The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-11-01

Mrs. Josie Hard stepped in front of
a train ut Quincy and was instantly
killed.
Ida Herbke, aged J, was burned to
death while playing with matches at
Detroit.
Electric cars will be running be-
tween Saginaw and Bay City within
80 days.
Jack Wartman, aged 10, was arrested
at Ludington for till tapping and barn
burning.
John Setterlund, of Harristown, fell
out of his wagon at Cadillac and broke
his neck.
Corunna voted to bond herself for
$50, 900 for a water works and electric
light plant.
Over $500 were collected in fines at
the October term Of the Eaton county
circuit court.
Mary Kashwig, q married woman,
aged 46 years. shielded with rough on
rats at Detroit
The senior medics of the L. of NJ.
have elected Melyli Shei, Chinese
lady, as their secretary.
The employees of the American Mir
ror Co., at GRAND Haven, have struck
against cut in wages.
Port Huron's council has leased the
old water works building for five years
TO the Fortified Brick Co.
Robt. Beatty struck Andrew Erick-
son on the head and killed him in
saloon fight at Gladstone.
VIM. Cooper, of Battle Creek, c. &
G. Il. brakeman, was killed while
coupling cars at Grifliths, Ind.
Ionia is threatened with an epidemic
of typhoid fever There are several
dangerous cases. Bad sewerage.
Flushing is alarmed over the unprec-
edented low state of the water in the
wells. Fevers are very prevalent.
Curtis McKinstery, of Sheldon, a
Michigan Central brakeman, had both
legs cut off by an engine at Bay City.
Shelby is after the county seat of
Oceana county and offers To build n
county jail if 1T is moved from Hart
Burglars blew off the door of the
safe in the D., ). 5. d A. ticket Office
at st. Ignace, and secured about $40.
Transfers employed on the street
paving at st. Joseph have struck for
higher wages and the work is hung up.
A heavy piece of machinery fell on
the tive-year-old son of Geo. Faber at
Grand Rapids, crushing him TO death.
Rev. and Mrs. Isaac Gray, who live
two miles northeast of lpsilanti, cele-
brated their tiftieth wedding anniver-
sary.
Chas. Provost, of Genesee county, was
Jailed at Flint on n charge of killing
his son Floyd, aged s, by brutal treat
ment.
Jacob Moloski, convicted of crimi-
nally assaulting Il little girl near Gay
lord, has been sentenced TO state prison
for life.
Mrs. j. T. Trucsdell, of Coldwater,
died from n fall down the cellar stairs
at the home of Mrs p. c. Ayres at
Jackson.
McGraw & Craney will have their
new SIS, 900 salt block in operation at
Bay City by Dec. l. The will produce
fine grade.
A girl weighing 151; ounces and
measuring Il inches in height was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Mayfeld,
at Kalamazoo.
Lenawee county now has n pictur-
! esque stone pile and several sets of ball
and chain TO make it interesting for
visiting hobos.
| Bay county will hold a special cleo
ton Nov 20, TO authorize the issuance
of Sis, 900 in bonds to pay the indebt-
ness TO the state.
There is move on foot to hold the
next encampmeut of the Michigan
| National Guard on the ST. Clair river
! below the Oakland.
The barn of Andrew Hazel, Jr., with
four horses and considerable hay and
| grain, burned near st. CLAIR. Loss
! 81 800, no insurance.
Il. w. Teevin, secretary of Enter
prise lodge of Odd Fellows, at Grand
Rapids, is missing and $50 of the
lodges funds are gone.
The wire drawing mills of the
Osceola Tamarack Copper Co, at Dol
lar Bay, have resumed work with n
| full force after long idleness.
Thieves looted the general store of
JAY Norris and the postofiice at Alamo
and the set fire which destroyed the
building. Loss 81 900, insured.
Fire destroyed the two-story build
ing owned by +. j. Mccall and occu-
pied by j. Travis as n store and dwell
ing at Alamo. The loss is s., 200.
Since the recent robberies of express
trains the American Express Co., has
armed their messengers with revolvers
and instructions TO shoot when it is
necessary.
Il. w. Stocks large cooper shop at
Iillsdale, together with its contents
and the tools of 40 workmen, were de-
stroyed by fire. The total loss is
about 50, 500.
A loss of S25, 900 was sustained by the
burning of the planning mill, dry l1ilns
and 5000, 900 feet of hardwood timber
at Thompsonville, owned by Chas. Fox
of Grand Rapids.
Geo. Carries grist mill, saw mill and
shingle mill were burned at Omer,
causing n loss of 81, 900. VIM. Clouston
and Andrew Kent lost $1,000 worth of
shingles and lumber.