The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-02-22

Out of $4,000 taxes at Holland only
$500 remains unpaid.
Houghton has 1000 applications for
naturalization papers.
James Robinson, of MenomiEee, was
killed by falling log.
Nearly 800 conversions were made at
the recent revival in Charlotte.
The Y. NJ. C. AS of the Kalamazoo
district met at Benton Harbor.
Stanton will vote on bonding for
1000 for an electric light plant.
Cassopolis will build an engine
house, lookup and council room com
bined.
Isabella, Gratiot and Ithaca county
bicycle cranks have formed a tri-
county league.
David Powers, farmer near Flint,
fell from his stable loft, striking on
his skull, causing death.
August Lohrle, German milRman,
of Saginaw, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head.
Robt Rowland's farm house near
Pontiac burned and the family mar
rowly escaped cremation. Loss 81, 800.
The wife of Charles Bloomstrom,
near Kent City, attempted suicide
with razor, dividing an artery at the
wrist.
Horace p. Sanger, aged 81, slipped
and fell on sidewalk at Paw Paw,
and it is thought he received fatal in
juries.
Berrien Springs proposes to offer
free factory sites and plenty of water
power as an inducement to manu-
facturers.
Terry ParShall, n Harbor Springs
brute, has been convicted of an un-
natural crime against his 11-year-old
daughter.
VIM. Nichols has been arrested at
Morrice for the murder of his uncle,
Michael Colt, near Williamson, last
November.
The Alger club, of Detroit, has APP
pointed "A committee to secure for
Detroit the next national Republican
convention.
Howell ladies desire to maintain the
supremacy temperance has gained
over the saloons and will establish
coffee saloon.
Adolph Clanchee and Asa Kilbourne
were arrested for counterfeiting and
Hill Joslin for passing counterfeit
money at LalIeview.
Ann Arbor ferry boat No. 1, which
was fast in the ice at Manistee for
more than week, has released her
self and entered port.
Flushing thinks it has a genuine
bed of peat about a mile from town.
There is bog marsh, supposed TO be
undertake with the fuel.
Julius Fisher, the Bay City police
man who shot Max Drifke at Tawas
City last summer, has been found
guilty of manslaughter
Mrs John Groenendal, aged 90, of
| Grand Haven, committed suicide by
hanging herself. Her husband found
her hanging in the woodshed.
Stark Lampman, of Tustin, is a G.
A. X. veteran, aged 60 years. Mrs. l..
is "a years old. They have been mar
ried % years, but have just received
their first heir.
Louise Hopkins, a special student
in the University at Ann Arbor, a
daughter of the late Judge Hopkins,
of Peoria, Ill, became insane from
worry over examinations.
Deputy u. S. Marshal Boswell placed
Ed. Jennings under arrest at Benton
| llarbor under suspicion of having cut
open mail pouches. He was living
under suspended sentence on previous
| charges
While Mrs. l.. L. Hastings, of Win
| chester, was away from home her chill
dren got hold of kerosene can and
| spilled the contents on the stove. The
clothes of one child, aged 4 years,
caught fire and he was fatally burned.
Mrs. Anna S. benjamin, of Portland,
who has been elected to fill the Office
of president of the state w. c. Il. L.,
made vacant by the death of Mrs.
| Mary L. Lathrap, has been president
of the Fifth congressional district w.
G. Il. u. for Is years
A boy named John Ebert, was found
in shanty at n lumber camp a few
miles from Big Rapids, bleeding to
| death. He was unable to give an ac-
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condition, but he is supposed to have
shot himself while handling a gun.
lie died soon after being found.
G. b. Grant, of North Star, was ar
rested by u. 5. Marshal Perriott, of
Bay City, for fraudulent use of the u.
S. mails He advertised in the name
of j. j. Jack, in the Detroit Free Press,
for men to go south, expenses paid,
and requiring 81 enclosed in letter to
show good faith. He secured over
500 from applicants.
Deputy Collector of Customs Nichols
received notice that Benton Harbor
would in future be an all-year-round
open port, instead of being closed six
months each year, as heretofore. Boats
coming in after December l were
formerly reported from Milwaukee.
This will help the Twin cities to get
governmental assistance in improving
and maintaining the harbor.
Frank Lodge, of the Owosso e Cor
unna street railway, now in the hands
OF receiver and involved in litigation,
says the road will resume operatioth
at once and will be equipped wins
electricity within year, steam being
the present motor-power. 1t is sup
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