Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-02-19

suffer
A horse owned by J. A. Gibney. Of
Kalamazoo, aud valued at $500, broke
away from thieves who took it from M.
Welch's barn at that place and returned TO
its stall.
The Peoples party is in organized form
in Kalamazoo. Whltford Milliman is
chairman of the county committees; james
Powers, secretary, and II. w. Ostrander,
treasurer.
Rev. J. p. Robinson, whe was at one
time Methodist pastor at Charleston. has
been arrested The young daughter of one
of his practitioners prefers scandalous
charges against him.
Edgar L. Doore, manager of the Wig
gins planning mill at Saginaw, was struck
in the side, by board that flew from a
saw. He died from the effects of the
injury. He leaves widow.
Richard H. Wood, chief clerk in the
office of the superintendent of public in
struction has been appointed assistant
superintendent of the State Reform School,
and will assume the duties March 1.
The bonds voted two years ago in aid OF
railroad through Berrien Springs have
been called in and destroyed. The coun-
Gil Of that town promises 10 issue new
bonds if earned. Its ability to do so is
doubted.
The new Methodist church at Muskegon
Heights has been dedicated Rev. w. A.
Hunsberger, of the Central church, de-
liycring the discourse. The church is a
handsome structure and was dedicated
free from debt.
Marshall was once boom town, too.
it sank So 900 in securing cycle works and
now they are to be removed some place in
Wisconsin; its bath tub factory is going to
Benton Harbor, and Marshall has no bonus
to give any concern that can't get along
two or three years without a renewal OF
the sticking plaster.
Mat Gipp, for many years foreman in
the Calumet and Hecla rock house al
Houghton, is in Jail at Red Jacket charged
with an attempt TO kill JACOB Renther an
employee OF the mine. Gipp followed Rem
the and shot him four times in the back.
tut mono OF the bullets inflicted fatal
wounds. 1t was the outgrowth Of guar
rel.
William A. Palmer, late OF Hartford,
the convicted saIoonist who skipped out
last summer after being sentenced to pay
.ine of $225 or serve 90 DAYS in jail, is
now held behind the bars. He was cap
tered in Chicago by Sheriff Thomas, who
was armed with requis.tion from Gov
Winans.
George Wilson escaped from the county
Jail ut Alpena by filing the iron bars from
his second floor cell. Tracks in the snow
outside OF the window showed that he had
two accomplices. He was held awaiting
trial for stealing Dr. Dunlops 81, 200
horse last summer and upon other charges.
lie was wanted at Kalamazoo for
burglary.
Mrs. Ada l.. Johnson. the great record
keeper of the ladies Of the Maccabees, an
nounces that the rumors Of the removal from
Muskegon to Saginaw OF the headquarters
OF the order are without foundation. Mus
keSon was the birthplace of the order and
until the chief executive officers como from
somewhere else the headquarters will re-
main there.
II any dear reader OF this paragraph has
a fire insurance policy il will pay him 10
read its conditions. They are printed up
on the policy in plain, cold letters. Jennie
+. Gould suffered fire loss Of $500 and
failed To read the condition requiring that
proof OF loss be sent the company within
80 days. The supreme court says that she
canuot now recover.
Convict Wilson, who secured his liberty
from jackson by means of habeas corpus
proceedings has been released from prison.
Along with him went John Smith. a man
VINO has just served out a 80 years SEN
tence he is now about 60 years old and
was sentenced from Branch county for
assault with intent TO kill Three other
prisoners were also released.
Col. Albert G. Boone. of GAINESVILLE, o.,
has been at Grand Haven, and is now in
Milwaukee, TO make arrangements for the
establishment Of lake and rail line by
way of Grand Haven to milwaukee,. Col.
Eoone is general manager OF the Black
Diamond SYSTEM His project is TO extend
the line from Toledo to Grand Haven and
thence across the lake by boat.
A land and dock company has been
organized in Muske-on TO improve prop
erty at Port Sherman, at the mouth OF the
Muskegon river, the entrance to Muskegon
harbor The building OF warehouses for
winter lines of boats, the erection OF q
large iron manufacturing plants to be
located on the water sites, and general
progress are among the objects ccntem-
plated.
For Michigan's school exhibit at the
worlds fair it is proposed to have a very
full collection OF photographs Of school
buildings from the most insignificant to the
most elaborate and expensive. Manual
work will DO made very prominent
feature, which will include drawing, kim
dergarten work and home made apparatus.
There will be bound volumes OF manu-
script work, embracing class exercises and
examinations In all studies; model
laboratory, high school cabinet and
library; high school journalism win also
be represented in the form OF copies in
bound volumes of papers presented by the
scholars of high schools.