Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-13
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la the bassss corpus case OF the
~ Jeanne Peek AZ Cadillac Judge
AldTicB mas readered q deeEnoa IA
favor of the Inst.ule and oTdeled The
return OF the gSSi u t1e seha %. A
stay OF proceedings ~as obtaAsed By
the Respondent and the case viii prob
ably 20 to the supreme court
Ten thoasaad people stteEdet the
Aaauzl Pioneer picnic AZ Long, axe.
fhe principal addresses were male by
Frank Little and Rev. 4. III. Day O.
h. Fellows vas elected president, A,ids-
son Brown secretary. and George or.
rey chairman OF the historical c. M
mittee-
At Homes The iittie 2-yesr-old daugh-
ter Of David C<rtrignt drank an ounce
OF uncture of iodine. Upoa being told
tna: she must WON'T II up or IL would
Kill her she proceeded 20 do SO with .
vigor which probably saved her life.
The board of examiners of Ingham
| county has finished Its .abors on the
papers OF sixty mine applicants for
teachers certificates. OF the sixty
eight submitted one took first grade.
ten second and twentv-nlne third.
The following officers have been
elected by the Michigan Bankers As
ISOLATION: President, s. o. Fisher Of
West Bay City; FIRST vice president.
/ Edwin r. Uhl Of Grand Rapids; second
vice president, James NJ. Wilkinson,
Marquette; executive council vacancies,
III. V. {. Hart, Adrian; F. A. Wood
cock. Miles, NJ. IL. French, West
Branch; NJ. l.. Williams aud Frederick
Marvin, Detroit, and j. I. Hannah,
Traverse City.
Robert V. Munday representa- a syn
dictate of saginaw valley enthusiastic
who have purchased for q song over
| 800 acres of marsh land IN Milwaukee
township, between Saginaw and Bay
CAty. which they propose 10 dram and
convert into arabic land.
Charles ii. Hackley will give the city
OF Muskegon an $1,000 fountain. Mr..
| Hackley donated the Hackiy public
| library, Central School soldiers monu-
ment and Hackley park to that city.
The aggregate of his gifts is $500, 900.
Thursday Frank Pratt was released
from the state prison At Jackson. Pratt
came from Muskegon on February IA.
1890. on an indeterminate sentence OF
not less than three years nor more than
fifteen, for horse stealing.
James Hawkins, Frank Smith and
John Hayden, serving sentences in the
Jackson prison for robbery, were taken
TO the asylum for insane convicts at
lonia yesterday.
The Saints of God will hold q camp
meeting at Glrard August IL. They
wash each others feet and believe IN
faith as q cure for disease.
Joseph Ringer, Saginaw laborer, 80
years old, became Disguised with things
in general and attempted to kill him
self with morphine.
A branch of the State Teachers
Reading circle has just been organized
IN Branch county. with charter men,
bership Of sixty.
c. X. Adams of the university has
secured the presidency of Wisconsin
university. The job pays $1,000 a
year.
Louis Brendel. q clerk. was held up
at Bay City on his way home from a
dance and robbed of SIS watch and
$50.
A right Of wav for railroad be-
tween walkerville and Hesperia, Ne
wsygo county, is being surveyed.
Squawman Friedlender of Oscoda
has been elected . delegate to the DEM
ocratic state convention.
Aquartet concert company composed
of women and men started on the road
from Union City.
James Shea of Hastings is in Jail at
Jackson charged with assaIlting q
young girl.
A branch Of the United States Bak-
ing company will be established at
Lansing.
Fifty thousand pounds of wool has
been purchased this year At Mt.
| Clemens.
George Behrens Of Bsagsi wse fined
sls.94 for throwing BAH sggs s-Joseph
Homer.
The Michigan ABSORPTION of LII
ararisns will meet at Lansing Septem-
Der IA.
Mrs. Ann NJ. Bliss of Chicago haa
purchased the PlainweIl Independent.
Edgar Eaton, IL, was instantly killed
by a falling plank az Nestoria.
The apple crop will be meagor, ex-
| cent in Clint1u county.
There is = dearth OF laundresses at
Jackson.