Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-06-22

pulley. Ills injuries are severe.
Matthew McGlynn, while participant
ing in the A. O. F. of a. athletic eXer-
cises al Pontiac, fell and broke his leg.
Mining drills fell upon Richard Jack
man and George Tolland in the Swanzy
mine, near Negaunee, killing them
both.
The Kalamazoo colorcd people will
celebrate Emancipation day, August 1,
with great eclat. Frederick Douglas
will speak
The twenty-frst annual picnic of the
Cass County Pioneer society at Cass-
opolis, June 20 with Hon. Il. L. Pcaler
as speaker
Bentley & Co.'S saw mill seven miles
| from sherman, burned TO the ground.
The lumber piles were saved. The
! loss is 81, 900.
Roy Mcl.ecs, aged G, was caught
under rolling log while playing in a
mill yard at Flint and received inju-
ries that win prove fatal.
Sheriff Vosburg, of Kalamazoo, ar
rested c. Il. Almede at Long Lake, on
a telegram from Pontiac, where he is
wanted for embezzlcment OF $500.
Chauncey L. Maloney. a young Pal
myra man, was sentenced at Adrian TO
two and one-half years at Jackson
for forging his fathers name to a note
for SlO0.
Christopher L. IIolzheimcr, an old
resident and business man of Saginaw,
died of inflammation Of the bowels.
caused by drinking some poisoned but
tcrmilk.
James W. Inches, of st. Clair, the
close personal friend Of Congressman
Whiting, has been dismissed from the
position of special agent of the L. 5.
treasury.
At Fowlerville. Miss Cora Ravens
and Mrs. Charles Parks were thrown
from n buggy in a runaway and seri-
ously injured. Their recovery is not
probable.
Work on the new Harrington hotel
at Port Huron, has begun. The hotel
will be six stories high, 1OOxlSl feet in
size and will be one of the finest in
Michigan.
An unknown person attempted TO
commit suicide by throwing himself
into Clinton river, at Pontiac, but help
convinced him that he did not wish to
die just yet.
Mayor Pingree, of Detroit. has con-
scented to speak at Lowell on the
Fourth of July. Excursions from Ionia.
Big Rapids, Lansing and other places
have been arranged for.
Burglars robbed the residence of
Mrs. Title Israel, the wealthiest wo-
man in Kalamazoo, of $500 worth Of
jewelry. The front door had been left
unlocked, SO all they had TO do was to
cut the screen door.
1t is reported that Wallace j. Andren,
who took Ezra Leonards milk route
at Newport when the latter was taken
with smallpox, has been taken with
the disease. The authorities have
quarantined him in Frenchtown.
Louis Boclson, farmer residing
three miles north of Adrian, was as
sailed by an unknown person coming
up behind and striking him on the
head with stone, causing fracture
Of the skull in two places inflicting
probably fatal injuries.
The great camp of the X. o. T. NJ is
supreme so far as the determination of
the validity of death claims is con-
cerned. This doctrine has been laid
down by the Michigan supreme court
in the case of John III. Herubeau VS..
the great camp of the Knights of Mac
cabees.
The receiving well at the water sta
ton at Jackson, with supposed ca
pacity of 5000, 600 gallons a day, gave
out suddenly, although only 5000, 600
!
serious one To Jackson, as it was be-
lieved the water supply was practi-
cally ineXhaustible.
Bice & Sons and the ITager-J ohnson
Manufacturing company, of Marquette,
the two leading Woodworking estab-
lishment of the upper peninsula, have
been consolidated at meeting of the
stockholders. The paid up capital is
500, 0OO and the consolidated concern
will be called the Bice Manufacturing
company.
Deputy Game Warden C. +. Kennedy,
of Grand Rapids, is spending term in
Jail at Holland for the alleged false
imprisonment of Ed Bertch, whom he
claimed TO have found fishing illegally.
A jury failed 60 find Bertch guilty, i'm
spite of some quite damaging evil
dence, and Bertch is now paying Ken
nedy's board bill.
The annual convention of the Allgc-
rnencr Arbeiter bund of Michigan
met at Battle Creek, with about 100
delegates. President Riegcl,s annual
report shows that the membership of
the 6s aid societies belonging to the
bund has increased since June /, 1893.
from 1927 Co 1852. During the year
452 members were received. Treasurer
Fritz'Krause, of Bay City, reported re-
ceipts at $40. POS. 50, and S3,627 81 cash
on hand at the beginning of the year.
The total expenditures were SIG, 1li.52,
leaving SO. 724. So cash on hand.
A young man named James Leslie
was drowned in Martins lake. two