Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-07
General State News.

township. are under arrest at Lansing
charged with horrible crime. Pauline
Albright is deaf mute, 20 years Old.
who ~ employed as q domestic n the
family Of Anthony Marzen OF Meridian.
The Pine brothers were employed by
Marzen as farm labprers and occupied
u room adjoining Miss AlbrIgnrs NJ.
stairs. the rest of the household Sleep
ing below. Early Saturday morning, It
10 alleged, the two brothers forced "a
entrance into the room, occupied by
MIss Albright and bound and gagged
ner. The family Was aroused, but the
perpetrators OF the crime made good
their escape. They were captured near
Belle Oak. and the officer was COM
PEELED to use strategy IN lodging them
IN jail and keeping then. from the
hands of mob. The young woman Is
IN critical condition, and the CON-
munity Is IN state OF violent excite
ment.
The eighteenth meeting of the Michi-
gan Schoolmasters' club will be- held at
Ann Arbor next Saturday. The pro-
gram is AS follows: 10 3. M, "Disci-
plinary Value of English in the High
school," Prof. L. {. Goddard, Saginaw;
IL a. M, .'The Proper Equipment OF
High School Laboratories" Prof. e.
w. Carman, Grand Rapids; 2 p. M.
"The Schools Of Switzerland" Prof.
voss. University of Michigan; 8 p. M.
"History. Aims and Methods of Uni
versiiy Extension" Prof. Demmon,
University OF Michigan.
Senator Baker Of the state board of
health, has received notice that on the
steamer Scandal, winch reached New
York on Monday, were . number of
persons infected with diphtheria and
measles. seven of whom were bound
for Detroit, and others to various parts
Of the state. The health officers in the
different cities to which the infected
persons were going have been notified.
The stockholders of the. flooded
Ludington mine held meeting 1T Iron
Mountain on Tuesday to consider the
matter of unwatering the mine, but
adjourned without taking any action.
1t 10 not considered probable that this
mine will resume operations this year.
Ephraim Wise, while on the premises
OF l.. X. Broadly, prosperous farmer
near Constantine, was surprised to re-
ceive q charge OF bu :kshot IN the back
OF his neck from An unknown source.
The wound is not considered fatal.
Wise Is u discharged prisoner.
Thomas Manuel burgarlzed a store
at Yorkville, aud when he jumped out
of the window ne left piece of his
coat-tail behind. The fragment Of
cloth vas the means of his identified
ton, and he is now in Jail at Kalama-
zoo after q desperate chase and the ex-
change or pistol shots.
A buggy wherein were seated Mr..
and Mrs. Fred S. Kieldsen was struck
by an engine at Cadillac. Tuesday, and
Was completely demolished. Neither
the occupants OF the carriage or the
horses were hurt.
Amos Button of Mt. Pleasant bruised
his tiEgcr week ago. Sunday he died
of blood poison caused by the hurt.
Since MS death Mrs. Button is suffer
ing from blood poison contracted by a
cut on her hand.
Michigan postmasters appointed: l..
Lamkin. Goodhart. Emmett county; L..
Kellogg. Strickland, Berrien county;
]. B. Markle, Ryno, Osceola county.
The Alloucz Mining company will
cease operations in ten days. The pres
ent price OF copper 10 not high enough
for this company to earn profit.
A gambling den, including poker
chips and the boys who played with
them. was gathered in by the officers
at Hastings Tuesday night.
There ~ q movement under way in
Chesaning 10 have the council close up
the saloon business by putting the
liquor bonds up 10 $1,000.
Tie Potter house ut Lanrsson, ten
miles north of Greeuville. burned Tues
day morning at O'Clock. Loss $4,000;
insured for $1,000.
S. r. Boardman of the North Mani
tou Islands will put . steamer on the
coming season. come cling the island
with the mainland.
known citizen of Adrian, died recently
! st Cleveland, where he had built up q
large practice.
lifted j. ". Whites house of its foun-
dalton and damaged several other
buildings.
James Rice. . we'll known citizen of
| Corunna. died from q dose of paris
green taken accidentally Sunday.
Ice is ont IF the bay at Traverse City
4 Afl TIE tttaVtI Lou M OuttltulukS
has begun regular trips.
InccndIarles burned the fire brick
school house a. Milletts near DImUn-
dale Monday night
ssnaersop Rsinhsrdt. the eighth vic
I'm OF the East Jordan boiler explosion,
has lust beer buried.
Kslsmazoo's marshal will put . stop
to the u>e Of the small boys bean snap
per on the street.
Capt. B. y. Rounds has been ap.
pointed customs officer at the port OF
| Benton Hartor.
Msnchester's electric lights are ex
pected to be burning by May Is.
The wind has done considerable dam.
age 20 building at Traverse City.
Menominee - placing the te.>phone
wires under ground.
George Johns. highwayman, IL or
trial 81 Bay City.
There Is no ICE in sght on sasinav
bay.
The ice in Green bay - breaking up
The hay il clear II ics al retosksy.
The Skill and KnowIsdgs
Fsssnbai - the production of ths