Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-16

mAbON Duhluoob men aAo olbo ubfAue
the early-closing fever.
THE record OF two Birmingh dogs
for two hours Is twenty-five sheep.
Four men were arrested at Rondo.
charged with giving whisky to young
girl.
sEBEwAIso has curiosity in the.
shape of two mice connected by the taii
only.
WIN. BoRDEAu, OF Monroe. had his
foot terribly crushed In machine gear
ing in paper mill.
JUDGE OF PROBATE A. DUNBAR. OF
Monroe. has disposed OF SIS estates
during his term Of ONCE.
For rude conduct to lady. James
Prior shot and fatally wounded Private
Duquette. of Fort Brady.
A NORWAY thief thought he was steal
ing some whisky from cutter the other
night. twas nothing but vinegar.
THE Dickinson County Board Of Su-
pervisors gave 500 to the officer who
arrested Berghetto, the wife murderer.
A 6-YEAR-oLD son OF Eugene Brown,
OF Howell, had his foot terribly crushed.
He tried to catch onto sleigh and fell
beneath IL.
H. KIRKPATRICK, of Monroe, sent an
AK through his foot, cutting clear
through the bones of the arch. He will
be cripple.
The first Episcopalian Church built
in the copper district still stands at
Cliff, Keweenaw County, having been
erected In 1858.
JOE GoLDwoRTHY, a Crystal Falls
drayman, got the Mesaba craze, and
left with goods which other people
claimed. He's In Jail.
A PoLANDER from Roger City got
supplies for wedding at Alpena-ten
kegs of beer, FIVE gallons of alcohol
and five gallons of wine.
UP in Charlevoix jurors on liquor
cases are always asked as to their feel
ing toward the liquor question. Few
convictions are the result
JAMES GORDON and Charles Harris
we're roommates at Lake Angeline.
Gordon missed SIS. Harris suddenly
seemed well supplied with cash. He
confessed.
IN a lumber camp near Wolverine,
sunday, Joseph st. Clair took an ak
and inflicted wound on Robert Lud-
lows thigh which may prove fatal. 81.
Clair is In Jail.
A FRENcHMAN boarded a Muskegon
car the other night. The conductor
said he didn't pay his fare He said he
did. A fight ensued, and the peace
making motor -man got frightful blow
en- the head.
BEN ADAMS. of Monroe, has had hard
luck. While at the Kelley cure his two
children were taken sick and died of
al hr ha
When he finally returned home cured,
his wife dropped dead.
n. S. BROOKS, of Minden City, has
passed the age Of three score years and
ten He is very i'll, too. The other
day the marshal fixed the village bell
and people, with tears in their minds,
thought it was tolling for him. To show
how mistaken they were he up and got
married" the very next day.
GEO. HURLEY, of Manistique, was
frightfully scalded while rrying to scald
u dead hog.
JUSTICE JOHN FRIEDRICH, of Iron
Mountain, is all right. The Aldermen
have reinstated him.
THE American Express Company will
hereafter control all expressSge along
the Michigan branch OF the Big Four
road.
JAS. LUCAS, Lahore. OF Newberry,
assaulted Joe Poe, who was sick at the
time. Poe was Neaten 90 badly that he
cannot recover.
ToMNER White Caps are after fellow
Tho posted on the village school house
slanderous pieces of literature about
estimable ladies.
H. BEAToN, the MaDistique man. who
for two nights was lost on Indian lake,
with both feet frozen, has had the two
members amputated.
FowLERvILLE people have no eye
for business. Women of the Baptist
Church have started o society, every
member of which will on her birthday
Tomato a number Of cents corresponding
30 her age.
A NEW Troy justice announces that
he will tie matrimonial knots in the
most approved style for so cents, il he
be not expected to kiss the bride.
JOHN CUTTING, of Krokow, Pressure
Isle County, went to Alpena with SleO
In his inside pocket. His friends are
anxious to learn his whereabouts.
JOHN BRECKENRIDGE, Of Grout,
wanted to tear down an old house and
tried to begin at the top. He went on
the roof of the old shanty. He may
recover.
SAMUEL COMPTON, at Estey, has so
acres of timber cut. but can't get cars
to transport it Adams single mill
there will cut $3.50 GOO shingles during
the season.
A REAR-END collision occurred on the
Grand Trunk near Richmond between a
freight and passenger train. A crash
and the freight engine was badly
wrecked.
THos. CoNARTY, OF Whitedale, de-
sires to know the whereabouts OF
Joseph Marsey, who In December left
that place for Manistlque, and has not
been heard from since.
A NUMBER of Pickford men the other
day looked as IL they had been engaged
in q stabbing ARRAY, but the barber
Of the place had left and they only tried
to shave themselves.
JOHN SHIP, well-known man re-
siding near Brown City, was found dead
In his room. A wine glass containing
some morphine sediment told the cause
of his death. He had been respondent
since the death Of his wife, but many do
not believe that il was a case OF suicide.
CHRISTIAN PRoBsT, at Lansing, was
bound over to the Circuit Court for hav-
ing his saloon open on Jan. 2, legal
holiday, while the circumstances seem
TO chow that Probst's son, without his
fathers knowledge, had duplicate key
to the saloon made, and entered the