The Yale expositor., 1895-01-18

Worlen Of Cheboygan have secured
conviction of G. A. Gallagher, saloon
list, for keeping oren on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Parratt, of Romeo,
were struck by IA Michigan Air line
engine as they were driving across the
the track. Both were fatally injured
and u $500 horse killed.
The new Alpena & Northern railroad
is opening mp lots of new territory.
Farms are being settled, mills built
and towns tlourishing - Posen and
jackson Lake especially.
Mrs. Susan Stebbins, aged 60, of
Collins, was arrested for inducing
Grace Bugbee, aged 10, TO submit to
her son beastly desires. The son is
"a years old and has family.
A Traverse City fruit and potato
dealer paid out S13.1oS.53 for potatoes
and apples during last season, besides
shipping for other parties, making in
all three freight train loads of 80 cars
each.
The enemies of A. L. Smith, newly
elected clerk of Lake county, are try
ing to keep him out of Office on the
ground that he was never naturalized.
He claims he took the oath, but can
produce no papers.
Chas. Warren, a farmer near Pan
croft, was feeding n vicious horse
when the brute lunged forward and
bit his victims nose completely off.
Other portions of Mr. Warrens face
were terribly mutilated.
A. ii. Ashling, aged GO. a tinsmith
who separated from the wife at Adrian
many years ago committed suicide by
sending a ball through his brain in
the Botsford hotel. Remorse over
family troubles caused the deed.
Mrs. Geo. IIochstadt, the young
wife who disappeared at Owosso has
returned. She SAYS she left home be-
cause of her husbands cruelty and
would have suicided but for thc
thoughts of her babe.
Nearly the whole force of $50 men in
the American Wheel Works, of kala-
mazoo, n branch OF the wheel trust
struck against a reduction Of 20 per
cent in wages. 1t is said the shop
will be closed for year.
a floating sawmill to raise logs
from the bottom of Houghton and
Higgins lakes. in Roscommon county.
and to saw them on the spot. There
are about 100, 600, 600 fectof submerged
logs lost by lumbermen in the two
lakes.
Graduates of the trained nurses
classes of Michigan University COM
plain because amateurs foist them
selves upon the public as graduates,
fhsG Ennn,in.r GOOD n,,1 -,
competency bring discredit upon the
genuine article.
Col. G.. j. Lydecller reports to Secre-
tary Lamont that the Kalamazoo river
ought to be improved TO Saugatuck
until a 12foot channel is obtained.
Something might be done as far as AL
Logan, but improvements beyond that
point are not feasible.
Department Commander Louis
Kanitz, of the Michigan q. A. Il. has
issued orders severely condemning the
practice OF soliciting Endorsement for
public office on partisan principles in
IT, a. L. circles and reproves in partic-
ular the A. 5. Williams post, of Char
lotto, for issuing a circular TO old
comrades all over the state asking
their Endorsement for Philip Il. Van
Zile for supreme judge.
1t is just IS years ago since the first
Presbyterian church in Michigan was
organized at Monroe, and the event
was tittingly celebrated by that church.
Rev. w. A. McCorlle, of Detroit, occu-
pied the pulpit in the morning, and in
the evening the audience was addressed
by the present pastor. Rev. i. Ii. Bis
sell. The reading of letters from five
living eX-pastorS and n paper review
ing the work of the church by w. II.
Boyd, who has been an elder in this
church since 1889, completed the ex-
ercises.