Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-09

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Nay :.
Tie people OF Senewaing ars working
lard 10 boom their town tae ccAt
mines are dong considerable 20 develop
tie pace. and scHs day the little VII
isge on TIE Gay wili blossom iato
large city About 200 tons ot coal Fer
CAV ara being taken out Of the mines.
Clarence Broekway. bachelor fs:-
mer living near Flint, has joined his
relatives IA the unknown world. VIA the
morphine route. Before starting he
dressed himself Ia his best sunday
clothes. he had been dead several
DAYS before the BODY VAS discovered.
VIII Brown of Kalkasks went gun
nIpg for = barking dog totheF night.
Catching his foot IA root Re took a
header. discharginz the gun zad send
Tag Il bullet through MS foot. The
eansn.'s haNi was not the only sound
wniea disturbed the stiffness then.
Grace Hinton, the wicked little girl
who caused a scene IN the Saginaw
pol &c court she other day. has again
run away from home, and her poor old
father "a searching for her. THIS time
she Is thought TO Oe secgeted IN De-
troiE resort.
A contest between two rival shifts at
the Lake Shaft mine. lshpemIng, re-
suited III a record of 4s3 skips being
sent up by one nisht force OF miners.
This beats the record. A skip contains
net average OF one and one-tenth
tons.
ST. Ignace business men complain
that insurance rates are prohlbltory, or
nsarlV aT
tve 10 seven per cent, and that on
carrying = seventy-pound pressure.
A Kalamazoo girl VINO was evidently
long on beaux dismissed an ardent ad-
mirer because he left his horse I'M
blanketed IN front of the house, giving
as a reason that man who will neglect
his horse would neglect his wife.
Isaac UpdlKe of Custer was seized
with An eplieptic tit willis fishing IN
Cedar Greek, and fell into the water.
Hls brother pulled him out, but not
knowing how 10 treat him the unfortun-
ate man died OF strangulatlon.
The republican students of the nor
nal school have organized q repubii-
can club. Republicans are largely IN
the majority among the normal stu
dents. The club will attend the ban
quet at Ann Arbor on the 18th.
A movement Is on foot among the
ministers OF Saginaw TO secure Justice
Grant OF the supreme court TO deliver
lecture on the legal aspects OF GER
tain questions Of moral reform which
are now under confederation.
Charles Chambers is in jail at Jack
son tor threatening to kill ms wife. He
has ill-used her for q long time, but
woman like she didn't say anything
about IT until he threatened TO perfor.
ate her with his revolver.
Lewis Maxwell Knocked . man down
At Detroit and roboed him Of SIS. He
will spend the next five years III the
/ sscluslon of the Jackson prison. He
could have earned q good many honest
dollars In slxty months.
/ Z. Ross, arrested on . charge of
arson, In connection with the great fire
at Chase, has been bound over to the
circuit court, with bonds fixed at $1,000.
Some very damaging testimony vas
gwen by one witness.
II 100, 000, 900 feet of lumber can be
shown in the eastern part Of Missaukee
county, the Harrison branch of the
Flint 4 Pere Marquette Railroad COM
pany will be extended through the
| county.
Lake Angelina, near Ishpemng. is to
DO pumped dry, q centrifugal machine
for that purpose having been con-
structed with = capacity of $4,000 gal
Ions per minute, or $4,000, 900 per day.
David Ward has commenced to ship
| ZOO, 600 600 feet of lumber from his
vast timber tract lying in Otsego, Craw-
ford, kalkaska and Antrim counties,
TO Bay City over the Michigan Central.
A sanctimonious young man, repre-
eenting himself TO be IN impecunious
theological student, has been working
klnd-hearted ciergymen for money
with which to complete ms education.
| Mrs. Ann Eliza Young DENIM, fam.
Gus Brigham Young's nineteenth wife,
ran bills aggregating $1,000 NJ Manistee
last week before Lumborman Denning
ordered storekeepers not to trust her.
Hiram Gum of Merenci became en-
ragged At his horse IN Adrain Saturday
and beat it NTH club until the animal
died. He was promptly arrested, but
escaped from the officer.
| A. p. Newton wants the Muskegon
ceuncii % pass an ordinance prohibiting
ladies' rlding bicycles. 1t jars mis- super
aesthetic sensibilities to see lovely
woman astride bike.
Mrs. John Mahan Of Grand Haven,
| who recently went TO the Homeopathic
hospital nj Ann Areor to undergo q
surgical operation, will return soon
completely restored
The esteemed wife Of Nicholas Hayes,
q respected citizen of Brockway, Is
dead. Five daughters, four sons and
her husband, with many friends
mourn her demise.
The locomotives of the Michigan
Central railroad, including All branches
travelled during the month of April,
| SOC, 900 miles, ~ determiucd by an ac-
curate record.
Mira. Isabella MeDorald of Detroit
So years old. and the mother Of seven
children. asks the stAte supreme cour,
10 compel them 10 support her.
Mss Nellie Campau. of Croswell
whipped Mrs- p. Fillweck's little boy
He mother sEetaliated by giving Miss
| Nellie sever druboinx.
The baceslaureats sermon at the mex,
commencement of Heps college will bs
delivered by the Rev. DIR. q. II. Man.
dsvills Of New York.
The (ysnd Ledge council has de-
cidsd That the pubic highways Of the
village shall not be used as Q race
course this season.
George NJ. Scgsr died At Big Rapid,
Saturday OF paralysis OF the brain. III
had Just entered upon bis duties 80 city
recorder.
Ths commissioner OF labor 10 invest