The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-10-05
From Far an! Near.

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| From Far ana Near.
VIM. CLARK, OF Burt Township. Sagi-
nav County, caught his light hand in q
buzz saw in his mill, mangling it ter
ribly and rendering amputation neces-
sary.
A CONVENTION of the Peoples party
for the Tenth District was held al
Standish, and nominated Joseph IL.
Belknap, of Arenac County, for Repre-
| sentative.
| CADDIE III. PERKINS, Deputy Great
| Commander l.. o. 4. NJ. organized
Alpena's fourth hive Sept. 10, and the
hive was named In honor of Great Rec
ord Keeper Ada l.. Johnson.
Ross GILLET, OF Springport was
bitten quite badly upon the hand by
dog. 1t Is reported that the dog had
frothed at the mouth for the past few
days, and IL is thought to be mad.
The Lapeer co Inty Fair opened under
the most favorable a, )ices. TheIo
was a large list OF entries and fina
display In every department. 1t was one
OF the best fairs ever given by the So
ciety.
THE Lansing Wagon Works has pur-
chased additional property ad dining it's
present plant and will enlarge its car
riage department to double It's original
size. Lansing already turns out as
many carriages every year as any other
city in the State outside OF Detroit.
DEER shooting is in order in the Up
per Peninsula for one month. This will
bring out the fool who discharges his
Winchester at every moving bush and
occasionally drops hunter. At many
points deer have been seen in fiocks
browsing in the opening like sheep.
The Tittabawassee Boom Company,
Saginaw, has practically suspended OPP
erations for the season, having 5000. 900
feet in the store loom yet to deliver. Ex-
elusive OF this lot the quantity RATED
and delivered was It's, 1881 900 feet, the
smallest output in any season since
| 1865.
AN old man, Franklin l.. Hull, who
recently conducted popcorn stand on
Franklin street, Lansing, committed
suicide by taking dose OF arsenic. He
begged to die when antldotes were ad.
ministered. and Dtubbornly refused to
swallow medicines. He was 70 years
old and leaves wife.
ALBERT TUvALT. deck hand on the
steamer Cummings, was scalded to
death by the bursting OF a steam pipe
while the boat was off Charlevoix. A
tug picked up the steamer, no one else
being hurt. He was a new man, a
stranger to all, who was working his
passage from Traverse City.
AT Sault Ste. Marie the body OF
Michael Sullivan was found in the canal.
Sullivan was a discharged private from
Company G, Nineteenth United States
Infantry. When seen last he had a
large sum Of money and a gold watch.
When found in the canal his pockets
had been rifed OF all their effects.
The frequent misquoting from the
game and fish laws by many OF the State
Iapers has led State Warden Hampton
to furnish the following for publication:
Deer may only be killed in the lower PENN
twenty fifth day Of November" [The Attorney
General rules that this does not permit killing
Now IN the s.V pc ssS se
day Of October This does not
trap or pitfall, or by artificial light commonly
| called -shining1 or by the use Of dogs. Any
person may kill dog following deer or deer
| tracks.
Wild turkey open season Nov. to Dec. 10
| iuclusive; Partridge from Noy. to Dec: Is
| inclusive in the lower peninsula and Oct. to
Jan. inclusive In the upper peninsula. Wood
| cock from Aug. Is to Dec. Is. Water fowl
back widgeon and pin-tail ducks and wild
geese may be killed between Sept. and My
other Td water T tGw ana snpe r@t ZEN
ing Sept. l. Prairie chicken are not to be killed
| until Sept 1, 1884,
| with hook and line only, and from May to
| Sept. l. Trout, Crawling and salmon less than
sns not
caught or shipped for sale. Nothing but hook
and line can be used In any inland lake: Even
set lines or night lines, are prohibited. and to
| be found on any lake with spear, jack, net, set
| lines, artificial light. explosives etc., Ia prima
facie evidence Of guilt. In streams where
grass pike, mullet and suckers may be taken
with dip net or spear at any time, and other
| fish with the exception OF bass, trout, salmon
and grayling, may be speared at any time ex-
cept during March. April, May and June. With
nets OF any kind can be used except In the
great lakes, and the st. Mary's, Saginaw, st.
Clair and Detroit Rivers.
FROM June 80, 1890, to June 80, 1892.
there were expended for books, periOdi-
calls, etc., the sum Of S9,031.66, as
shown by the report of the State LII
brarian just issued. The total number
Of books added to the library during
! that time is 1921. The librarian recon-
mends that an annual appropriation OF
| 5000 be made for the purchase OF DOCKS
| for each OF the ensuing two years.
s. G. PRICE, principal OF the PUBIC
schools OF Mt Clemens, met with
severe accident while performing an
experiment in chemistry. One OF the
members OF the class was burning
piece of phosphorus in receiver OF
oxygen. and upon removing the dehagra-
ton spoon in which the phosphorus
had been placed before lowering 1t Into
The receiver, Mr. Price took up another
niece Of phosphorus and laid it upon
The red-hot spoon. Combustion imme-
diately took place and burned his hand
! in a very severe manner.
ONE OF the worst electrical storms OF
the season passed over Bay City the
other morning. The barn OF Ferdinand
yerellen was struck by lightning and
10 ally destroyed, together with large
quantity OF wheat. oats and hay, entail
ing a loss of $500, with no insurance.
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