The Yale expositor., 1894-09-28

2Ihe Fourth Michigan cavalry held
its annual reunion at jackson.
The supreme court has only no
cases ON the docket for the October
term against 2s4 last year.
George Bacon, a blacksmith at Seneca
Station, near Adrian, was fatally in
jured by having base ball strike him.
The large dairy barns owned by
George Kellar, at Three Rivers, were
burned. They were struck by light
ming. Loss 5000.
Thomas Barrett was sentenced to
Jackson for 10 years for burglary at
Saginaw. He tried to feign insanity,
but without success.
Both the Wheeler and Davidson ship
yards at West Bay City will start up
on new vessels. This will give en-
ployment TO GOO men.
A flash which filed the room fol-
lowed the lighting of match by c. c.
Hopkins at Lansing. Leaky gas pipes.
Hopkins was badly burned.
William X. Van Doren filed up on
whisky at Adrian, and sat down on the
Lake Shore track. A train ran over
and killed him. He leaves a wife and
five children.
At n special election held at Milford
TO vote upon the raising of bonus of
So, for the Day Manufacturing COM
pany, of Detroit, to locate there, it was
carried by 81 majority.
I. r. Wilson, of Grand Rapids, has
caused the arrest of Nelson Adds, n
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undue intimacy with his wife and has
also sued Adds for $4,000 damages.
The fiftieth anniversary of the ordi-
nation into the priesthood of Rev.
+. j. De Broux, was celebrated at Mon
roe with due regard for the venerable
priest by the Catholics and townsmen.
Farm houses belonging to Joel Moore,
John Hawn, Frank Oyler and John
Fisher were burglarized at Dowagiac.
The burglars were captured by the
city police, and S1O0 worth of stolen
property recovered.
Bay City commandery, X. r., is going
to make IA modern crusade of the Holy
Land, starting February 6, 1895, on the
steamer Friesland The h. II. lodge
at Jerusalem is already making prep
arations to receive them.
Bert Brockes, an estim able youn @
man of Barker Creek, Kalkask n
county, became suddenly Insane and
made a murderous assault upon Miss
Leiphart, his sweetheart, with jack
knife. lie was sent to the Traverse
City asylum.
Fourteen different men assaulted
Bertha Ostrander, after making her
drunk, at llemlock City. Five of her
assailants were arrested, including
three married men. The girl lives one
and half miles from Lee $ Corners, in
Midland county.
One of the most disastrous fires that
has been experienced in Escanaba for
number of years occurred in the
burning of the double store of NJ. w.
Vandyke. The Dunn store used as a
saloon Immediately adjoining was
badly damaged. Nandyke's loss is
$1,000
Attracted by a terrible stencil eman-
ating from a deserted camp building
near Stephenson, hunter found inside
II head of dead cattle, nearly decom-
posed. Many cattle have recently dis
appeared, and it is believed they were
locked in the hut and starved TO spite
men who held mortgages on them.
The town of Edwardsburg, Cass
county, has sensation. William Will
son, aged 40, is under arrest, charged
with assaulting the 11-year-old daugh-
ter of Eugene Smith, of that place.
Wilson is a prominent business man of
the village, and his alleged victim is
the daughter of respected parents.
John c. Hallman, of Yale, was walk
ing along Michigan avenue by the city
hall, at Detroit, when a wild-appear-
ing man made a rush at him, and call
ing him some unintelligible name
struck him six times about the head
and shoulders with a long-bladed
knife. The assailant was arrested
and said his name was Thomas Ryan,
of Detroit. He is thought TO be insane
John Vaness, only 10 years old, is
under arrest at Saginaw for most
skillful robbery in Chicago. He was
in the employ of f, NJ. Sprochule &
Co., and he made away with 81, 900
worth of jewelry and got out of town
before he was suspected. He was
chased all over Illinois, Indiana and
Michigan, and finally captured at the
home of his uncle in Saginaw. About
$500 worth of iewelry was found in his
clothes
The engineer of the special train
with the first section of Cook IL Whit
by's circus, when nearing the bridge
over Au Sable river, discovered lot of
ties laid across the track and covered
with sand. The intention was evil
IDENTIFY TO throw the train into the
river. 1t is supposed to have been the
work of boys and men who lost about
$500 at Au Sable the day before with
the gamblers. The train was stopped
as the cow catcher struck the first ties
The population of Peru under the
Incas was twelve times greater than
it is to- day
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