Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-22

school, and win most likely 80 there again.
He is locked, up on charge of stealing
watch and chain.
State Health Ollicer Baker fears that
| the European cholera may get over this
/ side of the deep and has already had CIR
culars printed telling the local health
boards just what TO do.
Senator Stockbrldge secured an. amend
ment TO tho sundry civil appropriation bill
OF s25. 900 for Lansing's pubic building
and is hopeful that he can make the amend
meut stick in the house.
Wool growers in the central part of
the state want an ONCE created that shall
be known as that of wool expert, whose
duty it shall be 10 pass on the quality of
all wool brought to market
The tugs Onapiug and Sarah Smith lost
a log raft of 4, 900, 900 feet belonging to
Bay City parties, at Middle island, off Al
pena, during gale. They will try to pick
| up tho logs near Port Austin.
The Allegan county soldiers and sailors
reunion, which was to have been held at
Otseeo in August will meet in Alicgan in
stead. Trouble over the renting of the
opera house caused the change.
William Borton left his home at Denton,
Wayne county. six years ago, and has not
been heard from since. His aged mother
watches every train, her only desire left
being TO sec her son once more.
The temperance people of Decatur are
| pushing matters with a vengeance, and
have caused the arrest of two more sellers
of the ardent who were violating the law
in such cases made and provided.
Michigan postmastcrs appointed: Mrs.
l.. a. MARSH. vice :. Wilson resigned,
Buckhorn, Cheboygan county; Mrs. G.
Roberts, vico w. g. Roberts, deceased,
Roberts Landing, ST. Clair county.
Senator McNIilian has received letters
! from the postofdcc department saying that
prompt attention will be given to the
petition requesting the establishment OF
mail service from Lewiston TO Clio.
Prof Delos Fall, of the department of
chemistry, Albion college. has been visit
! ing the laboratories in Washington, with a
view of getting what is best in them for
thc Mcmillan laboratory in Albion.
A candidate for the Republican nominal
ton for attorney general is said to exist in
the person Of Is. r. Graves of Adrian.
Mr.. Graves is the chairman of the Lena
wee county Republican committee this
year
Isaac Swan, Jr., of Cassapolis. who was
engaged in sawmill, was struck behind
the ear with picket that dropped on
saw He remained unconscious for a few
hours and died. He leaves wife and
four children.
Charles T.. Kane thought i: cheaper TO
steal clothing than TO work and get money
10 purchase it with. He was caught with
some of the clothes he stole from ID. S.
| Covert at Ann Arbor, and has been held
in 81, 900 for trial.
Three-year-old Charlie Memo of St.
Clair was saved from drowning the other
day. when he accidentally fell into the
river, by large Newfoundland dog
belonging to the family plunging in and
pulling him safe to shore.
James ]. Carpenter has another chance
for his freedom, Judge Buck, of Kalama-
zoo, where he lives, having granted him
new trial in the case in which he is charged
with scducing Miss Emily Terrell of Kali
amaZoo. Carpenter is 20 years old.
Fred Fushard, of Jackson. became
tangled up in reaper by his horses start
ing while he stood in front of the machine.
He was badly cut and mangled and will
not do any more farming this year. The
doctors think they can save his life.
Seth Raymond, resident of Charlevoix
an unmarried brakeman on the &. * w.
NJ. slipped while coupling cars at Inter-
lachcn and his right leg was crushed at
the hip He was taken to Traverse City
and died while amputation was in progress.
There's mean dad in Greenville who is
said TO punish his 6-year-old daughter by
locking her up in a closet and keeping her
tn ere thrc.' or four days at 4 time There
will DO an Investigation aud the dad will
get tho worst of it II the assertion proves
true.
George Michael Gehret, an aged farmer
OF Bay county, was working in the fields
when no heard the report of a revolver
and in an instant later felt the sharp
sting Of a bullet in his shoulder. He
thinks it was the stray shot from some
careless marksman. He is not badly hurt
Catherine L. White, postmstress at
Button, had a unique and original idea of
selling stamps and postal cards and
snapped the government property for all
sorts Of truck. Mrs. Whites plan has
landed her in trouble and she is held in
5000 bonds for trial
Norah Anderson, of Jackson, is tough
land boasts OF it. She has once escaped
the consequences of her career by her
skill in weeping. but this time when she
was caught breaking into house in Jack
son she was not so lucky and has been
sent Off to Adrain tc serve her time.
Orangemen's Day was celebrated in
several portions OF tho state. At Detroit
the Orangemon of that place and surround
ing territory boarded the palatial lake
steamer. tue City OF Cleveland, and took
an excursion 10 Port Huron and Sarnia
where celebrations were held. Saginaw
also was well represented At Bad Axe
large number of people gathered tc
observe the anniversary Of the battle OF
tho Boync. Meetings of different kinds
were held in several other places
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