Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-01-02

erai times put no bones were Y33f3kNpp
he VIII recover. SAfhu~F
A new postofice has been established
in Cheboygan County hve. pile4 sOntheast
of Riggsyille, which has been named
after Congressman Weadock
The BELL Company has reduced tho
price of commercial Telephones at Kala-
mazoo from $3.50 to 80 quarter AL be-
cause new company has invaded the
town. The price was formerly ST..
Schoolcra H.. of, part Huron. has
n man of the village al Palmer. now the
city OF st. Clair. II was made n ~;
and shows routes OF seyerai Dso3ecp'o
ratroads, nor one o. wlrh tWes{sver
built. ~
The Exchange Bank at Even has fail
ed Its liabilities are estimated at $lO,-
600, with about $1,000 assets. Cashier
Gardiner says that the failure IL due to
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James Daiiy' paaeht AZ .Nercy Ll,p os
pitai, Mahistee, suHefmg iro'h 'necnoi-
ISM escaped wtnopt coat, ha' unu Anoes
ana wandered ouu into tne s"a"p GU"
night: Inc next nornnis hs pou' vas
Iouhd lying on INC sSrV"u' Lk4N ~
@. @. Spaulding, fruit grower OF Ben
ton Harbor, picked number Of buds ana
blossoms from ms pants Sa.uraay MORN
ins' ne also pcAou netI' y, ~. - -,
strawperry' ramsles weIe .u'oo"e ="
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The postoffice at Jasper, q village on
the Fayette branch of the Lake Shore
Road, was robbed OF all mail, Registered
IN n
was in a small store and contained no
safe. POSTMASTER Goodseii cannot ten the
amount VI ues 'oss' ~
The residence of John NJ. MARI, sales
man and collector for George A. Alder
man and the Saginaw Milling Company,
was burglarized and $514.SS in cash and
SLIT. 33 in checks taken. Mr.. MARI thinks
that some one i'm Bay City must have
seen him count his money and followed
him to Saginaw. itAft
80. p.n.i c.o.,. a., A.. - tha tr;o,
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inc hi. son George returned n. verdict of
manslauehter. Arnold was sitting by the
side of Prosecuting Attorney Clark when
Foreman Frank 10. Smith. of Marengo,
gave the verdict and exclaimed: "Oh,
NV Godr' Crowds had been waiting up-
| on the streets for the verdict. which gives
general satisfaction.
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~ ~. xt, Crassn,an ,yos a
member IF several largo German socie-
ties. and Mrs. Grossman belonged to the
United Friends. All these organizations
and hosts of other friends followed the
hod;es to tho grave
g. e p,ao h,
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IIonu, ' IT, iii con rnovo b;s family ~
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nv
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, 90 "a @ a 80, =
unu.i u,e nsc VI 10 .eai,' ss",'eu - ~
a atnnaa ond r.h",, nrros,a,, re
20 20 IT. ~ III 80 &c u";n anat,,;
$1,000. 6IIo1 ,,,;tb n,,tIor,. ,oorf,n,, nj Ia,
W.. liz o w,m an,;o,. ,rhn, ,inn no
nnun,rons ,'h;nh ,.oro ellen ,ro~ort,l
ae,o.h..s W. s',u' " sro =, oeh 49,.
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I'll. $50 ~ III .h". -. -.
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Inc supreme Court decided that tne
ponce OF the city OF Detroit nave no right
10 detaih as evidence III SUIT ior man
slaughter against the engineer OF Duilu-
ing the boilers which caused the expn-
sion In the Detrolt Journai once recently.
when thirty seven persons met taeir
death. 1t Is charged that the engineer
allowed the steam TO become 50 low IN the
boilers that the explosion resulted. Ile
police have since held possession OF ne
boilers under an order from the Ciroui:
court, which the supreme Court hoids
must De set aside ana inc property re-
stored to the owner
A. A. Ellis, who drew $1,000 extra from
the State during his incumbency Of the
office of Attorney General of Michigan,
| in the belief that the constitutional
| amendment of 1891, which increased his
| salary from $500 to 81, 500 per year, had
| been adopted, will be required to cover
| the money back in the State treasury in
| accordance with an opinion filed by the
| Supreme Court. The case also covers
| those of the other State officers who drew
extra salaries under the amendment of
| 1893, which was afterward found to have
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