The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-07-20
state Items.

MIS-. Nancy Dwight or Marshall Il
dead at the age Of 80.
The Inlay City optic will be offered
at assignee sale on July 20.
Peter Robb, Detroit carpenter, cut
his throat and died Saturday morning
VIM. Knock was stabbed to death by
George Bosenberger i'm Detroit Friday
night.
Lottie Davis, ballet dancer in a Sag.
inaw variety theatre, died suddenly OF
heart disease.
Dependency caused Mrs. A. +.
Parmalee of Pittsford To commit suicide.
She chose the razor route.
Rev. w. w. Taylor, rector of church
at Philadelphia, will assume the pastor
ate OF charge at Hastings.
Ex-Congressman Brewer of Pontiac
denies the report that he wants to
represent the Sixth district again.
Michigan troops who go to the Worlds
Fair dedication with Gov. Winans next
October, must pay their own transport
tation.
George Briggs, proprietor of the hotel
st. Joseph at Jonesville, died sudden
ly of paralysis Sunday night. He was
GO years old.
Edwin f. Parker, railway mail clerk,
has been transferred from the line be-
tween Trenton and Adrian to the
Michigan Central.
The work of the Kalamazoo casket
company at that city were damaged So
500 by an early morning fire Sunday.
Insured for So, 900.
j. Parker of Gardendale, st. Clair
county, was offered $500 for Il horse the
other day, but refused to sell it. The
next night the horse died.
The Plainwell independent is no more,
the late Editor Jenkins having folded
his tent and departed. Plainwell isn't
disposed to support two papers.
A regatta, in which nine boat clubs
of Chicago will participate, will be held
at ST. Joseph August 9th and 7th.. ST.
Joe gives $500 in medals as prizes.
Adjt.- Gen. Farrar has decided that
the governors body guard must pay its
own expenses to Chicago, if it desires
to 90 there to attend the Columbus day
celebration.
Darwin A. Pettibone of Bridgeport,
one of Saginaw's Oldest residents and
esteemed citizen, was stricken with
paralysis Saturday evening. This is
his second attack since last spring.
John KirkwOod, supervisor of Wayne
township, was attacked by an Infatuated
bull Saturday and badly gored about
the face and neck. 1t is feared that he
may die as the result of his injuries.
Senator Mcmillan has received letters
from the postoff:ce department saying
that prompt attention will be given to
the petition requesting the establish
ment of mail service from Lewiston to
Clio.
Prof. Delos Fall, of the department
of chemistry, Albion college, has been
visiting the laboratories in Washington,
with a view of getting what is best in
them for the Mcmillan laboratory in
Albion.
Charles A. Mills, 81 years old, the
son of Hon G.. b. Mills, fell into well
at his farm in Mayville Saturday and
was drowned. He leaves a widow and
five children, and carried So, 600 in life
insurance.
st. Stanislaus Catholic church, the
new Polish church edifice at Bay City,
was dedicated Sunday. A procession
of all the Catholic socities and address
the ceremonies.
James j. Carpenter has another
chance for his freedom, Judge Buck, of
Kalamazoo, where he lives, having
granted him a new trial in the case i'm
which he is charged with seducing Miss
Emily Terrell. Carpenter is 20 years
old.
Fred Fushard, of jackson, became
tangled up i'm reaper Saturday by his
horses starting while he stood in front
of the machine. He was badly cut and
mangled and will not do any more
farming this year. The doctors think
they can save his life.
There are going to be SANDER suits
galore in Oscoda because some blatant
jays said that the body of child found
in the river was cast there by well
known young woman. The cOroner's
inquest showed that the parties SLAM
dered were innocent.
Mrs. Dora Anderson, a pretty widow
with four children, arrived in jackson
from Iowa, indending to go to work.
The first thing she did was to lose her
pocketbook and the gallant cops failing
to find it generously Clipped in and
presented her with $50.
Friday night Deputy United States
Marshal Winslow boarded the Michigan
Central train for Chicago at West De-
troit. In the sleeping car he found
four Celestials calmly curled up in their
seats, sleeping the sleep of Confuscius.
Examination revealed that they were
without citizens papers and all were
taken to the Jail. This is the first ar
rest under the new exclusion law, which
requires every Chinaman to have a
certificate of citizenship with his picture
attached.
+. Hubell, fireman on the Cincin-
natl, Saginaw Il Mackinaw railroad,
met horrible death Saturday, at
Fosters, a few miles from Saginaw. He
was leaning from his cab window when
his head came in contact with bridge
abutment. His skull was smashed and
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