Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04
condsn,ed State News.

CONDENSED state News
Death rscord-Mrs- X. 5. Ismon.
Jackson, Sc, complication o. diseases
J. w. Rich, business man OF Manistee,
80. pnsnmouiA; Mrs. Jacob Rinkle,
Dimonda.e. 10, old age; Mrs. .. ID.
Maynard, Flint. 81, paralysis, Timothy
Tracy. Battle Creek, IS, rheumatism OF
the stomach; T. A. Chadwick. Battle
Creek, ~, general debility; James A
bangles, Jackson, %, consumption;
Charles A. Durham, Sandstone. so.
eoasumpton; Mrs. Jacob Schneider,
Adrian. ~, paralysis; Mrs. Mary Wal
klnson. Detroit, II, general debility;
Mrs. Harriet Biuette, Detroit, 90;
Mira w. c. Richards, Detroit; Bernard
c. Kelly, Lansing, 90. complication
grip, pneumonia, heart failure,
measles and paralysis or the BRAN.
May White. Detroit woman "a
years old. took big dose OF morphine.
IN secluded part Of Belle Isle park.
A policeman happened along just IN
time 10 save her life. Poverty brought
about by the Yiotous living OF her
father, who was once man OF wealth.
prompted the act.
The sheriff of Washtenaw county is
looking for a smooth swIndler, clrcu-
lAtlng under the name OF II. A. Seatop
and representing himself to be special
agent of the Reading Insurance COM
pany, who victimIzed James X. Bach
out Of 500. The fellow has operated
at Flint and South Bend.
Detroit's police force is being drilled
daily. to the end that 1t may take on
military appearance. The patrolmen
now coufine themselves to the outei
edge Of the sidewalk instead OF de-
scribing 3 sig-xag course as was then
wont before the military fad struck
them.
Four years ago George Mann planted
several Thousand fry OF wali-eyed pike
IN Gllletts lake, near Jackson, where
none mad existed before. A few days
tiers Of the lake measuring thirteen
inches.
The newly organized Sailors union
at Bay City - growing rapidly. A
meeting will be held next Monday
evening to establish . going rate oil
wages, the same as in Chicago, Mil
wsukee, Cleveland and Buffalo.
While brutalized with whisky, Lyman
Lincoln assaulted Mira. Eliza Bell at
saginaw Monday, breaking three ribs
aud otherwise injuring her. The un
fortunate woman is ia . delicate con-
dition and not expected 70 live.
A love-sick girl in Detroit tried to
Kill herseif because her beau didn't
come to eco her when he said he would.
She used acsnite. but . muscular doc
tor with an adult stomach pump saved
ner life.
A Dowagisc man tried TO conduct a
skunk farm IN the residence portion OF
hard against the iuodorols animals
that he had to give over the enterprise.
Gen. d. b. Anger, who has for the
past fourteen years owned aud ably
edited tho charlotte Republican, has
Aold out to s. J. Tomlinson, Q we'll
equipped newspaper man OF Lapeer.
Wages paid employees of basket fac
tories were never large, but the proprie-
tors of the factories IN the lake an r
fruit belt say their hands must submit
to . material reduction this SEASON.
The amount Of the primary school
money to be apportioned this month
by the superintendent OF public IN
structIon has been determined by the
auditor general to be S457 900.
City Counselor Speed OF Detroit has
deciaed that the eight-hour ordinance
recently passed by the council OF that
city Is unconstitutional.
Charles II. Hackley OF Muskegon
has donated SIC. 900 towards the astab-
lishment of Cnautauqua assembly at
Lake Har5or.
A Madson farmers SIX cows yield an
average OF fofty-three pounds OF milk
per head. He feeds them on rye
grass.
The Sylvan Toilet company, q pros
porous manufacturing concern OF Port
Huron will soon remove its plant to
Detroit.
John G. Matthew's has been arrested
for embezzIing 500 while acting rs
clerk of the saginaw pslice court /.
Chicago d Grand Trunk frefxhts ran
together at Charlotte, damaging the
engines. but injuring no one.
The Charlotte Electric company has
sold It's entire plant and franchise To
W. p. Engle Of Chicago.
A musicians and prompters' union
has been formed 1T Jackson With thirty
charter members
West Bay City. Ypsilsnti and Jack
son have new municipal ofhcers-all
republicans.
The German Catholic church at
Menominee, costing $4,000, has been
dedicated.
The dates of the Eaton Rapids fair
have been changed TO September %,
- and 20.
The reunion of the Second Michigan
infantry will tsxe place at Hudson
August 4.
Farmers ia Cas- county are blowing
their wheat fields and sowing them TO
oats.
Grass Lake Episcopalisns will build
. new church this summer.
OF the university's 1880 students $50
are women.
BIG JOINTS pEa'LoUs FIAT.
An Isdfaa sAeoss the pssge~sss L.
ehsee RApt1s ~ Niswssser.