The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-07
State Notes.

An unknown German stopped at q
Williamton hotel and was taken i'll and
died. The authorities caused the body to
be buried in the potter's field five hours
later without burial service of any kind
and are now being criticised for their un.
due haste
Steve Brodic gave Thanksgiving din
ner to 600 newsboys at Detroit.
University Of Michigan defeated tho
University of Chicago at football by q
score of to 4, ut Chicago.
The revival meetings which have been
held ut Wayne closed last week. Rev.
limerick and his wife have converted just
100 since six weeks ago.
The shoe store of Il. Jarvis of Benton
Harbor was robbed and about fifty pairs
taken.
Several old veterans of the late war at
Flint arc arranging IL trip to the southern
battleflelds. They expect to leave this
city about Jan. /.
Governor Rich of Lansing paid little
over 1 cent per head for his plurality and
swears that he spent $l,l64.9l during tho
recent campaign. ~s--.
A genuine shoplifter was arrested at
Norway in the person of Catherine Bray.
AT her room was found gold rings, panta'
looms, calicoes and various other articles
which local merchants recognized. She
paid $50 fine and left the village
Albion's foot ball team swiped Notrc
Dame on Thanksgiving Day by a. score
of 90 to 10. The team closed II most sue
cessfnl season, having won six out of
eight games played.
Horace Sphaun, chicken thief, who
nf n
county, WAS captur,d at Bay City. He
was under ninety day sentence to De-
troit when ne succeeded in filing off his
hand cuffs.
Eugene George and family in Mundy
township, Genesee county, were just sit.
ting down to bountiful Thanksgiving
day dinner, when fire broke out III tho
kitchen. Before it could be cxtinguished
$500 worth of damage hadtbeen done
People who get sick at Wcidman and
vicinity arc compelled to depend upon
their own ingenuity to get well again, for
there is Il large stretch of country without
physician. Hoio is an opportunity for
some Ann Arbor chap.
r. G. Johnson of Flint who was
elected a member of the next house, says
once moro that he does not live at Fcnton.
vile, as reported. He has n good word
for the postmaster ut that burg for the
prompt manner in which that functionary
has forwarded his stacks OF mail.
A foot ball enthusiast was heard to re-
mark after the game with Cornell at De-
troit, that he would rather be captain Of
the eleven than president of the United
States.
A well. known man in Manistique has
been admitted to the bar no less than six
times. 1t is six times and out here, and
he was given ninety days in the county
Jail.
The Methodist churches of Grand Rap.
ids have voted almost unanimously in ia.
vor of admitting women to tho general
conference.
Calhoun county has IT'S schools outside
of Battle Creek, Marshall, and Albion.
The number of deer which have been
killed in the vicinity of Fcnnvillc, ALE.
gan county, this season, is estimated at
between thirty and fifty.
The new city hall at Marquette which
has been in course of construction for
some time past has been completed and
formally accepted from tho contractors by
the city government.
Bangor will have pickle factory within
the next year. The work of building the
plant will begin next April, although tho
material will begin to arrive on the
ground soon after the holidays.
Judge John w. Stone of Houghton,
Mich, is the third pronounced candidate
for the short term scnatorship from the
Upper peninsula.