Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-05-23
short State Items.

Bert Carr, of Saranac, aged ., was
drowned while bathing.
A pumpkin evaporation is among the lat
est industries in the city of Marshall.
A Mayville young lady "got the power
at revival and threw all her Jewelry out
doors. ].
Ex-Gov. Luce, of Gilead, fed i 300 bush
els of wheat to his stock during the past
winter.
TAYLOR & Erwin have bought out
Smiths broom factory and business at
Flint. and will run it hereafter.
Alpena's new industries will furnish
employment for 400 men, and the payroll
will exceed that of the lumber mills.
In Bay City late Sunday afternoon an
S-year-old son OF julius Fischer drowned
while playing on a float near Twenty-third
street bridge.
By means Of dyking, John l.. Martz, Of
Detroit, has redeemed about 400 acres OF
marsh land near the mouth of the Clinton
river. and will soon have it in fine tillablc
shape.
At a wedding near Mayville the gro0m's
| twin brothers oficiated as groomsmen and
/ the brides twin sisters as bridesmaids.
The officiating clergyman has two pairs
of twins in his family. Whether history
will repeat itself remains to be seen.
The Negaunee City Council has passed
n curfew ordinance, and all children un-
der 1G caught on the streets after the bell
rings at . p. m. will be arrested. This
is the first trial of the experiment in Mich
igan. 1t is working successfully in sew
oral Minnesota towns
There is no getting around the average
500 girl. as certain young man found
TO his sorrow. His sweetheart caught
him walking on the street with another
girl. She just took him by the ear and
marched him off without giving the poor
fellow a chance to explain.
The law faculty Mt Ann Arbor suspend
ed Freedman Field. Of Detroit, for one
year. for being implicated in the kidnap
ing scrape The father of William Nc
Way. whose face was badly burned will
acid, proposes to hunt up the offender
and prosecute them to the full extent o
: the law. No clue to the nitrate Of silve
, offenders has yet been obtained.
, President ANGEL thinks that the Levi
nrt collection, which has just come int
the possession of the university, will re
, suit In the establishment of an art schoo
at Ann Arbor. The doctor is quite enth,
D siastic over the matter. The collection
(: IL one Of the finest in the West and
!; larger and costlier than that possessed b
any university in this country. 1t cor
c tains 700 pieces, Of which 43O are o
paintings.
y BY the death Of Mrs. David b. Dennis
Q formerly Mrs. III. l.. Lewis, the Univel
y sity of Michigan becomes the heir of tn
Lewis art collection. This collection
;, valued at $780, 900, and it is said to hay
;; cost 100000.
= Up in Wexford County has been di
= covered what Is probably a relic of II
mound builders who inhabited this cou
I. try before the Indians. 1t Is located
. Boone township, and is in the form of
wall enclosing a rectangular shaped are
y of between two and three acres. 1t IL ]
Gated on n side hill, and was evidently
. fort built by these ancient people.
10 At Manistique, Reinwants' tailor sho
the Commercial House and Kcystol
!. Hotel were destroyed by fire, viii
<: Thompson's meat market had to be to-
a down in order to prevent the spread of 4
q. flames. The total loss is about So. 600.
At Battle Greek. Justice Henry he
&c Adam G. Arnold, charged with the nut
Is, der of his son, George ii. Arnold ID
2, is. 1894, to the next term of the Circ'
X, Cour: for murder, to be committed to j
without bail. Arnold was arrested FL
g, Z, and his examination has dragged frs
3: that time. This Is the, most notorio
2, murder case ever brought to trial In c
to houn County. Ii will probably be trl
- at the June term Of court.