Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-02
General State News.


Thomas y. Terrill died of his wounds
at Detroit. and his mysterious assailant
proves TO be George Shook, alias Cam
erun, agent for soapine company.
Shook admits having struck tue blow.
but can give no reason, except that
both were drunk, and he thought Ter
rel was trying 10 do him up" When
informed that Terrlll was dea al he broke
down and cried like child. He will
he tried on charge of manslanghter.
Terrell had been married only two
months.
Martin Viebrook was found dead in
his wagon eight miles from Grand Ha-
ven, early Thursday morning. He
had been TO Nunica with q load of
grain and was on his way home. His
horses and wagon was several rods
from the main road tangled in the
brush. Viebrook was we'll .to.do
farmer about GO years of age. Investl-
CATION disclosed the fact that death
Was caused by apcplexy.
The woman's missionary board which
adjourned Friday at Greenville, elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. j. Estabrook OF
0lyet; vice presidents. Mrs. j. B. An.
CELL OF Ann Arbor and Mrs. William H..
III. Davis of Detroit; secretary, Mrs. C..
c. Ellsworth of Greenville; treasurer,
Mrs Robert Campbell OF Ann Arbor.
The next cOnven ton Will be held at
Manistee.
p. ". Donnelly of Adrian, gets a ver-
diet for several hundred dolloars from
DR.. Jewett because of bite from the
Doctors dog. While the action was
pending. Donnelly's cog bit a son IF
the doctor and as soon as a settlement
OF the first Gaze WAS made Jewett sued
Donnelly 10 recover damages, but
the case was thrown out of court.
The second quarterly session of the
First Day Advent conference OF North
Elm Indiana and Southern Michigan
will be held at the Johnstown school
house, two miles west of Bangor, COM
mencing next Friday evening, April s.,
and will hold over Sunday. Teams
will be in attendance to carry those
who come by train.
Horatio Gale, 80 years old and a
prominent citizen of Albion, is dead.
He Was one of the founders of the
Gale Manufacturing company, Of
which he was vice-presideut, was q
ftt'tA III titt N6tioudt D0uk. tue
Malleable Iron Works and the Elms
Buggy company.
Charles Dudley, 10 years old, of Mus
kegon, 10 under arrest for having
stole $40 from the till of grocery
! while the proprietor was in the rear OF
the store. Owing to the extreme youth
the only punishment that can be In
tllcted is round spanking.
Mrs. Fosha of Augusta, died at Bat
tie Creek early Thursday morning.
She had been taken with a congestive
chill the day before while in a dry
goods store. 1t is supposed that one
of the clerks looked at her.
George w, Perry has sold the Belle
vue Gazette to w. +. Holt, formerly of
the Vermontville Echo. George and
his talented wife will both be MISE d
| from the profession which they have
so long adorned.
Reports to the state board OF health
show that there are cases of d'phtheria
at thirty places IN the state, scarle.
fever a; thirty-three. typhoid fever at
thirteen, AMI measles at nine places.
Fred Zaph went about n hot boiler
| to repair 1T " ednesdsy at Grand Haven.
He threw some cold water in the boiler
to cool it and the steam scalded him
so badly he may not recover.
| John Fitzpatrick. an aged attorney
wss stricken with paralysis while argn-
i1g case in court at Pontiac Thurs.
I day. His condition is serious, but his
recovery is expected.
The single mill of Dunham 4 Dens-
| more st Maroon, burned Wednesday.
Loss $500. with no insurance. Tie
/ FIRE is believed 10 have been the work
| Of An incendlary.
The democratic state convention
which meets at Muskegon. will hold
/ forth IN a circus tert or wIgwam, to he
| mt no on Morris street, with capa-
| civ of 5000.
TIE Rev. Fr. Otis of Calumet has
been acquitted Of a charge of felonions
assault upon young member of his
flock. Mich surprise was expressed at
| the verdict.
The Rev. T. c. BARRON. for thirty
I wears . preacher IN western Michigan,
died Of pneumonia Wednesday, at Of
sego. He vss 81 years old
Tne wife OF Senator Baritone died ct
| Caro- and was buried yesterday. She
vas G6 wears old and greatly beloved
r. r. Mitchell. an Ontario stock
r. iservas killed nv an enigrsnt train in
Port Huron tunnel yards Thursday.
Plymouth church. Lansing, recently
improved $50 600 worth. will be occu-
pied next Sunday.
Thirty thousand young trout were
nlauted IN the streams about Boyne
Falls recently.
The straits ars clearing and brisk
west wind would drive all the ice out.
Brldsnssn wants q dynamite factory
10 locate ia that vieinisy--not too near.
Exart . already making preparations
for big Fourth Of July cslsbrstion.
Bsrgor : shipping large quantities
Of potttoes.