The Yale expositor., 1894-11-30

ne IcnlnSuld lnlHc, near IlduCOCh,
is being pumped out, preparatory to a
resumption of work.
Peter st. Peter was instantly killed
near Traverse City by having a log roll
upon him from wagon.
Girard township, Calhoun county, has
from 10 to IL cases of diphtheria. The
schools have been closed.
The dwelling of Charles Hills. of Te-
konsha, burned to the ground, the con-
tents being saved. The loss is 81, 100.
Auditor General Turner has dipensed
with the services of eight of his clerks
and 20 more may go by January /.
Sportsmen Of the upper peninsula
have called a convention to organize
an association for the preservation of
game.
After an exciting election "A PROPOSE
ton to bond buchanan for $4,000 for
water works extension was defeated
by vote of 1913 to 1873.
Four Musllegon boys, ranging in age
from Ii TO IS, were arrested in cave
they had dug in bluff. The cave was
stuffed full of plumber.
Saginaw has secured a new industry
in the Meteor Cycle company. The
capital stock is $4,000 all paid in.
Work will begin at once.
Robbers broke into the store of Max
Wolff, at Atlanta, stole SIS and as
saulted the proprietor. He says per-
sonal enemies did the work.
! Four girls escaped from the indus
trial home at Adrian. They got as far
as the postotlice, but the cold, chilly
wind soon drove them back again.
Pratt & Co. S general store at Fergus,
Saginaw county, was burglarized and
$3.50 in cash and goods taken. Officers
are on a still hunt after the thieves
John Mcdonald, engineer in the
Bardeen paper mills at Otsego. fell into
a tub of hot water and was seriously
burned. Flesh below the waist drop
ped off in chunks.
The famous Cross Village convent in
Emmett county has been closed and
Joliet, Ill. Most of them had not been
outside of the convent grounds in IS
years.
Bert Samson, colored inmate at
the State House of Correction, at Ionia.
who is serving six years for burglary,
from jackson. attacked Foreman Men
henricl of the furniture factory,
knocking him down. He Is a tough
character.
Prof. c. ID. Smiths innovation-a
dairy school-at the Agricultural col
lege was such success last year that
twice the number of scholars are en-
rolled for this winter. An appropria-
ton of $4,000 for building will be
asked from the legislature.
Augustus Vetter, the Buchanan
man who was assaulted with a bar of
iron by his father-in-law, may not die,
although the doctors had no hopes at
first. Swearenger, the assailant, is
wanted at Fargo, n. D., for the brutal
murder of an aged man in September.
Judge w. Ii. Taft, of Cincinnati, of
the L. 5. circuit court and court of
appeals, is holding his first term of
court in Grand Rapids. In honor of
his visit about so Grand Rapids and
western Michigan attorneys gave him
a reception and banquet at the PENN
sular club.
The most interesting suit of the
kind ever tried in the circuit court for
st. Joseph county, is that of Arthur
Musselman. "a young man from Mendon,
who sues Mrs. Solomon Dill, of Kala-
mazoo, for breach of promise. Both
parties are well known and highly
respected in Centerville.
Adit. Gen. Eaton received from the
Acknowledgement of Ohio the original
discharges of 10 Michigan soldiers
which had by some means got to the
wrong state and had been lost in the
archives at Columbus. In several in
stances these discharges were greatly
needed, as they were the missing links
in the records of the soldiers to whom
they referred.
Decatur will have a system of water
works IN the near future. The com.
mon council adopted resolution EN-.
towering the village to issue Sl2, 900
worth of per cent bonds. IL is ex-
pected that the construction of the
plant will commence at once, giving
employment to much labor which
would otherwise be unemployed dur
ing the winter
The Gpsilanti normal school was
haunted by ghost for several days
One night it was dressed in the con-
ventional white, the next in black.
The Waterman couldn't catch the APP
partition, neither could any of the
students. and q resign of terror existed
among the ultra supersititious. The
city marshal solved the mystery by
capturing the facetious lady student
The Wolverine Cooperative associa-
ton, recently organized at Battle
Creek, is likely to buy the farm of
David Henica, near Wheatfield. 1t
comprises about 500 acres with rich
soil as smooth as floor. The society
is rapidly growing, and the promoters
hope soon TO start village ON the Bel
lamy plan, where no man is greater
than another Joseph W. Bryce, the
leader of the recent Grand Trunk
strike, is the president of the new
Us ISOLATION.
A heavy team attached to furniture
wagon at Grand Rapids, ran away and
dashed into the window of Herman Ii.
Idema's loan office. The window was
full of watches. diamonds, etc, the
value of which is estimated at $1,000,
and everything was scattered all over
the street. One horse went through
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