The Yale expositor., 1894-11-23

John Small was shot and killed by
friend while hunting near Petosley.
Accident.
Mrs. j. Lynch, of Grand Rapids,
suicided by cutting her throat.
Demented.
Henry Miller, hardware dealer of
Conklin, accidentally killed himself
while hunting.
A bread war is on between Marcel
lus bakers and nine loaves are being
sold for quarter.
Win Corrothers, a colored boy at
Battle Creek, received SLIPS bounty
for 375 dead sparrows.
Centerville citizens will vote on De-
cember on the question of bonding
the village for 80, 900 for water works.
Peter Samelink, a bachelor, near
Holland, has donated IS, 200 for the
building of a new hall at Hope college.
The principal business firms of Marine
City have agreed to close their stores
at o'clock every evening except Satur-
day.
e. NJ. Clapp died in bed at Grand
Rapids from alcoholism. He was
formerly prominent lawyer at Gales
burg
Rev. Conrad Volb, of st. Johns
Lutheran church, Saginaw, has just
finished the fortieth year as pastor of
the church
The Masonic temple at Kalamazoo
has been dedicated, Chief Justice
McGrath, of the Michigan supreme
court making the address.
The schooner ID. S. Austin went
aground at Ludington. One sailor was
fatally injured, but the others were
taken off by the life savers.
a young man named Proctor Atwood
of Port Huron died suddenly at the
Kimball House near that city. The
cause of death is mystery.
The bakers of Inlay City arc at war
with one another at present, and as
result the good people of that village
get their bread for two cents loaf.
ii. b. Manning, of Saginaw, was
cleaning a rifle at Otter Lake. 1t was
discharged, and c. w. Rallel. a drug
gist, was shot.in the hip. He will re-
cover.
l.. II. Hall, telegraph operator of
branch of the ID. l.. d y. road, near
Lalleview, tried to board a l5-miles-an-
hour freight train and was instantly
killed.
The Southern Michigan Telephone
company, with headquarters at Athens,
is extending its lines through Branch,
st. Joseph, Kalamazoo and Calhoun
counties.
Nicholas Seaman. postmaster at La
mont, pleaded guilty to embezzling
and was sentenced to two and one-half
years in prison. Drink caused his
trouble.
IL. c. Cole, aged so, left Lansing for
New York where he was to marry
his third time. He blew out the gas in
a Binghampton hotel and now his in
tended is in mourning.
S. Helmback, a Schoolcraft farmer,
fell from his wagon, while intoxicated.
and broke his back. Everything posi-
bic was done to save his life, but he
died the next morning.
Fire was discovered in the large
barn of +. +. HoSner, three miles west
of Romeo One hundred sheep, three
horses and a large quantity of farm
produce were consumed.
Brig. Gen. E. n. Bowen, OF the Mich
igan National Guard, has been honor
ably discharged and Col. Charles X.
Hawley, of Bay City, has been pro-
NOTED to fill the vacancy.
Rev. Alfred Klein, of st. Johns Evan
gelical church, Port Huron, hanged
himself to his bedroom door with a
curtain cord. Insanity induced by
nervous prostration was the cause.
John Derosia. an old resident of St
Clair county, died at his home in Star.
caused by the use of n patent salve to
remove corn was the cause of his
death.
a young man who registered from
Cleveland, o., as q. III. Hurlburt, com.
mitted suicide at the Keefer house.
Hillsdale. by shooting himself in the
mouth. Hurlburt had but cents in
money.
Hall, Bodewig, Jewett and johnson,
lliC DdlblC NICCh bIdlH WICCh-
ers, were arrested on another warrant.
charged with conspiracy. They are
still held on the charge of train
wrecking.
MinaId Mix, of Onekama, who was
struck on the head with an AK by
Samuel Smith few days ago, is re.
covering from his injuries. Smiths
examination has been set for Dece m.
Der 4, and he is out on bail.
Some fellow donned the garb of
Salvationist at Saginaw and went
about the city soliciting subscriptions
TO aid in giving Gen. Booth a reception.
He is fraud pure and simple and he
is stutfing the money down into his
jeans.
John johnson, Finlander, was
found 30 miles from Oscoda with sew
cral bruises on his head and face, I'M
able to move. a teamster loaded
johnson into his wagon, but before
they were half way to Oscoda the Fin
lander was dead.
Three cases of supposed smallpox
are reported at Sebewa, Ionia county.
One of the patients suspected is Super
visor Charles Il. Holiday. who is ex-
ecutive officer of the township board
of health Sebewa people are con-
sidcrably excited, as Holiday sat on