Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-21

transfer TO the insane asylum smaI
work on the part OF the authorities.
Four more Cinnamon were tried by
Commissioner Graves n Detroit and
were sentenced 10 ten days lmprison-
ment snd deportation 70 China. They
were Jon Wiag, Lee Lee, Cain Jong
JACK and Cnin Ling, ali young men
under % years Of age.
Mrs. Esthe. Guiilott, one of Sagl-
uaw's Oldest and most respected
pioneers, died yesterday al the ad
vanced age of So. She was bonn III
Detroit and has lived IN Saginaw the
past tiIty-seven years.
Frank Cus.ck. well known Sagl-
DawIan, who Was married last month,
has not been seen since Monday aud
fears are expressed for ms safety. His
young wife Is greatly worried over his
mysterious absence.
John Murphy, an umbrella peddler
na!llng from Detroit, was struck by d
train n the Jackson yards Friday night
and sustained severe Injuries, though
not necessarily fatal. lie was taken TO
the city hospital.
The ST. LOUIS Leader says sensation
is expected Monday when the saloon
cases are examined. Ii will be shown
that u prominent church member and
sunday school teacher drinks beer II q
saloon.
Two bundles of clothes, three hat.
and pair of shoes belonging TO An
drew Stamm, n plumber, were found
Thursday on the river bank at MANS
tee. The body has not yet been found.
George Z. Neasmith, prominent
banker and treasurer of Bellvue, chan
ceilor commander OF the Knights of
Pythias aud u prominent MaSon. died
yesterday, after u four days illness.
A company of gypsies is strolling
through Michigan with half dozen
trained bears, monkeys and any
quantity of dogs. They are playing an
engagement TINS week Ut Clinton.
A negro convict from Grand Rapids
on Thursday attempted 10 Kill A. u.
Smith, foreman for firm OF contrac-
tors, by using knife. He was knocked
down III time to save Smiths llte.
Mrs. James Palmer of Saginaw. while
walking IN the dark from one room to
another last night, fell down stairs and
broke her left arm IN three places and
received other serious injuries.
Harriet Fuller, wife of George Full
Ter, clerk OF the Russell house, Detroit,
died at the residence of her father,
Charles Herring, IN Kalamo Friday
night of heart disease.
The fruit crop of Grand Traverse is
placed at 5000 bushels OF peaches.
$500 bushels of plums, 5000 bushels
of pears, and from 10000 to $4,000
bushels OF apples.
The third annual meeting of the
Lowell District fair will be held IN
Lowell, Oct. 4 to Z. Premium lists may
be obtained by addressing +. ID. Eddy,
secretary.
Mayor Crump. who was one of the
Bay City commandery pilgrims to Den
yer, brought hoale d broken shoulder
winch he received IN the Colorado city
by fall.
Dowagiac was visited Friday by on q
of the worst electric storms on record
burning out both the electric light and
telephone plants. Loss, about $4,000.
Senator Stockbridge has given 500
toward defraying the expenses of the
new headquarters of the Or. A. L. IN
the Everard block, Kalamazoo.
A new barn to be built at Bear lake
VIII hold 800 tons of hay, 1000 bushels
of roots and 1874 head OF cattle. 1t will
be the largest IN the state.
A young lady in Gratlot county dis
located her jaw while gaping recently.
A physician placed her mastIcatiDg ap-
paratus IN order again.
Great preparations are being made
for the celebration of Labor day at Bay
City September D. Saginaw unions will
assist IN the exercises.
"Happy Home" clubs are being
| started in many cities in the state.
| Their object Is the cure of inc briefly
and dlpsOmauia.
The southeastern portion of the state
was visited 10y heavy rains Friday,
greatly benetiting corn, tomatoes and
| all late crops.
The postotfice at Rollo, Tuscola
| county, has been changed - Silver
wood, and Phillips, Saginaw county, to
! ROCKVILLE.
While bathing in School lake Thurs
| day, Frank Clements Il years of age,
was drowned, having been seized with
| cramps.
The next annual conference of the
| Methodist Episcopal church will be
| held at Hlllsdale, Sept. ii.
The congressional convention for the
sixth district will be called to meet at
! Fenton at an early date.
over twenty new buildings were
started on the burnt district in Bay
City during last week.
Constantine has voted on the water
works question, and will spend 200
| for plant.
Mrs. Martha Hancock of Saginaw,
who died last Thursday, was born IN
! 1890.
The sheet iron material for the new
court house at Hastings will cost Si4, 0U0.
Taken From jail and Lynched.
SANTA ANNA, Cal, Aug. 20.-This
| morning about l o'clock Francisco
| Torres, who murdered William Nickel
| w, foreman of Nine. Mod jeska's ranch,
was lyuched by a mob. About thirty
| disguised men went to the Jail and
| broke open the front door with sledge
hammer. Iney took tho keys away
| from the INSIDE guard, entered Torres
! cell, tied = towel over his mouth, car
rod him from the jail and hanged him
| 70 telegraph pole IN the most public
place In tue city. A rope was t3rOwu
over the pole and he wss pulled about