. He missed Cas-
sidy and the force of the blow was spent
on the tedder head of = 5-weeks' old
baby In Mrs. Cassidy's arms. The babe
may die.
The physician who conducted the re-
cent physical examination Of the can
didates for appointment to the naval
cadetship from the eighth congressional
district Of Michigan stated that ma
jority Of the reflections was due to &C.
CELEBRATED and abnormal action of the
heart, resulting from the use of cigaret-
tes. These lads rejected we're not only
cut on from the chance of honorable
prsferment in life, but are further
handicapped by disease OF the most
important vital organ IN their bodies
through filthy habit.
Michigan pensions: Original-August
Peterson, Sylvester Spraxue, John
Jagee, Levi Petsris. Dewitt c. Faulken-
burg, Thomas McMain, Robert Nc
Cam, Hiram Egleston, Thomas ].
Hufnagle, Arvin Stoddard, John Nc
Kinley, Almon Savage, Andrew J. Tor
dick, Francis McQuird, Henry K. Far
rand, Charles w. Spaulding, James
Powers, Jasper 8. Gage, Henry Strem-
pei, James A. Harriet, Sylvester w.
Kllbourne, James H. Paul, Ansel
Knowles, Edmond ONeil, George H.
Mann, Benz. J. Rhoades, Octave De-
nome. Additional-I'homas Myron.
Increase-Lewis H. Van Antwerp,
Henry Muncie, Lyman Allen, George
l.. Smith. John J. Hubbard, Preservid
II. Warren, Henry l.. knight, Lyman
Reid, stephen Bronson, Peter B. Reas-
ndr. Reissue-Asa 8. Fem, Calvin N.
Torrance, Edward III. Cornell, Benja-
min 4. Van Patten, Lebeus 8. Butler,
John II. Standish, Peter vermenley,
Augustus c. Fox. Charles p. Martin.
Reissue and increase-Charles 8. New
ell. Original, navy-Mary A., widow
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