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General News.
st. Clair county has 1Sl saloons.

Port Huron's charter is to be revised.
Sanilac county has a population of
1914.
new NJ. T.. church is to be built at
Lapeer.
Inlay City children are now tussling
with the mumps.
The DR.. McGurk will contest has
been discontinued.
A Bay View Reading Circle will be
organized in Armada.
Harvey Mentor, of Marlette, died re-
Gently, at the age of 92 years.
During the past year there were 439
marriages in st. Clair county.
Charles r. Mallon, of Port Huron, is
insane and will be sent to the asyl UNI.
The taxes of Gurley Lester, of Capac
amount to over 81 300 IN Michigan this
year.
A Sanilac County hunter shipped Is
rabbits to Port Huron one day last
week.
Capt. VIM. Balfour, we'll known
st. Clair vesselman, died last week of
consumption.
One of the oldest men of Inlay City
was drunk on the streets the other day.
A sad spectacle.
The Almont creamery has been
leased to New York man and is now
ready for business.
There were 24s deaths in the city of
Port Huron during the year 1894, near
ly one-half being children.
c. f. Patterson has started a month
l., ot rolnn,hiouilIn in fbn in
terests of Michigan Foresters.
Sarah B. Langguth, of Flint, has
been engaged to teach the Grammar
department of the Capac schools.
Mrs. Nathan Conat, of St. Clair, was
burned to death recently, her dress
catching fire from gasoline stove.
Twenty-Five citizens of st. Clair
county have within the past year,
filed wills with the Judge of Probate.
The 6-year-old trotting stallion, On
ward, belonging to Charles Dryer, of
New Haven, was found dead in the
barn.
There are ten salt blocks in st. CLAIR
county, steam and pan blocks and
Il total capacity of 100000 barrels 81
year.
Grace Kelly, domestic in the St.
james hotel, st. Clair, was badly
burned while polishing hot stove
with blacking mixed with gasoline.
The stuff took fire.
A Pullman sleeper caught fire near
Lenox on Christmas night and the oc-
cupants escaped into the coaches
ahead in their night clothes. The car
was saved after some fighting.
Palmer 4. Winchel, blacksmith
about 60 years of age, whose home was
at Almont, but who was employed by
the Fuller Buggy Co., at Jackson, was
crushed to death by their elevator last
week.
Edward Young, who has run the
stage between Sanilac Centre and Car
sonville for the past six years, will
now move to Croswell as he has the
contract for the stage route between
Croswell and Lexington.
The county officers who retired on
January lst are Sheriff Jacob BernatZ,
Deputy Sheritfs Carleton and Myron,
County Treasurer Henry +. Marx,
Deputy County Treasurer Canon Smith
and Superintendent of the Poor Friend
! Palmer.
Some miscreant placed lorry upon
the track of the +. & Z. NJ. at Ubly the
other evening and it came near send
ing passenger train off the track. AS
it happened the only damage done
was broken pilot and a lot of scared
passengers.
Vassar and the tramp fraternity
seem to be having hard time. After
the four had been caught recently, no
more appeared until one night last
week when one attacked II. c. Dean, a
prominent merchant, and knocked
him senseless with club. Everybody
now goes armed.
DR.. ON. Stephenson and Mrs. Frank
Mills, formerly of Port Huron and
who eloped from there six months or
more ago, were married in Dakota
December %, where they have passed
as brother and sister. Stephenson has
a wife in Port Huron from whom he
has procured n divorce and Mrs.
Mills husband died just before her
elopement. The elopees have few
friends left in Port Huron.