The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-08-30

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surance order with 10000 members,
met at Detroit in biennial session.
Through the concerted efforts of
Christian Endeavor people and Good
Templars, the only saloon in Munger
township, Bay county, has been closed.
Kewacodouqua, of Walpole island,
died at the age of 100. She remem-
bered instances of the war of 1872.
Hundreds of Indians attended the
funeral.
A. Haywood. near Grand Haven, has
twelve acres of corn where each stalk
will average eleven feet high, not
withstanding the drouth of SO long
standing.
Mrs. j. ID. Van Duyn, an old resident
of Manchester was killed by Lake
Shore train. Mrs. Van Duyn had be-
come deranged and she had wandered
away from home.
Oscar, the three -year-old son of VIM.
+. WinRelmann, was choked TO death
at Bay City by attempting to swallow
Il piece of crab apple which became
lodged in his throat.
The grangers from southern Michi-
gan, northern Ohio and Indiana met
at the Baw Beese park, near Hillsdale,
fer their annual reunion and the at
tendance was very large.
The crew of the schooner Wanderer,
which ran into Sand Beach barbor for
shelter, reports the loss of Capt. Alex
ander Spence and John Body, a sea-
man, in Lake Huron in a heavy gale.
Ctoto no I'll I1ooI
Storrs has appointed as inspectors un-
der the pure food laws w. Il. Scatter
good, of Ithaca; John /. Breck, of Jack
son, and John X. Bennett, of Muskegon.
John Walker and Allan DURANGO had
a fight while threshing near Yale, and
DURANGO struck Walker terrific blow
on the heao with club, fracturing
the skull, and he is in a critical con-
dition.
The vacancy of The office of Judge of
probate of Mackinac county, occa-
stoned by the recent demise of Judge
James Gallagher was filed by Gov.
Rich appointing Charles Common, of st.
lgnace.
Frank Austin, mate on a Menominee
tug picked up what looked like an
empty dynamite shell and began tear
ing it TO pieces. The explosion tore
off two fingers and u thumb and ruined
one of his eyes.
a horse belonging to NJ. Matielos, of
South Haven, valued at Sl75 ran away.
One of the shafts of buggy standing
over foot. 1t plunged down a 5O-foot
Al m, ha al nj av,,i,.aH
C. III. Lambert, OF Elllhart, Ind. mar
ried Miss lena Russell, at Niles. At
the time he had $1,000 and said he
intended TO embark in business. After
a week Lambert disappeared and the
young bride is frantic. Foul play is
suspected.
James L. Edison, aged 81, senior
partner of the well-known wholesale
dry goods firm of Edison, Moore a. Co. 4,
Detroit, died from paralysis, which
was the result of partial sunstroke
received while fishing at Orchard lake
during the summer.
George w. Arnold, near st. Johns,
thinks he has struck ii rich on his
farm. lie exhibited sample load of
soft coal. which appears to be of the
best quality. The vein which runs
through his land is said to be very
rich and almost incXhaustiblc.
The steamer Burlington. owned by
L. Grant Grummond, of Detroit, was
burned 20 the waters edge in Medium
bay, near the Grand Manitoulin island.
The crew of L. men was taken off by
the tug James Story. She was rated
at ST., 900 and had 50, 900 insurance.
The Tivola hotel was raided at Ian
sing and seven women arrested as dis
orderlies and prostitutes. A door had
been cut between the Tivola and the
Oak Hall saloon and the girls there
met men. The hotel proprietor claims
10 have been ignorant of these doings.
The packing house and contents OF
Inglefritz & Son, at Monroe, was de-
stOyed by fire, causing loss of SC, 900.
on which there was an insurance OF
but S., 600 Agricultural implements
and considerable grain stored in the
cellars was ruined. 1t was incendiary.
There are 90 life convicts in the
prison at jackson. OF thes esq are in
for murder and eight for criminal as.
sault. Joseph Duquette Is the Oldest
time-server, having been received 81
years ago for numbering his two-year-
! old child. Bartholomew Sands is the
oldest lifer, being 50. He came tC
prison "a years ago. He is in the
prison hospital.
Within the month the common coun
| ell of Pontiac passed Sabbath observ
ance ordinances which have teen far
reaching in their grasp. All business
and refreshment places of every kind
were forced to close. The resulting
puritanical Sabbaths have evidently
not been appreciated and enjoyed b,
I all citizens, as the council has re
scindcd those ordinances.
4 Grand Haven correspondent say:
Kalamazoo must look out for her eel
cry laurels Muskegon and Ottaws
| counties are after her. Grand HaveI
claims to raise the finest and largest
celery in the country. This year the
growers have opened up new marke
in New York City and the American
Express Co., is shipping from one L
two tons daily to that point.
George Loyst and family had a mar
row escape from being cremated il
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