Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-08-31
General News.

Seven prisoners are now confined in
the county jail.
The Academy of the Sacred Heart,
Port Huron, will be reopened on Sep
TENDER 4th.
1t is believed the next state conven-
ton of the Order of Foresters will be
held at Lansing.
George Sweet, of Port Huron, whom
it is claimed ran away with 800 be-
longing to the Longshoremen, is still at
large.
Thomas NJ. Lomasney has been ap-
pointed deputy labor commissioner for
st. Clair county. lie will gather farm
| statistics.
William Delahunty, the young man
| injured at the Kern brewery fire, has
been restored to consciousness and will
probably recover.
The freight on carload of red
cedar shingles received from the state
of Washington by the Howard Lumber
Company amounted to Sl44.
An effort is being made in the Cir
cult Court to reopen the John Bache-
Tor will case which was closed and the
bondsmen discharged i'll 1890,
The American Labor Union of Port
Huron are opposed to scheme of Il
canal from Lake Huron through to
Black River unless the work is done by
hand.
Work on the Sherman building, the
new home of the Daily Times, Port
Huron, is progressing quite rapidly. 1t
is expected to be finished some time in
| October.
Mrs. White and baby, Of Port Huron,
who was deserted by her husband some
time ago, is in need of medical aid and
is being attended by the charitable
ladies of that CITY.
Albert Smith, Of Port Huron, was
shot and killed at Ambury, Wisconsin,
on August Goth, by woman who has
since been arrested. She refuses to
tell why she did the shooting.
Joseph Comstock, of Alpena, has re-
Gently been operated upon by DR.. Nc
Lean, of Detroit, for abscess of the
brain. Mr.. Comstock was a former
well-known resident of st. Clair Co.
company has been formed in Port
Huron for the manufacture of egg
carriers and the factory will be in OPP
Grafton October LIST. The stockholders
are among the solid citizens of the
Tunnel City.
public meeting of citizens Of Port
Huron held at the court house Friday
evening was unanimously in favor of a
canal from Lake Huron to Black river,
and committees haye been appointed
to secure right of way, etc.
Robert Colwell, Edward Names, VIM.
II. Mckenzie, John Pittman, David ID.
Martin, Frances Downey and Thomas
Mclaughlin, foreign born residents
have recently been admitted to full
citizenship by the circuit court.
Charles Robinson, who was arrested
in Port Huron some time ago for try
ing to dispose of ring at Butler
street secondhand store and discharg-
don last week and sent to Kingston
prison for five years.
Bert Smith, of Kenockee, is wanted
by the officers for forging David
Bryce's name to two notes. He said
he wanted the money to take him to
Detroit hospital, having been in poor
health for some time. 1t was soon as
certained that Smith had not visited
the Detroit hospitals.
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Brown has applied to
the circuit court of this county for a
divorce and permanent support from
J her husband Calvin $. Brown Mrs.
! Brown says she married Brown Febru-
airy oath. 1888, at Toledo, Ohio, when
only fifteen years of age and has been
! ill-treated. Here is case of "marry
4 in haste and rpnpnt Mt leisure >,