Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-08-30

tered by the state veterinarian on account
OF tuberculosis
The Port Huron city eclectric railway
company has two suits, for $40 600 each
on hand, for knocking down and severely
injuring persons.
A daily stage will be run between Per
rinton, Middleton and Maple Rapids, 10
connect with the stage from tue latter
place 10 81. Johns
George st Marie killed ). l. Levalley,
at Thompson, near East Twas, few days
ago. There had been feud between the
men for long time
Detective George w. Powers was shot
and fatally wounded while trying TO arrest
the bandits who held up the G. X w. VI
train near Fennvile.
William J Petoskey, son of the famous
Indian chief OF that name is under arrest
In Niles, charged with obtaining money
under false prete lses
Ii is said that more deer baye been
killed near Boyne Falls this summer than
during the regular hunting season Local
sports openly boast Of il.
William Ormsley Kalamazoo saoonist
in "a fight with Henry Gensn, knocked
Genan's eye out, and settled for the samo
by pay ing him 800 cash.
The Peninsular Mining and Lumber
company has been organized in lronwood.
II vii. prepare hemlock bark for tanning
and manufacture mining tools.
Henry Kruger Of New Buffalo says
spark from c. Il w. VI. engine set fire
10 his huckleberry marsh, and has sued
the company for 81, 600 damages,
VIII Harper, formerly of Niles, while
drunk, lay down to sleep on the railroad
track near Durand. His right leg was
badly crushed and has been amputated
While Otis and Duane Por.er, living
near Lapeer, were hunting squirrels, the
gun was accidently discharged blowing
the head OF Otis Porter off, killing him in.
stantly.
George Cheesebro, the II year old lad
convicted Of numbering his grandmother
near Berlin, Ottawa county, has been sen
fenced to life imprisonment in Jackson
prison.
Farmers in the southern counties are
advised TO hold their wheat until next
spring Owing to 1.-THE stringency of the
times II is not likely that they will heed
the advice.
During a high wind last Saturday after
noon. the walls Of the United Presbyter-
ian church in Detroit collapsed. One
man was instantly killed and several 9th
ers seriously injured
Guy Edwards, aged 20, of Holly. was
e.. - g.. a. 10 rtl
ing on freight trin. He fell while the
train was in motion, and both legs were
cut Off He died In "a few minutes.
Rev Q. ID. Taylor was brought from
The Dalles. Oregon. TO Saginaw last week,
on charge of obtaining money under
fulse pretenses He Is charged with swind
ling Saginaw people out Of S5O, 600
Sam Smith, who robbed Mrs Smith in
OtseLo and afterwards attempted 10 as
sault her, was dragged from his cell by a
mob, rope put around his neck, and
strung up until he made confession.
There was a terrific ste I'm in Kalamazoo
the other night. \ religious sect in that
city thought the world was near It's end
and made preparations to ascend The
storm passed and they are still on earth.
Thomas F. Stockton and George Brooks
INVESTED 81 600 H. cash in hay on the sag
NAV marsh. They had finished their
work and had severa' stacks of hhy as the
result, " hen some one set fire the hay
They had no insurance.
The Central Michigan Normal school
in Mt Pleasant wall open September II
Al the board meeting Prof Bellows was
chosen as principal, Mrs Lydia Kniss as
preceptress and Miss ANA Moss as assis
tant. Other teachers will be added