The Yale expositor., 1894-09-21
MINOR MICHIGAN NEWS.

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Cadillac saloons now have to close at
o'clock.
Saginaw gets new sash and door
factory employing $50 men.
Col. C. V. II. Pond, it is sald will be
made inspector-general of the national
G. A. X.
The Michigan conference of the Wes-
leyan Methodist church was in session
at Meridian.
Samuel Terry, of Baroda, aged So is
in Jail for threatening the life of his
s2-year-old consort.
A heavy white frost occurred at East
Tawas the first of the season. Light
ice formed on still water.
Henry Nank, Sr., n respected Ger
man farmer three miles south of Z tica,
committed suicide by hanging.
Hubbell, Baker & Co., of Marlette,
recently shipped $4,000 pounds of
honey to the eastern markets.
William Richardson, of Port Huron,
was. fined $50 for burglarizing his own
residence and that of neigh Dor.
The annual reunion of the veterans
of the Fourth Michigan Cavalry will
be held at jackson, September 25.
The livery barn of William Hahn
stock at Kalkaska was destroyed by
fire. The loss is 81, 500; no insurance.
Burglars entered the store of the
Marlette Mercantile company, forced
! the safe and made away with 81 ,230 in
| cash and notes.
j. w. Howry & Sons will cut about
| 100000 600 feet of logs at White Fish,
Ont, this coming season. They will
be towed TO Saginaw.
The man known only as 'Gus" who
was murdered near Cheboygan is be-
! lievcd to have been August Gensemore,
"a sailor and woodsman of Saginaw.
Miss Hattie Thorner, of Alcoua, went
TO Black River to select her wedding
trousseau. She was suddenly seized
with pleurisy and died in few hours.
Near Dundee a drove of hogs died
mysteriously. Their stomachs were
found to be packed hard with sand
which they had eaten with their food.
Sheriff Buchanan, of Caro-, arrested
] w ilis AhOANs q hAuh AANAhB iiAS
miles north of Cass City, on charge
of criminal assault upon the 4-year-old
daughter of Hugh Jordan.
Some evil minded person went into
the saw mill of d. II. Smith at Romeo
and slashed all the betting and pulleys
in the concern. The damage amounted
to several hundred dollars.
The hearing of w. w. Bean. presi-
dent of the Benton Harbor street rail
way, charged with shooting Alderman
Schriver, of that city, resulted in his
being held in 81, 500 bonds.
u1Jason Cummings upset lantern in
the hay NOW of his barn two miles
east of Lake Ann. The barn and house,
together with all their contents, were
destroyed. There was no insurance.
Near Grand Marais lumberman
tried TO stop train by putting n log
on the track. The obstruction was
whirled aside, knocking the man under
the wheels and inflicting fatal injuries
Receiver Rush Culver, as attorney
| for Amassa Daily and other home
steaders VS.. The Michigan Land &
Iron company, has filed motion with
the interior department at Washing
ton for rehearing.
j. II. Boone, clerk in Grand Rapids
bank, with 81, 200 year, wants to give
up the position for $500 or 800 job
as a minister and has made formal
application for charge to the Michi-
gan NJ. L. conference.
Thomas Wright charged with com
mitting an assault on Kitty Driscoll,
eight-year-old daughter of John Dris-
coll, of Corunna, pleaded guilty and
Judge Wisner sentenced him to hard
labor at Jackson for 10 years.
Fire broke out in the barns of the
st. Joseph & Clinton Harbor Electric
company at ST. Joseph. The fire
spread to Brooks livery barn. Both
buildings and several cars were
destroyed. The loss is heavy.
William Naughton, aged 90 years,
lineman on the tug Pup, of Sauga
tuck, had his leg crushed while tryin 9
to pull the schooner Laura Miller OIL
Ottawa Beach, and died rom bl ood
poisoning and the effects of an ampu
tation.
Mrs. Deborah Il. Alcott, of Kalama-
200, widow of w. w. Alcott, has caused
! a sensation by fillng a bill OF com
plant in the circuit court to compel ID.
o. Roberts to account as trustee fol
his handling of the Alcott estate
valued at $50, 900.
The letter which was received by
Mrs DIR. Conklin. wife of the mysteri-
ously missing Cassopolis physician
proves TO have been written by q
spiritualist medium, and his alleged
knowledge of the doctors whereabouts
was without basis.
NJ. C. Conley, well-lSnown jeweler oi
Saginaw, while temporarily insane
jumped from the Genesee avenue
bridge into the Saginaw river. He
resisted every effort to save him. but
was finally landed on the dock and the
surplus water emptied out of him.
At meeting of the Liquor Dealers
association, of Saginaw, it was decided
in favor of closing on Sunday and o.
seeing TO il that all other saloonkeep
ers keep closed. They came to no de
cision with regard to the matter o
trying to enforce the blue Sunday law
A tramp named VIM. Wilson wa!
arrested at Charlotte on a charge o