Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-17
From Far and Near.

A LOCAL branch of the State Liquor
Dealers Assoc iation has been organized
at Port Huron.
A BAY CITY firm has taken contract
to make so, 600 Eastwood lard tubs for
Chicago concern.
SrANDIsH had big fire. AS is usual.
the people are now talking or securing
proper fire protection.
A LOAD OF logs on tramway at Deer
Park broke loose. Several logs rolled
over Thomas Anderson, breaking both
of his legs.
CONSIDERABLE Inconvenience Is
caused to Saginaw's fire department. py
the similarity of the sound OF their
gong and those OF the street cars.
REV. GEORGE F. WARREN, OF Sag,-
nav, denounced his members as cow
ards on account of resolution they had
adopted relative to their right to dismiss
him.
MISS CARRIE PEARSON, sweet 16. OF
Minden City. has cloped and led to the
altar Herbert Hoskin, her uncle, sweet
~. The old gentleman and his girl
were found in Toronto.
JOSEPH DoPP. the Saginaw man
found dead at Prescott, came to his
death by drowning. He fell into pool
| of water and his feet became entangied
| in the roots OF tree, making it impos- :
sible for him to free himself.
| JOHN T. O'BRIEN, farmer aged "a
years, who lives three miles west OF
| Stockbridge, came to town and bought
a bottle of whisky and bottle OF car
bolic acid. A few minutes after he told
his daughter on the street that he had
taken a good swallow of the acid by
mistake. He died in few minutes.
WHILE out hunting Saturday, Frank
Debo, OF Cheboygan, slipped on log.
His gun was discharged, the bullet 60
ing into the jaw and coming out near
the top of his head, exposing the brain.
Deto walked two miles and went thirty
more by rail before the wound was
dressed. 1t is expected that he VIII
die.
THE entire family OF James Bradley,
living three miles from Bad Axe, are in
critical condition from poison taken
into their systems through well water.
Father, mother, three sons, daughter
and two farm hands are Frustrated and
at least two or them, the attending
physician says, will die An examina-
ton of the water shows the presence OF
large quantities of paris green. NO
clew Is had to the poisoner.
Two PORT HURON boys by the name
| of Parish Fraser and Geo. Young went
out hunting quail. They separated.
Shortly after Young thought he saw
Quail and blazed away. A howl OF
agony went up in the vicinity OF the
quail. An investigation showed that
: young Fraser had been shot in the right
eye, entirely destroying the sight. His
] left eye was destroyed some years ago.
The boy is now stone blind.
{ A HORRIBLE murder was committed
: at Forestville Friday night. Miss Hulda
: Geyer, aged Is years, living with her
= parentS about eighty rods west OF
: Forestville, called at the postoiiice
: about z o'clock, and got letter. That
was the last seen of her alive. She was
e found in the morning a few rods away
e from the house lying in the ditch. A
: part of her clothing was found few
i rods from where che lay. A little far
y Their on there was pool OF blood. There
\ Is every appearance that an outrage
was committed. 4t.-
= WOLVES are this winter found in large
numbers up In Alger County.
= PATRICK E. FOLEY, aged 20, OF Re-
= public. was killed at Butte, Mont.
= BY being struck by a wagon Mr.. Earl
of Lamotte, sustained fatal injuries.
SAMUEL CROSBY, OF Auburn, jumped
= off train at Royal Oak and was killed
:. CHARLES w. BURT, of Saginaw, has
!, = been elected president of cornell's
'e senior claas.
&c REV. J. p. MILLS, of Lakefield, hat
7, accepted call from the Gladstone
U Presbyterian Society.
l. THE list OF lands to be sold for taxes
Te in Chippewa County Is the largest in thu
Ell history OF that county.
n OWING to poor roads and the small
le supply on hand, Marlette may have
Ell wood famine this winter.
~ A PUBLIC subscription Is being takel
e. up at Saginaw for the destitute Col
o. family, now at Chicago.
ii THE Saginaw lumbermen, York 4
q Tillotson, filed chattel mortgage OF
ID their plant for $59,557.63.
N MISS LILLE GODDARD, q Saginaw
~ society leader. and traitor Barley, o
Logtown, Miss, were married.
MRS. MARY GORDON, of Bay City
nt fell down flight Of steps. She brok
h, her leg and was badly bruised.
mn MRS. HYDE, mother Of Edward Hyde
,a of Lexington, and Almond Hyde, o
Port Huron, celebrated her 99th birth
ne day Sunday at the family residence il
Lexington
GU INFORMATION is desired about Ell
ne bridge Wells, who in 1890 left hi
es brother, Fred Wells, SO East Mai
nd street, Rochester, N. Y, for Michiga
er, lumber camps.
u. ABRAM TOWNSEND, of Bay City, sue
IN the Michigan Central for $40, dam
I'M ages for the loss of his arm. ole wa
e,s injured Dec. %, 1887, while doing som
A work at Vassar.
~ GEORGE ACTON and James FalloI
r. two Saginaw boys, have been arrested
'l It is thought that they are the kids VIII
," snatched tray OF jewelry from Uric
an Michel several days ago.
80 IRIS dangerous to give q colt a sla
y, on the flank. Dewitt man did tht
OF the other day, and when he came to h
lie had an ugly cut in his forehead, wit
ng come OF his hat imbedded In the flesh.
We ALPENA Is without customs cole,
mt tor. no new appointment having bee
In. made since the former collector n
90 signed.
THEoPHILus ABBOTT, LII. D., or
OF the most distinguished educators I
the State and an ex-president OF Il
., State Agricultural College, died at h
home In Lansing, aged 66 years. L
ny was at one time Professor OF Chemist
ng and later OF Greek. In the Colby Un
icy versity, Maine, and after coming
III Michigan, In 1885, became Professor
me English Literature at the Agricultur
,v- College, receiving the title OF LII. ID.