The Yale expositor., 1894-12-21
MICHIGAN HAPPENINGS.

( MICHIGAN HAPPENINGS.
Coldwater is to have big stove fac
tory.
George Fuller was accidentally shot
at Boyne City, and cannot live.
John A. Hardy, of Saginaw, fell
from a brewery roof and will probably
die
Ed. Divine, of st. Helen, got 90 days
at Ionia for selling liquor without
license.
Lack Of snoY has caused a suspen-
sion of logging operations near
! Cadillac.
Elliott Van Natter, near 0tisville,
hunter, by an accidental discharge,
loses his left foot.
Capt Matteson, n well known resi-
dent Of Traverse City, dropped dead
while milking his COW.
Sault Ste. Marie young men have
| organized an athletic club and engaged
Detroit man as instructor
The new Traverse City Light Guards
! will endeavor to join the state troops
as soon as a vacancy occurs.
\
A. Biggitt, an employee in Sands
camp, near Lake City, had his skull
crushed, dying half an hour later.
Lars johnson, a Swede farmer, was
discovered hanging by the neck in an
old stable at Mancelona. Suicide.
Kalamazoo society belles-about so
of 'em-are going to do the living
pictures act for sweet charity's sake.
Geo. +. Breck, prominent lawyer
and business man, died at Paw Paw of
brain trouble produced by overwork.
o. +. Munson, principal of Hesperia's
schools, fell downstairs He is para
lyzed and will probably not recover.
Coldwater is to have large stove
mandatory, operated by Il. 5. lib
bits. Work will begin soon on the
buildings, which will be 266x60 feet.
A new military company has been
organized at Traverse City, which will
be known as the Traverse City Light
Guards.
At Owosso Bishop Gillespie formally
pronounced sentence of deposition
upon Rev. Joseph st. John, the erring
Saginaw rector.
The municipal commission at Lam
sing will recommend that no village of
less than 1900 people be allowed to in
corporate as city.
j. II. Bascome and II. Lyler got into
Il dispute at Boyne Falls. Bascome
struck Lvler with an AK, breaking the
bones in Lyler's face.
The legality of the Antrim county
! local option law will be tested at the
| present term of court, and the interest
in the case is growing warm.
A deaf mute. the daughter of Edward
Fry, was killed by being run over by a
| train at Yale. Her head and limbs
were completely separated from her
body.
Eugene Keasey, victim of Robert
| Webster's fury. near South Haven,
may not lose his sight, after all. lie
/ can see out of one eye, and the other
may be saved.
I The bakers of Port Huron for some
/ time past have been cutting the price
of bread, and finally they held n meet
ing and agreed to reduce the price to
~ cents per loaf.
The schools, Sunday schools and
! churches in Tekonsha township, Cal
! houn county, have been closed and all
public meetings prohibited to prevent
the spread of diphtheria.
The state board of agriculture wants
/ Si4,7 $50 for new buildings, etc, at the
| Agricultural college, including Sl7, 800
for dairy buildings, $4,000 for a stock
| barn, $3.50 for repairs and $4,000 for
students labor
! Tuscola county claims that in the
! tax apportionment of 1869 an error was
/ made by which the county paid $50, 900
more than their share of the state
/ taxes, and now the state board of
I auditors have been asked to refund the
: amount.
John Blau and Fred Radncr of Cal
umet, held up and robbed an Italian
girl of SLOT. 1t was pay day at the
mines and over 100000 was paid out
TO employees. The girl was on her way
home with her fathers and another
mans money when robbed.
Julius Dunlsiel. of Big Rapids, was
accidentally killed near LeRoy. VIM.
Moreman, farmer, went to his barn
: 60 shoot hog. The gun was accident
/ ally discharged, the bullet going
through the side of the barn and strik-
ing Dunxiel in the back of the head,
, killing him instantly.
The Squire-Dingee pickle company,
of BentOn llarbOr, willsoon commence
The erection of two big buildings at
liangur They will contract with
farmers therea0outs to plant cucum-
hers on 1000 acres OF land. The fac
tory plant will be removed from near
Chicago. because of the lack of pure
Z water.