Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-23

Mrs. William q. Long died Novem-
Der 3 at Iona, aud MAS buried IN the
Catholic Cemetery. A few days ago
the sexton noticed her grave ia . dis
turbed condition. The coffin had been
broken open. the hands had been
moved snd the body lay in . different
position. The ghouls had evidently
made a mistake IN the grave. and so
they tried To cover up their work. The
snovels and picks used were found
hidden near by aud no doubt lett for
another trial. liz 10 supposed they were
after the remains of the late James j.
Brown. rs . newly made grave WAS
selected.
DIR. L. +. Rod we'll and Charles Cook,
two we'll known residents II Saginaw,
were bound over To the circuit court
Monday afternoon on = charge OF as
Stating certain parties TO escape who
were charged with stealing logs. They
each furnished 5000 bonds for their
appearance.
Christian Rouser, an old gentleman
81 years of age. while on ms way TO
church at Lansing Sunday evening
was pcunced upon by . uple of ruth
ans. who cnoked the old mAu until he
was unconsci Us, r,fied his pockets of
their contents and made their escape.
Carl Schmidt and his cousin, August
Hartman. of Oshtemo, went hunting
on sunday ana, coming To flock OF
quail, Hartman fell down and dis
charged his gun, the shot striking
Schmidt IN the shoulder, causing death
IN few hours.
Philip vogel OF Kalamazoo, . G. r.
h l. brakeman, had his hand smashed
while coupling cars In the Vicksburg
yards Friday morning. The local en-
glne took him home, where his hand
was dressed by the compsny's surgeon.
Morley, Mecosta county. has = Trib-
une, the frat number being issued on
Friday last. 1t is forty-column
quarto, has good quantity of local
news, and, despite the name, has nc
politics. J. III. Clark is Its editor.
Peter White of Marquette 10 getting
up an exhibit of Michigan minerals for
the worlds fair, which will undoubted.
| ly be feature OF the Michigan display
at that grand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| Democrat.
A young Sc. Johns youth named
William Hamilton, Is years OF age
went hunting on Sunday and came
back with both thumbs and one finger
missing. HIS gun MAS discharged acci
| dentaliy.
| Owing to the crowded condition oil
| Vicksburg's primary schools an addi
tlonsl room has been secured, another
teacher engaged and q kindergarten
department established.
| Diphtneria IS raging at East Tawas
There were three deaths on Sunday
Burials are made at night. Alabaster
.Tawas City aud Oscoda are also visited
| by this disease.
William Kerr OF Tekonsha has COW
that ecllpses the record as . butter
| maker. Since March last, besides milk
and butter for family use, 275 pound.
have been sold.
superintendent OF Public Instruc
| tions Fitch and Prof. Reid of Anr
Arbor, will assist Allegan county edu
Gators IN . teachers institute At Way
land this week.
Nothing has ~ yet been heard oil
John Braniff and John Soderstrom
the two missing Grand Marais fisher
men, aud II seems certain that they
were drowned.
Andrew Lehman, hotel keeper a,
I Toncrcy's Corners, on the Midland
stone road, died Monday morning al
7:30 o'clock ~ the age of 43 years.
Eight hundred and seventy-fi
| bushels of perfect and 100 bushels oi
inferior potatoes from three scres Il
the latest report from WayIsnd.
Lawrence Samuelson, IL years of
age, fell into vat of hot water. a
! Whitehall, and was 80 badly scalded
that be survived only . few hours.
Proctor & Co., Of TekonshA, are
Shipping a great amount Of stock toll
fatl. Last week they paid out over
So 900 casn for stock.
A peanut hunt" IL the latest Vicks
burg entertainment. INDUCED in by
scholars of the grammar school TO bu,
floor mating.
A new and larger dynamo will he re
qnired To furnish toe electric fuid a.
I Manchester electric right plant.
Battle Creek has pat IN over three
| quarters OF a mile OF sewers and I'll,
drainage the past season.
The Nlcksburg hunting party killed
SIX deer up ia Newsygo aud Lake
counties.
The bg vixwam At Nuskegon - 4
Re used for q skating rink TINS winter.
Some lake p'ekprei are being spesree
IN the rver at Manchester.
HYPNOTIC POWER.