Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-24
MICHIGAN STATE ITEMS.

among Allegan county horses.
Adam Love. a 5-year-old Ludngton boy,
fell into well and was drowned.
The teachers institute at Lexington Will /
have four weeks session this summer.
Meyer Harris rag and paper warehouse
at BAY City was burned; loss about al, OCO.
August Koch, one OF the men charged
with the Wixom robbery, is becoming ln-
sane.
There are at present 431 boys ut the re-
form school. The number out on GOOD DO
havior is 235.
The fund for the establishment OF FAC
tories on the lake front at Muskegon now
amounts to SOS, 000
Theodore Hulsizer. of Saginaw. fell on
Il dredge at the Sault and was drowned
He was 20 years old.
A. j. Barber, n farmer living near
Greenville, was seriously, perhaps fatally
injured in a runaway.
Prof. j. Nj. b. sill delivered the bacca-
laureate sermon to the normal school
graduates at Ypsilanti.
Ionia county's display of woman's work
at the worlds fair will be fine set OF
embroidered table linen.
w. Sphinx, of Holt township succeeds
G. Newport, resigned, as keeper OF Ing
nam county's poor farm.
Henry Chassoner. of Dollar Bay, has
been bound over TO the circuit court ON
charge OF assaulting Mary Balo.
Irene Ensign, Lansing domestic
! started the fire with kerosene. She was
seriously burned, but viii recover.
Charles White, of Bushnell, was expert
menting on a dynamite cartridge. His
wife NAV lose the use of both eyes.
The biennial synod. of the Holland
Christian Reformed church of America,
held their sessions at Grand Rapids.
A. Is. Wood, one of the students of
Oberlin college, has been elected general
secretary of tie Hancock Y. NJ G. a.
Miss Hattie Lowell, of Flint, is making
ARRANGEMENTS TO so TO Turkey as mis-
s.onary of the Congregational church,
Hope college commencement exercises
were very interesting with the baccalaure-
ate sermon by the president Dr. Charles
Scott.
A 9-year-old son OF ID. II. Bosse fell out
of Il second-story window at Fife Lake, a
distance of IL feet, and was fatally in
inred.
A bucket of coal fell on John Adams
head while he was unloading coal at Port
Huron dock He was dangerously in
iured.
At the graduating exercises at Dowaglac,
the valedictorian was a colored girl, Min
ME Steele, and she delivered mastery
address.
A Canadian named r. w. Smith died at
Durand from a heavy dose of morphine,
which he is said to have taken with suici-
dial intent
Isaac Edwards, of Jackson, is one Of tho
300 heirs of Robert Edwards. who claim d
piece of land in New York city, valued al
200, 900, 600.
Charles Youngquist, G. II. & /. sector
boss at Big Rapids, was struck and killed
by u train while riding on hand car. HI
leaves wife.
II is claimed that at the Grand Havel
life saving station man was brought bacl
10 life after he had been under the water
} for IL minutes.
teDnNlll0 Is W
, building boom. A $4,000 school hous
and a large new Methodist church will b
!, built Immediately.
C. H. Hackey, the Muskegon philan
r thropist, has donated So, 700 for the erec
= ton of building for the bathers at tn
new Assembly grounds.
S In the court at Grand Rapids there ha
. been case of larcency OF less than 90
9 ever since Oct. 9, 1891. The case has roV
( been adjourned 81 times.
Y Geo. Carman was killed by D., G. II
& NJ. train at Ovid. His body was hol
rbly mangled, being dragged about
rods. He was % years of age.
Lottie Showermau, 10-year-old Matt;
wan, Van Buren, county, girl, fell out of
- swing, against I. tree, producing concu
% sion of the brain. She may recover.
d Joseph Sevsame, a Pole employed by tn
" Michigan Central was struck by passei
$ ger train near Milwaukee. Both his lei
1t were broken his skull fractured and
ID will die.
e The Saginaw branch of the Michigs
Or Central was accommodated with Sundi
n train about month ago, but the peop
s. on that road are so pous they don't trav
a, on Sunday and the train has been Gale
II off.
y The Michigan Bankers associatio
20 through committee appointed for 6
~ purpose. is endeavoring TO perfect sy
W tenn abolishing ''par lists" with city bank
NC II successful, it will do away entirely wi
10 the custom of country merchants sendil
no their personal checks on local banks
80 payment of city bills.
ID Work on Jackson's new public buildi
to has come TO a standstill, owing to the in
I'D bility of the contractor TO find the 70
e. bottom which was said to exist under I
building site. 1t is expected that
-. inspector OF the treasury department
DO Ishpeming will be sent to look into I
:" hole that has been dug.
=, About 200 members of the Ionia, Bal
nc and Eaton county Fire Insurance Co. he'll
10, red hot meeting at Charlotte They
"' cided not to pay any more assessmen
which they allege have been excess
ver during the past few years. petition
b. being got up asking the state commission
,as of insurance to examine the compan
books.