The Yale expositor., 1896-06-12
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diocesan convention was held at Kala-
mazoo, Bishop Gillespie presiding
Saginaw has raised 81 ZOO in cash
and nearly $500 worth of clothing and
bedding for the cyclone sufferers.
| Lizzie Mcnamara, a pretty Menomi-
nee girl, took fatal dose of strychn nine.
She grieved over the death of her sister.
Wallace Wright, aged 10, fell 80 feet
from tree while catching young
crows, near Flint, and was fatally hurt.
Hon. VIM. e. Quinby, T. S. minister
! to The Hague, is visiting at his home
at Detroit on 6O-days' leave of absence.
The contract for the new Hackley
manual training school at MuslIegon
has been let to Chicago firm for
| $50, 800.
Ed Gallagher, an Adrian bartender,
bade his wife goodbye and took a dose
of chloral hydrate. Physicians called
him back.
Thieves entered Shelby drug store
and stole what they supposed was a
caslS of wine, but it proved to be keg
| filled with water.
Lapeer has decided to hold no Fourth
of July celebration this year. but to
devote the money raised to the aid of
cyclone sufferers.
A Coloma scoundrel broke into the
Congregational church and robbed the
children's missionary box of several
dollars in pennies.
The State Medical society held very
profitable meeting at Mt. Clemens at
which several interesting papers were
read and discussed.
Mrs. John Giltner, while picking
| Strawberries, near Athens, was bitten
by massassauga. She fingered sew
eral days and died
Ypsilanti's contributions for the cy-
clone sufferers are: Citizens, $455.
public schools, $3s.34; normal school,
$13l.4 total. SG25.05.
Saginaw wheelmen are pushing a
legislative bill which if passed will tax
wheelmen in that county 81 for the
purpose of good roads.
VIM. II. Smith. of Wyandottc. and
Willow. Smith broke his leg and re-
ceived internal injuries.
The Michigan Knights of the Grip
directors decided TO hold the next an
nual meeting and mass convention in
Detroit next December.
The alleged shortage of over 81 900
charged up to the old council at Niles
has been accounted for and the minds
of many citizens are relieved.
Peter Sugden, a farmer near Evart,
started mosquito smudge. The fam
lily had narrow escape from crema-
ton, and the house is in ruins.
DR.. A. G.. Cowles, of Durand, held
reunion of his pupils at his home,
which was attended by 400 people from
all parts of Michigan and Ohio.
Joseph Jubar and son. near Union
vile, were terrible shocked by the
lightning and it was feared hey would
die. They are now recovering.
The Republican alderman at Petos-
key still persist in refusing to confirm
the Democratic mayors appointees,
and the old officers will hold over.
George Eastman, founder of the town
of Eastmanville. near Grand Rapids,
died in the Kalamazoo insane asylum.
AT one time he was very wealthy.
Julius Furman. aged ~. fell into
vat of boiling water at the factory of
the Crescent Co., at Musllegon. and was
SO badly scaldcd that he died in a short
time.
Stephen Dusseau, who was a mem
Der of the famous Sho-wa-ce-mettes
rowing crew of Monroe. was killed in
the switching yards of the Lake Shore
at Elllhart, Ind.
Geo. Hartman. employed at the
gravel pits of the +. IL Il. NJ, at Ju-
niata, lost both legs and broke his arm
by falling under a train. He died
from his injuries.
Mrs. Solon Hale committed suicide
by hanging at the residence of her
brotherin-law, e. l.. King, at East
Tawas She had just returned from
hospital at Alma.
Jas. Dempsey, of Kalamazoo. went to
sleep in Marquette boarding house
with lighted pipe in his mouth. He
awoke with his clothing on fire and
was badly burned.
Calanthe lodge Knights of Pythias
at Niles rendered eX-Mayor Il. +. Wood
cock banquet in honor of his recent
election as grand chancellor of the X.
of u. for Michigan.
Thomas j. Hitler, a Hudson attorney,
was convicted of embezzlement. lie
failed to turn over $500 belonging to
the John Phillips estate, of which he
was administrator.
Rev. j. B. Banker, of MuAkegon, has
been roasting that city as immoral and
very wicked, and now the chamber of
commerce has given the reverend
hard calling down.
At meeting of the creditors of the
Lansing Iron 81 Engine works, one of
the Barnes interests which became em-
barrasscd three years ago, it was de-
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