The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-11-09
From Far and Near.

From Far and Near.
JUDGE A. G.. BALDWIN AND WIFE Of
Pontiac celebrated their golden we'd
ding.
JOHN BENTLEY. well-known Sagi<
nav engineer, was badly burned about
the head by the explosion OF lamp.
A 2-YEAR- daughter OF w. w.
Newcomb, of West Bay City, died from
injuries received in falling from chair.
The Sheriff OF Montmorency County.
who is compelled to also do all janitor
work in the jail, gets the enormous sal,
airy OF $3.50
PADDY McDANNAH, a noted Ripley
character, in a row the other day, had
an eye injured so badly that he will lose
the use OF the organ.
AT Saginaw George Lee was bound
over to the Circuit Court on charge OF
criminally assaulting Mamie Steve. In
default OF $1,000 bail he will spend his
time in jail.
CLAUDE BENNETT, of Alleytown.
while out rabbit hunting accidentally
discharged his gun, and the shot lodged
in his arm near the elbow joint, fractur-
ing both bones.
ED WHITE, reported to have died at
the Sault in fit, is supposed to be Ed
ward Guiette, OF Saginaw. When steps
were taken to identify him, it was found
that the man was only in a trance.
MARTIN ENGLEBRECHT. owner of a
hardwood saw mill in Cheboygan Coun-
ty, was knocked against circular saw
by rolling log. His arm was cut of
close to the shoulder, and sawed into
several pieces.
JOHN +. ARNoTT, Of the Sault, will
build mill with capacity Of 10000
feet OF lumber and 10000 shingles per
day, at Finland Siding. the place where
the d., S. S. Il A. crosses the middle
branch of the Ontonagon River.
MISS CLARA j. ATKINSON of Port
Huron, daughter of OBrien Atkinson,
and John j. Cronin of Toronto were
married Miss Franc Boynton, daugh-
ter of Major n. S. Boynton, and Jesse
ID. Patterson were married at the same
place.
GERTIE, the 4-year-old daughter of
VIM. Burns, of Crow Island, died from
the effects of burns received through
setting fire TO her clothes while playing
with matches. The child, as she rush.
ed about fighting the flames, was fear
full sight.
LEONARD II. DEFoRNETMoNT,
sculptor of note, who has been decora-
ted by Leopold III. of Belgium, has pre-
scented the State of Michigan with
magnificent bust OF the late ex-Gov.
John j. Bagley. The bust, which is
forty-five inches high, is mounted on a
pedestal. 1t was placed in the gallery
adjoining the executive office at Lam
sing.
;.xr
constable, lost his star. A jeweler
found it and thought he'd play good
trick on Bielak by selling his official
insignia to him and returning on the
next day the money paid for it. When
the constable learned that he had been
compelled to purchase what really be-
longed to him, he got hot and had the
jeweler arrested. Explanations were
made, and everything was satisfactorily
settled.
MIR. SHERWOOD, Commissioner OF
Banking, issued a statement of the con-
dition OF the 1876 State banks and three
trust companies of the State as shown
by reports made at the close Of busi-
ness Sept. 30. The total reserves are
given at 81 ,213, 426. 93, and the combined
capital 0,944, 409.67. The total de-
posits were 500, .701.87, Of which
S36, 959, 572.87 were savings deposits.
Since July ~, the date of the last re-
port, the total deposits increased $3,-
973, 437.63 and the savings S1,O53, POI. 80.
THE Lansing Insurance Department
is without official information from the
Insurance Commissioner OF Ohio Of the
condition of the Ohio Farmers Insur-
ance Company. An inquiry has been
wired him, but no reply has be re-
ceived. If the report Of condition as
published be verified by the Ohio Com
MISSIONER it will represent an impair
ment of nearly 40 per cent. of its capt.
tai, while an impairment Of 10 per cent.
debars it from doing business in Michi-
gan, and the Commissioner will prompt
ly revoke its license as a stock COM
pany.
STANDIsH Cath )lics dedicated new
81, 900 church.
ALPENA has shipped $50, 521 200 feet
of lumber this season.
THE Grand Trunk will build an Iron
foundry at Port Huron.
The prosecuting attorney of School,
craft County gets salary Of $500.
THE first State savings bank has been
organized in Worthwhile, with capital
ALPENA is negotiating with Penn
sylvania firm which wants to establish
box factory there.
PAUL1NA gibson, of Victory, is serv-
ing a sentense in jail for assaulting one
of her own daughters.
CHAs. PRoUPARD, of Monroe, fell on
the dock. He broke several ribs and
was otherwise injured.
LERICK WELLS, of Saginaw, was ac-
cidentally shot in the neck while out
hunting. He may recover.
DURING heavy windstorm, near
Springport, barn belonging to III. Sib-
ley was blown down upon two horses
and three head of cattle. 2-year-old
colt was killed.
AT Carrollton, fire was started in
some unknown way in George Sleetry's
residence. Owing to the high wind the
flames spread rapidly and the Postofiice,
three grocery stores, two saloons, a
butcher shop, and four dwellings were
hurpad with all ,ontpnts T,oea abont