The Yale expositor., 1895-04-26

A 3-year-old daughter of John
Rosine was kicked to death by horse
at Coral
David Liberman, an Adrian butcher,
was killed in n railroad wreck at Gales
burg, Pa.
Plans are being drawn for a new
armory for the Alpena guards, to cost
about $4,000.
Alonzo Sanborn filled himself full of
buckshot at Alpena. Domestic troubles
and temporary insanity.
The famous German brown trout are
being planted in the Pere Marquette
and Broadman streams.
Ludington now ranks as the second
city of the world in the production of
salt, Manistee being the first.
Cedar Springs citizens will rout all
the disorderly people in town, even if
their houses have to be dynamited.
Ephraim Towne, of Allegan county,
aged II, was thrown from his buggy
and received possibly fatal injuries.
VIM. Gray, a recluse, was found dead
in his home at Bangor. There was
Gov. Rich issued proclamat ton rec
ommending that the people of the
state generally observe May as Arbor
Day.
While worlImen were razing an old
building at Scoleld the building fell
on n boy named Smith, causing fatal
injuries.
James TerhInger was painfully
wounded near Indian River, the result
of shot from ambush. He suspects a
neighbor.
Chris Ames, of Adrian, aged 10,
claims that his father knocked him
senseless with bar of iron, and has
had the old man arrested.
Fifty goods at Olivet ask to join the
athletic association, and as this would
result in big financial gains, they are
very likely to have their way.
Sturgis people talk of tar and feath-
ers for a chap who allowed his wife
and little ones TO go to the county
house while he supported another wo-
man.
Bert Noerdlinger, young newspaper
man of Pentwater, is under arrest
charged with obtaining goods of c. f.
Moore, of Shelby, undyr false pre-
lenses.
Mrs Sarah L. V. Emery has pre-
scented the Universalists of Lansing
with church site, worth Sc, 900. She
is well-knowL Populist writer and
speaker.
Two cakes of Black river ice sent
from Port Huron to Ann Arbor for
analysis were found TO be impure and
dangerous to health, and Port Huron
Is alarmed.
Ferdinand Hoffman, n Port Huron
saloonkeeper, placed in Jail because he
neglected to pay the Sc a week ali
mony, says he will rot in Jail before he
will pay cent.
The sawmill of Nadeau Bros, located
at Nadeau, on the line of the Chicago
Il Northwestern railway, was totally
destroyed by fire. The loss is $50 600;
partially insured.
The body of an unknown man was
found in Huron river near Ann Arbor.
The body had been seen there all
winter In an upright position but had
been thought to be stump.
The Masonic home at Grand Rapids
is in need of funds, and subordinate
lodges throughout the state have been
called on to contribute to a fund to
pay the annual expenses of So, 900.
Rev. +. c. Lee, of Three Rivers, in
sermon against saloons, said that many
boudsmen were wholly unqualified,
and warned them to withdraw or he
1air he,
Mrs. Otto and Mrs. John Willetts, of
Bennington, were struck by Michi-
gan Central passenger train and car
ried $50 feet and then thrown down
an embankment. Both were painfully
cut and bruised, but will recover.
Alfred NJ. Todd, who ran for con-
grcsS on the Democrat Prohibition
Free Populist ticket in the Third
district, says his defeat cost him 81, 465,
exclusive of lawyers fees, to test the
anti-fusion law, which case he also
lost.
John Leon, of Grand Rapids, went
to Duluth, and began kissing every
woman he met. While walking two
blocks he kissed six women, and was
about to run the score up TO seven
when he was run in. The judge gave
him 81 days.
A scheme is on foot TO have Kalama-
zoo college affiliate with the big Chi
cago university. The gains to Kalama-
zoo would be very many, while losing
none of the present advantages. The
matter will be considered by the
trustees in June.
John Harrod, the married Negro
who eloped with Lille Dixon, a pretty
/ white girl, pleaded guilty at st. Joseph
and was sentenced to jackson prison
for two years. He was arrested in
Milwaukee, brought to Michigan, con-
victed and sentenced inside of As hours.
Owners of the coal mines at Albee
are complaining bitterly of the Cincin-
natl, Saginaw & Mackinaw railroad,
which charges so cents a ton TO haul
coal from Albee to Saginaw, distance
of II miles. Very little work is being
done at the mines on account of the
high tariff exacted.
Charles Ulrich was arrested at
Houghton charged with murder. The
dynamite factory of the Hancock
chemical company exploded over a
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