Telegram-herald., 1892-01-01
G.ner.i stAts Newa.

The grip 10 eplcem-c At Inlay City.
Scarlet fever is quite prevalent as Al
Logan.
Boyne City's Santa Claus cane on
bicycle.
The Hon. Henry l.. Holcomb, of St.
Louis, Is critically III.
Entire families are prostrated with
.he grip in Calhoun county.
Flint wants to buy the plant which
supplies. the city with water.
Mrs. Psrmelia Parks, widow OF
Grand Haven's firss mayor, died Of
heart failure Tuesday.
John II. Cock. Saginaw policeman,
died OF the grip Wednesday. He leaves
q wife and four children.
The Mackinac transportation CON-
pany will build another large boat for
service between Mackinac City and 81.
Ignace.
John B. Dxinnell of Mason, . retired
manufacturer. has been adjudgei in
sane and is now At the private asylum
q: Flint.
Muskegon's beautiful soldiers monu-
mens is completed. II cost SIS 600 and
was presented 70 the city by G. II.
Hsekiey.
The Rev. j. A. Fisher. pastor Of the
Maple Street Baptist church at Manis-
tee. has resigned to accept . charge at
Anderson, Ind.
Fifteen employees of the Michigan
foundry and nearly twenty OF the
Battle Greek Machinery company are
down with the grip.
John 3. Dvinel, = prominent and
wealthy citizen of Mason, has been ad-
Judged insane ard will be taken to .
private insane asylum.
The Graham 4; Norton Tranaporta-
Son company has ordered . new pro-
tween St. Joseph and Chicago.
Nicholas Gardiner, an Antrim county
pioneer aud member Of the 148th New
York, was buried under the auspices Of
fhe g. A. X. NJ Bellaire Sunday.
Frank Packard of Weston was found
on the Wabash track near Adrian Wed
Dssday night unconscious and with hls
skull fractured. He 10 still alive.
Henry Joergen of Crystal Falls COM
mitted suicide Monday by hanging him.
eeif in 3 woodshed. He was 81 years
old and . sufferer from mela ncholy.
Albert Wheaton suffered probably
fatal injuries while handling piano at
Kalamazoo Wednesday. The instru-
ment fell on him and crushed him.
DR.. Colvin of Pontiac, has filed q
declaration in q suit for $4,000 damages
against DIR. Galbraith. IL is the out
growth Of An alleged assault and bat
terry.
The annual meeting Of the executive
committee Of the State Agricultural co.
ciety will be held at the office OF the
society in Lansing, commencing Janu-
ary IL at 7p- m
William Duryea of Michigan Center
II supposed TO have committed suicide,
as his clothes were found near the lake.
He wns despoudent because the rats
persisted in killing his shade trees.
Eugene Csdgenel Of Oscoda, went
skating on Van Ettan lake and ven-
turcd out too FAR. He broke through
the ice and was drowned and his mother
Is likely to die OK tho shock. He was
an only child.
Reports 10 the state hoard Of health
show influenza, tonsili.is, bronchitis
and rheumstim IN the order hamed
causing most sickness IN Michigan dur.
ing the week ending December 20.
lDiphtheris is reported ~ forty-six
places, scarlet fsvsr at forty-two,
fyphotd fever at tweuty-three aud
measles at ave.
Michigan pensions: Original-Charcy
Bishop. William Moore, Warren Finn,
William McEwan, Aresus A. BedeiI,
William r.. vorce, Edward Leland,
Robert Haumpof. Henry =. Plumb,
John G. Horn. Charles E. Clinton. Rob
ert III. Collins, Henry L. Freely, Martha
Cook, Alexander X. Msthswson, Adolph
Robinson. John Lowry. John steele,
Tomkins Parks. Loren W ostrsnder,
Philip v. Cowdrey. Russell Bradley.
Addisional--John Dsgie, Jefferson N.
Brown. Byron II. Cole. Philip Ingles,
LORENZO Daley. Encrcase--Aquil!s r.
Carry. Original. widows. esc.--Iessic
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