Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12
I,ems Of STATE Ne Us.

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Martin I. Hurlbert. John e.. chapple,
Lewis Deforesi, John d. Solder. James
Crawford, Joseph Prirn. John r. Start.
we'll, David Houser. William III. Vat
klns, John A. White, Mlcsjah I. Rec,
John McCalns, benjamin west,
Thomas L. Hogie, Thomas w. Kea-
nedy, William A. Jones, Desnsn c.
Jordon, Howard G. Bond, David ii.
Cutler. Henry q. Thompson, Ransom
SIMMONS. Additional = Joseph T..
Wheeler. Allen Hurlbut, Ransom La
Duke. Fletcher Alvord. john Jhaw,
Charles Tonaciitf. Joseph Stead, Zach
srIah Wismer, James II. Taylor. In
erease-Theodore Morock, VIM. I'll.
Norton, Aibsrt I. Town. reissue
John q. Adams. Reissue aud in
creass--Seymour Bortle. Original.
Widows, etc..--Caroiine Berner, Mary
h. Ashley, Tun,ce Judd.
Patents granted Michigan applicants:
Edwin L. Armstrong. Detroit, horss
collar fastener; thomas II. BedelI,
Grand Rapids, CON vending device;
John W. Collins, Ludin net n, he.aylDg
pin; john W. Gardner, Atkins. car
coupling; Almy ii. Pierce. GRAD Rap
ids, and {. h. King. Cincinnati, regis
terlng faucet; Charles w. Pratt. Musks-
gon. IN valid bedstead; CYRUS ". Rob-
crts. Three Rivers. track gauge and
level; Robert ID. Scott, Pontiac, two
wheeled vehicle; Henry ID. Sireator,
Kalamazoo, tobacco mosteniug case;
Philip Il: Wells, Detroit, spring hoe for
seed drills; Eugene II. Lewis, assignor
10 Michigan Sand Brick company, st.
Joseph. Mich., and Cnicago, design for
building block.
NJ. NJ. Dennison living near Union
City owns . hslf-blood Jersey and Ary-
shire COW that's worth having. Dur
inc the past four months Mrs. Denni-
son had made from her l9S pounds OF
rich yellow butter, and in addition to
this has sold one quart of milk every
dav. and this IN addition TO the mix
Il, ired for use by the family.
The Agricultural college experiment
department has closed a series of exper-
imcn.s on fattening lambs. Bulletin
81, April, 1892, IS good reading for
farmers contem plating fattening lambs.
All bulletins issued by the department
will he sent free on application to the
secretary OF the Agricultural college.
Patsey Dillon, the Manistee justice
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hurrledly because he was charged with
mlsusing girls under 10 yearsOt age, mas
returned armed with al affidavit from
one of the girls, which he thinks will
set him right III the eyes of the law.
A 6-year.old daughter of Patrick
Kiley was dangerously injured by q
gas explosion At Marquette. She may
recover, kut will lose one. probably
both eyoG The las had accumulated
IA the stove, ard when the door OF the
stove Was opened it ign ted.
At the special election at Romeo for
the purpose Of appropriating $4,000 for
l the completion OF system OF water
l works the vote stood 16S tor and 90
| against the proposition. THIS makes a
| total of S34, 100 already voted for the
water works for that village.
Some of the members of the Second
German Baptist church. Detroit, wanted
| the Rev. Andrew Freitag to resign. and
| because he wouldn't twenty-eight of
his parishiopers have had their names
| stricken from the membership rolls.
The eighteenth annual convention of
the Michigan Firemen's association will
he held a: Hillsdale, May Is. Each
department belonging to the associa-
ton is entitled 10 three delegates with
the chief as delegatc-at-large.
Charley Smith, II years old, has run
away from his home in Deertield, leav-
ing mis- mother almost heart-broken.
She offers a reward OF S25 for lnforma-
ton that will help her to locate him.
The twenty-fourth annual conven-
ton OF the Allgememen Bundes sof
Michigan, one of the most powerlu l
German societies in the state, will pe
held in Bay City June Ia. 10 and l6.
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
Willis visited the Agricultural college,
of which he was long the honored pres
| ident, Tuesday evening and was given
| q royal reception by the students.
| John f. Wiuship, whose facile pen
/ Gil has enllvened the columns OF the
| Kalamazoo Telegraph for gopi while
| will be managing editor of the Saginaw
| News after June 1.
| Two wildcats were killed at st
| Charles recently. These animals are
so numerous IN that vicinity tnat il
lent safe to 20 into the woods without
q gan.
| Luther Wright of Almont, Lapee,
county, IS % years old. but just al
| vigorous physcaiIy and mentally as hs
| was thirty years ago.
1 Daring the remainder Of the month
| twenty-five prisoners will be turned
loose from Jackson prison TO sgaiT
| prey upon society.
/ A Schoolcraft young man got relig
ion and tried to stop all bis cussednes'
at once. He's hosrder At tue ksla
mszoo asylum now.
Great difficulty is experience a.
| Saginaw in procuring a jury to try
| William Dodge for the murder oil
l Charles Schock.
! Patrons of Industry of Sc. Clan
| county nave decided that they dom
want the free postal delivery system
extended.
| Mrs. Aldeine farock, an aged Bal
| City Lady who felt down stairs month
| ago, has died from the result OF her
| inIarioa
| charles schild tried 10 effect the Ar
| clothes Tine combination at Ionia. H.
| was badly hurt. but will recover.
Marshal McKsou of the 500 hs,
| ordered the gamblers TO close theii
places % business.
| 81 Mrndoa thu Decoration Dsv al
dress y a be delivered by Mrs. Plnm
mer OF Lansing.
| Catholics Of HiIlnan. Montmoseney
county, pil build handsome eharea
| this summer.
Carson City people slesp more slncs
| the cat Killer commenced % get in n
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