Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-21
News of ne State.


Latest pensions: original-Alvan 7.
st vsns, Luke L. Alduch, William j.
just, Dewitt Payne. Benjamin Tucker.
Russell King. hay Giles ldecessed), Au-
gust kreaeer. Myren Porter. Allen l..
Hubbard. L-vi w. Berry. John Fetch
er, John b. Sorber. Charles T. Smith.
George Dean. Henry b. Bouton. Will
liam MAnley. Luther r. Daniels, Francis
La Press, Orion w. Damon. Clark Nc
MiIlen, Eli Bnrlisnn. Alonzo A. Him.
chev. Henry A th,mhers. Myron II.
Van Cake. Charles u. Dickinson. Ad-
ditioual-tiva Weeks, Joseph Scott,
weeden X. Beebe. Carl EberIing. Byron
McNeai, Myron II. skinner. Aibertus
Sparks. Renewa. and INCONSISTENCIES
q. Vance. lncresse-Horace n. Ham
mond, John &. R,wden, Andrew j.
Landon, Jefferson Arnold. George X.
Peet, Gsorgs II. Bennett, Sylvester A.
Stone. R-,ssue - William McMaster,
Byron slcCauiey. Original. widows.
etc. Sophia J. Reynolds. Rachel
Myers. Dorothy North, Mary Woodland,
CornelIa T.. Antill.
At the meeting of the state A. o. Fl.
at Port Huron, resolutions were
adopted commencing the national con-
vsntion for eudowing chair at the
Washington University for the encour-
agrment of the study OF Irish literature
and history. The Worlds Far was
commended and Irishmen urged to
press the clsims of the Irish nayigaiors
wno settled in America before Column
bus. The following officers were
elected for tine ensuing term: Delegate,
O Brien j. Atkinson. PJ:t huron; SEC.
rotary, Matt Dennison, lsh""miug;
treasurer. Robert +. Bolger, Detroit;
medical examiner, j. ID. Mcintee. All.
Pleasant.
Mrs. Jacob VnnAIlen of Kalamazoo
is most accommodating woman.
When she heard that the man she had
been calling husband for the past tif.
teen years had wife living down cas-.
she lett MIN, simply taking her ante
marriage name and q few articles of
wearing apparel. She will not ask the
state To redress her grievs n e.
Reports to the state board of health
show. rheumatism, tonsihts, neaural-
ga and bronchitis III the order named
causing the most sickness in Mich an
during tine week ending May "a. D.ph-
thcria was reported from s. places,
scarlet fever at 50, typhoid lever at IL
and measles At IL. One case Of vario-
loid at Detroit.
Sarah Black, charged with passing
counterfeit money. WAS tired before
the United States district court at Bay
City. The jury found her guilty. hut
recommended her to the mercy OF the
court. Judge Swan allowed her to go
under suspended sentence until the
next e on VI court.
A michigan Central freight train.
rum ng full speed, was wrecked at
C!areuuon, running through an open
switch. The engine and about half tn"
tran we've smashed. The crew eaved
thsir lv - by Jumping.
THO Hymn. donvictcd and sentenced
to twenty-five years imprisonment
from Port Huron. for killing Mrs. Nc
Donald last fall, Will have his case
taken 10 the supreme court. The de-
Tense claims fifteen errors.
The Fourth district won't have an
alliance organ after all, because two
pr minent alliance workers represent
ing the radical and conservative elc-
ments wanted to cit on the editorial
tripod at once.
Detroit attorneys are trying to get
vi lam IL. Lapgridge out of Jackson
prison. They will probably succeed, "a
he only pounded hls poor old mother
to death while brutalzed with Cadillac
square whisky.
Bay county Is suffering from IN cpl
demIe of fellows claiming to be deputy
sher ifs. They made an arrest on q
bogus charge and then let their prs
ouer 90 for = consideration.
timothy Mahoney, q street sewer in
specior of Detroit, was put of y horse
car because he wouIdn't pay two fares.
lie suct the company for $4,000. A
jury gave him D cents.
Grandma Ingersoll of Eureka, So
years OF age, finished . quilt last week
which contained 1914 pieces. During
the last nine years she has pieced forty
one quiIts.
Tie Northwestern Hotel at Hancock
was damaged TO the extent OF 5000 by
fire THURSDAY. The attaches of the
house escaped IN their nigat clothes.
William Vance, colored. of Benton
Hssbor has tren retired TO the state
'assilc for twenty years for attempting
TO kill Mayor Hobbs.
The Bapt,sis of Fowlerville will build
a church 10 | efpetuate the memory OF
Wlllism carey. The suis OF $500 has
been sIready raised.
sylvester Riley, a veteran of the
army and navy. 81 years of age. died
az Napoleon, jackson county. Thurs
dav.
Daniel Borass Il Gagetown has a
lock pf twenty-one ewes that beat tho
record. their product isiDg forty-fonr.
Nearly 1000 tickets were sold for the
striking makers benefit dance, Detroit,
Thursday night.
Mormons think they are numerous
ernagh in Grand Traverse county 10
have . church.
ST. Thousand pounds OF vol have
hapn shipped from s.. JONAS TO Boston
TINS year
Grippe xre destrnyed and farm WORK
sst . s,audsfill ~ Beiiesslle. owing 81
ffssfs.
Toe FIRST clipping NJ wool for the sea :
nm AZ Big RspsIs sold for ~ cents.
Tho Tar@c Rivers Herald vii Prob.
ably tsossnm out ~ daily son.
u. Joan's church. Caffoilton. viii