Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-03-25
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Z 7fl4 alplaN! j.. al iron furnace LAls<
utilizes On an average IL car loads of ore
per day.
Thunder Bay is clear of ice and the
Alpena fish company is operating at White
fish point.
The Capitol wagon works has shipped
its first carload Of wagons from its new
lonia plant.
The EsteyC allkins sawmill at Pincon-
ming is in operation. The firm is also
erecting planning mill.
Now that the normal school at Ypslanti
has adopted yell. the boys are trying to
find suitable school colors.
Within two weeks I. o. G. T.. lodges
have been organized in nearly every town
and city in Calhoun county.
About 75 Of the Grand Trunks employees
at the Battle Creek shops will take out
their first papers in bunch.
Orrin Stoddard was found dead on the
road near Leroy. Heart disease is sup
posed to have been the cause.
Ypsilantis new butter factory has
made starter in the way of thousand
pound shipment to New York.
The Bronson Creamery company has
announced its inability to continue the
business. The plant is for sale.
Harrietta has discovered big deposit
of brick clay, and the man who will
establish kilns there will get bonus.
In the little city of Nashville a woman
has been bound over to the circuit court
on charge of running gambling tables.
A 5 year old daughter of Alexander
Oullette was burned to death in a fish
shanty in Hampton township, Bay county.
II. Connable g. Son, fishermen of
Traverse City and Petoskey, have con.
tracted for the construction of 20 fish cars.
The Manistee s. North Eastern railroad
has 1906 rev frat cars just from the factory,
all needed because of increasing business.
The Apollo Orchestra of Hudson rs plan
ming tour through the South, beginning
at Cincinnati and extending to New
Orleans.
Oscar Hoyt and wife, of Mason, were
nearly suffocated by gas from coal stove.
Only the most skillful treatment saved
Mrs. Hoyt's life.
The Democratic convention for Livings-
ton county to send delegates to state con-
vention, will meet at the Court House,
Howell, April 81.
The Democratic students club of the
university will celebrate Jefferson's birth
day and is now looking for some distin-
guished Democrats to give eclat to the oc-
casion.
A Saginaw merchant received S. bill
on the back Of which was written "Here
she goes, save your salary. don't gamble
or play faro. This bill is the last OF
$50, 000."
A couple of thousand people watched
the casting of an iron keel, weig hing H.
600 pounds at Marquette. Peter White
dropped st gold piece in the mold for
good luck.
Rev. w. j. Eyles, student at Morgan
Park university, has been unanimously
called to the pastorate of tho Niles Bap-
fist church. He will enter upon the pas
torate in April.
Worlds Fair has a project on hand TO
bodily transplant Michigan orchard to
the grounds in Chicago. All fruit trees
will be represented.
Mancelonas handle and wooden ware
factory is shipping goods to all parts of
the globe. The company have just pur-
chased large tract of hardwood timber
land in Antrim county.
Geo. Leonard, of Bay City, young man
OF good standing, is believed to be lying
under. the ice in the Saginaw River.
When last seen he starting to cross on the
ice from the west side.
James Butler, known as No. 4, org in
the state prison, colored crook of I'M
enviablc reputation, escaped from that
institution. He makes the eleventh to
escape in the past year.
Mrs. Susan Stonhouses frame store
building at Escanaba burned. Justice
Stonhouse's Office with all it's records was
destroyed and also the stock Of the Suther-
land shoe company, of Milwaukee, which
has just been put into the store.
Two carloads of laborers for the north
ern extension of the O.. 81 w. M. railroad,
numbering 100. werb Stranded I'M Grand
Rapids for two days, without money, food
or adequate clothing. They hung around
town rendered almost desperate by,
hunger.
Secretary w. G. Hewitt Of the Michigan
Worlds Fair educational committee has
already received $1,000 in the shape of
penny contributions made by the pupils on
Washington's birthday and thinks that the
total receipts from this collection will APP
proximate $4,000.
Tho Commercial Savings Bank of Iron
Mountain, capital stock, $50, 900, has been
authorized to commence business by Bank
ing Commissioner Sherwood. Jessie
Spaulding of Chicago is president of the
board of dirertors which represents
liability Of SIG, 900, 900.
Gov. Winans in an interview at Grand
Rapids expressed himself as desiring to see
Cleveland the party candidate for presi-
dent. But he adds that it is his belief that
neither Cleveland or Hill will secure the
nomination. If the candidate is to come
from the west he thinks Boes is the man,
and If from the east then German has the
best chance.
The Farmers Alliance and National Union
is making arrangements through its Mchi-