Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-07-12

THE Alrena Fish Company has filed
plant. - = v ~ . =
YPsILANTI's burned high school
building will be- rebuilt at cost Of
$685.. .0aattiA38t af
Four gamblers were caught red
handed by the Sheriff and dpsd at West
ANN ARBoR's census shows ll,l59
people, an increase Of nearly 2,0O) since
toe census OF k9l 's9T4t5ul ~
LEWIS SwARToUr and Margaret
Hewett were made one at Addison.
They are 72and u, respectively. 30
JOHN G. OWENS saw mill In Owen
dale, Huron County, burned to the
ground. Loss, $z0,J03; we'll insured.
The whalebaek steamer Christopher
Columbus will run to ST. Joseph as long
as there Is fifteen feet of water over the
bar. n.sysf ,ti.,i v,<t
A CALUMET man. thinks. a rusty old
gun he unearthed used to belong to
that cory chief, He'd Jacket, now de-
ceased. r,-s..1- ~ ~
OWING to the strike at Ironwood
the East Norrie mine will be allowed
to fill with water up to the eighth
level. ~ ED ~
MRS. JACKSON, a Coppersville Wild
ow. heard some one trying to break in
to her house, and was SO badly fright
ened that she fell over dead.
FIVE HUNDRED persons visited Pom
tiac schools during the past year, and
the teachers had to make believe they
liked to have their classes interrupted.
THIEF E was lawsuit in Posen be.
tween two Poles, The lawyers ad-
dressed jury that could neither speak
nor understand English. The plaintiff
got verdict.
EXPERTS will examine Ann Arbor's
new sewers to see why 1t i, that they
fiji up SO quick with surface water,
ETC.. when no connecti )ps whatever
have been made.
The Montmorency county eat war
is fin-lly over, and Atlanta Is growing
at the top OF the heap. The seat won't
go to Lewiston at all, the Supreme
Court having SO decided.
The new county Jail at jackson has
been formally acc opted by the board of
supervisors from Contractor Conway.
The new building is promo inced as fine
as any Of the kind in the State
THE Hib card Opera House at Jack
son having been purchased by Ed
ward f. LOwery from the Hubbard es-
tate. VIII be, thoroughly oyerhauled
and fitted up by the new. proprietor be-
fore the season opens.
A SMART telegraph operator at Clare
told everybody the waller in the depot
tank was mineral water which he in
vited people to drink for their health.
AS n any did So they would receive an
electric shock. The horrid fellow, had
connected the hands OF the cup with
an electric battery.
REPRESENTATIVES Of the various
industrial and labor organizations of
the State met at Lansing, and or
ganized for moral, political, and other
purposes. The attendance was much
smaller than an icipated. Resolutions
were adopted extending sympathy to
the railroad strikers: discountenanc.
ing the use of the militia; favoring the
free coin ge of gold and silver at the
ratio of Is to /; favoring government
ownership and control of railro ads;
against convict lab VI and indorsihg the
labels of jna-fide labor organizations.
A resolution pledging support to the
populists, was amended so as to in
dOrse the principles of the Omaha
platform, and a resolution declaring
that the property of corporations
which persistently violated the law
should be confiscated was re. ected.
EX-GOVERNOR EDWIN b. WiNANs
died Wednesday, afternoon at his resi-
dence near Hamburg, Livingston Couu-