Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 1

i NUMBER 225 Im Paving 3 The Strike Extending It Goes Into EfftTeDy front ita or The month of NATIONAL BOARD HEALTH tr MICHIGAN ADVERTISEMENTS A URIOUS CONVICT the Ingltsin Exciting Affair THE hle iue company ATAL ACCIDENT AMUSEMENTS WEST VIRGINIA 7 REE PRESS OICE 5y Oo 0 a 5 COLUMBU3 a 1 THE INDIANS matters BALTIMORE THE COURTH Indians in RAILWAY MATTERS THE WEiTHEB THE GALLOWS Preston 3 Cloudy Cloudy 53 56 58 38 38 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 50 0 0 5 Rainfall 040 009 023 145 JEERSON AVENUE Highest barometer Eowest barometer Highest thermometer 1 XMrest thermometer Total rainfall Prevailing wind Maximum velocity wind Number of rainy days Number of cloudy days April April April April April A 00MBIKATI0H TO DEEAT MA YOB NOMINATIONS 48 47 43 44 NEW YORK Im O'Donnell drunk sent up ninety days Ann Hanna drunk sent up ninety days Petitions for the ef Beaubien and Montcalm Streets TROOPS OBDKHED TO SAN RAN CISCO msqviM or te lines ofaesw I day 75c 9 day a 25 3 days fl 65 day days S3 35 1 week $2 50 3 weeks 34 3 week Two Bara from an Iron Railing and Threatens to HUI the He is Shot but not Subdusd IZKlAL ON IRST AOK irst day 15c per line each nubwquentday lOe first oolumw first pagk 10c per 1ms each insertion Jewel' 1C Pontiac The season is very backward and but little plowing has been done The roads too are just getting into condition and from all these causes business has been dull of late The old Pontiac having been disorganized last fall a number of youngmen have procured Instruments and for the last three months have been receiving instructions with such success that they now play with facility They have lately given entertainments in Clinton Hall calling out large audiences the object being to realize funds for uniforms etc SQUARE 1 week 31 50 3 weeks 2 50 3 weeks S3 50 1 month 4 50 3 months 19 00 3 months 1 13 00 months 395 tt 1 rear 6M1 00 A correspondent writes There was an organ concert given in the Methodist Episco pal Church Thursday evening It was the occasion of the first opening of the new audi ence room to th? public the services of the church having hitherto been held in the basement since the erection of the new edifice The concert consisted of vocal and instrumental music by Messrs Whittemore Thomas and Boice of Detroit and vocal music by the church choir All of the parties implicated in the late burglary have been arrested and most of the stolen property restored It is said that the thieves hail from Chicago Heavy Thnnder tionn In Chicago Chicago May A very heavy rain storm accompanied by thunder and ligntning prevailed here from seven o'clock last night until near daylight this morning An im mense quantity of water fell and four houses in different parts of tte city were struck by lightning and set on fire but the damage was slight in all cases PASSAGE OP THE STREET OAR HORSE BELL ORDINANCE 2 3d 19 44 21 21 fa Oac ia tn 0 to I 20 20 to I 0 3 I 1 Thermometer 37 38 38 43 51 47 50 30 3 48 43 39 Dawson according to the ibrne says he offered to furnish the whole amount of beef wanted far the Indian agencies at $462375 less than the contract price made la 1 evening but that his bid was ostensibly re jected on a technicality but really because of the Indian ring influence TROOPS ORDERED TO S1N KANCVCO Two hundred troops have been ordered from here to San rancisco A BILL KXCMTIOVS A bill of exceptions has been filed in the case of Nixon sentenced to be hanged on ihe Il THE ELECTRIC LUID mail carrier the north rc Mountsfn City nine for plaintiff and Cape districts are greatly alarmed at tte The above bonds I threatening attitude of the Indians Tie Snakesand iutes are pouring ion directions all in war paint A public meet ine has been called at Mountain City to take a Trr an outbreak A LITTLE MORE GRAPE THROWS INTO THE A9SI9TAJT MARKET i CLEM QUETHOM The Liabilities the Atlantic National 037300 Thurlow Weed Dangerously 34 33 37 37 40 47 47 49 49 43 I octet Stone Cameo with white nt "i Blood Stone Back inder I with ten dollars by leaving it at tore niyi 'r and tier Probably no against the IM 5: IM 100 lie 101 is 100 IM 101 102 99 7i 103 101 ft 10 Ht 101 99 OJ 99 WHO 99 DC 99 99 CO l) 9j 99 99 It 99 ft 59 99 ft 99 99 10 Al 60 ') 20 a 001 015 Oll 007 oso 013 005 Oi5 006 007 S31 I sd i Rain Aprilaril April 10 April 11 April 13 April 13 April 14 April 15 April 16 April 17 April IS April 19 April 20 April 21 April 22 April 21 April 24 April 25 April 96 April 27 April 33 April 29 Annl 30 moan 29885 Prevailing wind northwest Total number of miles traveled 5331 The following is a comparison with the corresponding month of 1872 time render her recovery extremely uncer tain She is now improving Galbraith's shingle milt in the town of Nel son near Cedar Springs Kent County was completely destroyed by fire on Tuesday last The origin of the fire is not known The Ann Arbor Argus of riday says that an accidentally detached stove pipe' and an es cape of coal gas came very near proving fatal to Getrude daughter of Robison on Wednesday last and a cousin who roomed with her Both of the young ladies are now out of danger Derrick of on Tuesday while drawing some timber with his team wse thrown under the wagon by the horses becoming frightened and running away and the wagon passed over his breast Had it not been that the place where he fell was covered with sawdust he would un doubtedly have been fatally injured As it was he fortunately escaped with a severe bruising Tweucy new dwelling houses have been erected in Lapeer thus far dining the pres ent spring The erection of many more is in contemplation An old frame house owned by a man named Bowdish of Mason Ingham County was dis covered to be on tire on the morning of the 27th ult The lire had gained such headway that no effort was made extinguish it and the building was totally destroyed The building was insured for $200 Sj bl i 3 08 3 fift I I I 3 I I I Aines Nay Co lues Nay Jt Co Nay Co 31 Cass avenue I A Rooms Puprez A Minstrels Steamer Evening Star Geo Angell Strassbnrg's flail Jlisslarc Coombs 1 Deaths on Second Page Bonds Coin Gold Silver College fl nne Stamps Preston A Co tlte Barber 027 IS 172 037 055 0U1 2905 3903 1900 Slavery large amount of Ice from er: In llmnlramck and Grosse Pointce hatever at the lower end of the iAKE private families hotels ana hiur nts a specialty and now beg to the public that we are ready for ja the receipt of orders to that effect Between eleven and twelve Thurs day negro namedWU Johnaon somewhat intoxicated called at house of Sam oster on Ohio street and wanted Sam to come out doors and have a talk with him oster did not like to go out as he had had some trouble with Johnson and as the latter has just completed serving a sentence for cutting and slashing a colored man last winter Johnson went away but came Jack in a few moments with a razor tucked up his sleeve He walked into the house with out knocking sat down and coolly informed oster that he had better get ready to die He had come there he said to reduce tbe colored population of Detroit bygone and nothing which his victim could or do Would prevent him from carrying his threats into execution There was no one else in the house and while oster was trying to reason with Johnson the latter made a dash tor oe ter with the razor inflicting a slight wound oster seized a chair ind hacked into the Cor and a lively fight commenced He knocked his assailant down but broke the chair in so doing and was then knocked down himself and Johnson sat down on his breast and put a knee on each arm thus holding him fast 'There is no doubt that he meant to scalp his victim He held the head to one side and mde an incision with the razor part way around1 the bank of the head He was still at his work when cries brought In some of the neigh bors who disarmed tta flHhredModcc and attempted to secure him but he beat them off and made his escape Weather Report Detroit riday May 2 Meteorological observations by Louts Black Co opticians 194 Jefferson avenue Time Barometer Thermometer Wind Weather a i 12 4 i Maximum temperature for twenty four hours 63 deg minimum 44 deg War department Office Chief signal Officer Mays 8 ProbabiUtiM or the Gulf States Tennessee and South Atlantic States generally cool clear ing weather northwesterly to southwesterly winds and higher pressure or the Northwest and upper lakes and thence southward to the Lower Missouri and Lower Ohio Valley oc casional rain partly cloudy and clearing weather with lower temperatures or the lower lakes and Middle States cloudy and rainy weather northeasterly and south westerly winds or Canada and New England falling barome ter threatening weather and rain Cautionary signals continue at Duluth Milwaukee Chicago Grand Haven Detroit Toledo Cleveland Buffalo Rochester Oswego Norfolk Baltimore Cape May New York New Haven New London Boston Portland Me and Eastport and are ordered for Savannah Charleston and Wilmington Jot A fresh lot of Cream Bologna at Ames Nay A Co's 170 Jefferson avenue ar Prices to Sure the One Button Kid Gloves 5 Two Button Kid Gloves 5c Conets 906 Ladies Silk Ties in all Ct lore 50c The above goods and prices can lie found at the New York Cheap Store 146 Woodward are 3 Orange Another new confection at Ames Nay Peck A Co are now receiving their second stock of spring and summer dry goods which will be found very desirable and cheap Those Cocoa Cream Drops advertised last week take well Try them or sick headache sallow complexion indi gestion liver complaint and all bilious diseases use Dr Compound Mandrake Pills Amis Nay A Co win draw Soda from their new fountain on Monday 5th 1 1 Our readers will find the choicest selection ot New Dry Goods at Messrs Geo Peck A in our city During the last weak they have opened a large stock of New Styles 1 ifty Boxes Naples Oranges at wholesale or retail Ames Nay A Co 170 Jefferson ave Everything desirable for the comfort con venience and pleasure of its guests is supplied with a lavish hand by the proprietors of the American House Boston The Messrs Rice are untiring in their efforts to please Read Dr advertisement in snffher column headed Private Matters TUR MATTERS New York May The cud Drivers' Association ka unaniiiioiilv adopted resolutions requiring all memuei abide by the rules on and May that no driver in the Association shall drive enler ahorse on any trret governed by the rules of the National Association Aui'ng the trainers and drivers 'vlii voted were Mc Minn Mace Doble Roden Paran fer and Lovett Toe National Association had previ ously refused a conference consider rules beneficial to all concerned THE STRIKE The coopers' strike is becoming more ex tensive and the men in this city and ueg: borbood are evidently co operating Time or wages do not enter into the present contest the men onlystriking against the nse of East ern made barrels which are furnished in Stw York much cheaper than they can be manu factured here A few ef the large employeis have conceded to the demands of the men The society of coopers in Manhattan dis trict numbers 1700 members and is said to have a large fund in the treasury The organization extends through tho country with a total membership ot 17000 and the officers ot the society say the present movement has the sanction of all the lodges in the United States The strike up to the present time has not become general but as many of the large dealers have heavy con tracts to fill it seems likely that a temporary settlement will be made It is said that hundreds ot the most intelligent workmen are opposed to the present movement but claim that the strike was (Vrw trtl by the Grand Master of the Union al Cleveland who has issued orders that the trade of non societv establishments in the Eastern states must be crushed out Later The strike cf coopers is virtually ended Several of the largest manufacturers conceded to the demands ot the sjrikers to day and the men returned to work ATLANTIC NATIONAL J'ANK Receiver Strong of the Atlantic National Bank reports 8304000 missing The liability are set down at The assets which are $304000 short may be further changed by new developments in the investigation CONCEPT SALOONS CANNOT BE SU1TRESSKP The grand jury to day made a presentment on the subject of the suppression of concert saloons in which they say the excise lieem shield the proprietors and only the owner of premises are liable te criminal prosecution and punishment A COMBINATION IN OPPOSITION to MAYOR HAVEMEYElt It is rumored that a combination has been made in the Board of Aldermen to defeat ail the nominations made by Mayor Ilavemeycr unsatisfactory to them" three Republicans four Democrats and one Apollo Hall being the parties It is also asserted that no pro visons having been made in the new charter for the retention of Major Havcmeyer as in the ease of heads of departments he will go onto! office with the expiration ot th9 old charter It the rumor is well founded Aider man Vance a Republican of the custom house interest would be Mayor iruttl the election provided be the new charter viz 1874 THVirtow weed again ill Thurlow Weed is again dangerously ill every house for a block around were more or less numbed and shocked The bricks were end andjrit' otherways and some of them were thrown half a block AJRitherrbolt descended in the piece of wolidfli north ot St Hospital and Striking a tree about thirty feet high split it into kindling wood and threw some of the limbs two hundred feet The bolt passed down into the ground when it left making a hole as large as a leg and coloring and cracking a stone in the way Everybody within a quarter of a mile was affected by the presence of the fluid and a street car driver knows of a man who grabbed hi watch and ran out doors in 1 rAzr from the country east of h'lwich were in the city yesterday looking 'it a woman forty years of age who left tr triends three or four days ago and cannot bund She was not in her right mind teen she went away and was heard of at be indsor dock having attempted to steal ride io this side Her name is Maria Wal and any information concerning her can let i at the Central Station A family named Torrance I ronto bound to California by i route came across the ferry yes the two horses looked as if pine I i 1 'ten their diet lor a month and the ready to in the first deep i hoi a wife and four children f' packed among old chairs and pie pipe and the father and husband dollars left after reaching this side How nitre's no telling what energy can ac bipli AMILY PHYSICIAN r'E KEEPER and SECOND containing 644 closely printed Retails at 82 Sample copies sent I tressing the Ann Arbor Printing Uo anacv Ann Arbor Mich DR A CHASE ishing to purchase or sell stockss of all ilescriptions should ad NORVELL Stock Broker 107 mh23 tf OR The engine now in use at the PRESS BUILDINGS IS OERED OR SALE i Toom for a larger one Is in completerer and will be sold cheap Size 10 in jnd 12 in stroke The Governor and the Leglalatnre at Logcerheads Wheeling Va May The Legis lature of this State being at loggerheads with the Executive appointed during the last session a Board of Public Works independ 1 ent of the Governor It was generally sup posed that he was quietly acquiescing in their movements to avoid trouble This bo gus Board of Public Works appointed a su perintendent and a Board of Directors of their own for the penitentiary and in full force at the penitentiary at Mounds ville to take possession Superintendent Sbollcross having conferred with Gov Ja cobs who is at present in this city and acting 1 upon his authority refused to admit the bogus board and ordered the guard to shoot any one attempting to enter without bis per mission The logU9 board returned to this city last evening for consultation as to future movements The Jnteltigencer compares this episode to the Modoc warfare and the besieged lava beds Gov Jacobs has by this action shown his intention to firmly maintain his position The new liquor law in this State West into effect yesterday number of fry glouns to close BT L0UI8 is COMMON COUNCIL Bn s' no 19 lS(h i Ism IQ JO 04 I recilman Bro Bro i Heifer of tte Home of the riendless 5 iof Bobmson linn pj Toledo Line Steamers 1C Cotnpinr Geo Peck Co Rice Anics Nay Co a of tlie rml Lr cn avenue Shel consider the quest of repavmg at Mr Bacon's school ho on Sat A Rew Company Qrganlxed in Inilaaa Indianapolis May Articles of associa tion have teeu tiled in the Secretaryf State Railway witn a capital oi a iit it: nt re act Marion Indiana seventy mile At Rushville the road will connect with the projected road from that point to North ernon Marion with the Cincinnati Wabash Mich igan Republican party In fact he waa an ardeat Republican up to a few weeks ago when he went down to Washington to see about keeping hie office four years longer He had faith after he came back as was evinced by confident expressions of final success But when the telegraph flashed the news that Grant had appointed ee Postmaster at Adrian it just flashed upon the mind of William A that the Republican party was corrupt Jfow he is in for retorm a new party and more ofliee 51 5 r'' We believe the Republican party is corrupt Aave believed it for years and we want a strongs outspoken journal to advocate the rights of the people for fmneiple and not for revenge There were never brighter prospects for a reliable anti administration paper in this city than to day Whether the proprietor of the Adrian Journal can get the dust wiped off his glasses sufficiently soon to see his advan tage and will then have good sense to put the management of hts paper into good energetic hands and supply a want that has long been felt in this county is more than I can say Cork Rew iX'rY TO On long time at ten ner In th Northwestern Mutual Lite In Inquire of DAVID PARSONS Gen li Ll Jetlcrson ave Detroit Mich I myl lwAlstwkemlptf Specifications A Short Lived Special Order fil Ihvx A boy five years piu on of Jotiu 1 Shenahaw of Sixth street I eililown stairs testerdayand broke his jaw three teeth and received a bad gash ou Hit bead Seven or eight young a yesterday took a couple of dogs out on tie 'mmons between Michigan avenue and kser and Twelfth and ourteenth at 1 them for an hour or so on wager of five Their names have ken re aied and wUl hve a chance toeil the Recorder all abou St A man named Millet livinga Crccban trett went to his y6841' morning and found that some one had 'beared hi mane and tail as close as I'T ible and then clipped the animal's bait an isc'a It i supposed to have been the Woik of 'me young men who were dying to The following sales of real estate in De troit in which the consideration is over 1 1400 were recorded in the office ot thp Reg ister of Deeds during the past week: i John Brown to John Eatnan lot 14 in block 90 of the Cass farm southwest corner of Willis avenue and Second street for 1700 rancis Klotz to Michael Springer the westerly 20 1 2 feet of lot 3 tn block 9 ot the Witherell farm north side of Chestnut street between Dequindre street and St Aubin av enue for 9540 Charles Woodruff to rancis Klotz lots 57 and 58 of subdivision of the Chapoton farm south side of Preston street between McDougall and Elmwood avenues for WO 4 Catharine Hubbard to Daniel lot 4 In block 6 of the Cass farm south side of Congrees street betwen Cass and Pearl streets for 910000 Daniel Gfobbel to Henry Wledbrusch lot 122 of section of the Chene farm north side of Antitetam street between Chene street and Joseph Campau avenue for J612 Mpry Canfield to the Lafayette Avenue Qaptist Church lot 5 and the easterly half of lot fi in block 20 of the Cass farm being 75 by 130 feet on the soutkside of afayette avenue between Cass and irst streets fir3125 William A Butler to Emma Merrill lot 9 in block 97 of the Cass farm south side of Canfield avenue between Cass avenue and Second street for 9750 Robert Hubbard to rank Degel lot 22 in block 24 of private claim 44 of the La fontaine farm northeast corner of rancis and ifteenth streets for 9575 Alexander Delano to Moses Doane lot 3 in block 07 of the Woodbridge farm south side of Abbott street between Ninth avenue and Tenth street for 92500 Lyman Carr to Anna Smith 26 feet ot lots 9 and 10 in block 14 of the Labrosse farm south side of Pine street between ifth and Sixth streets for 91600 John Schultheis te Thoma Bbcheim tot 17 of subdivision ot outlot 30 ot the St Aubin farm northwest corner of St Aubin avenue and Jay streets tor 91275 George 1a Malts to Mary Belman the westerly half ot lot 19 in block 14 of over I TuAflMM yiI an lwintr 30x100 ft Ofi MWK WitU 1 a Annual Convention at Second Day's Proceedings 'Cincinnati May 2 The American Pub lic Health Association met this morning and appointed Drs Touor Jarvis and Bell a Committee on Publication The Executive Committee was directed to call a special meeting this coming summer and fix the time for the next annual meet ing An invitation from the Mayor of Provi dence Rhode Island to hold the next an nual meeting there was accepted A paper prepared by Dr Elisha Harris of New York on areas of sanitary administra tion and the practical application ot general laws and local ordinances relative to health was read by President Smith The import cf the paper was that health laws were beneficial and their efficiency and value depended upon the intelligence ot committees executing them The only real security against the march ol cholera was the intelligent execution by committees of good health laws Central boards of health were desirable lor dirt'asing intelligence and awakening public interest A resolution was adopted appointing Dra Elisha Harris Dorman Eaton John Ordronneaux and Stephen Smith a commit tee to consider and report the best plan lor the appointment and organization of national State and local boards of health Dr VVm Clendenin ot Cincinnati lead a paper on the general causes of disease He spoke of the difficulties of diagnosis among which are imperfection of pbyso logical science disposition to ig nore trivial causes the effect of which Is to neglect the study of common diseases and to make frantic exertions against violent recurring epidemics which in reality are not so destructive as some other diseases which create no special alarm but operate slowly and steadily The main body ot the paper was devoted to instancing cases in which there was special danger ot ialse diagnosis The special commKtee on quarantine pre sented a report prepared by Henry Harts horne of Philadelphia its President It was to the effect that the only legitimate purpose ot quarantine was the inspection of vessels tor the detection and removal of causes of dis eases they may impart The report was dis cussed and recommitted In the afternoon a communication from Dr Marsden of Quebec presenting his plan for quarantine was read All the papers were discussed The report ot the Commitee on Quarantine was sharply criticized MICH The St Johns Exchange mrlv known as the St John's House) has n'rwlT reopened ami furnished throughout le fi ned to the traveling public as a flrst houfe on May 1st GEORGE 1 LOltA Hon Watkins of Allegan has re moved to this city and will engage in manu facturing The weather has been very favorable for the making of improvements on the fair grounds preparatory to the June meeting of the Driving Park Association and two weeks hence it is expected the track will be ready for use At a meeting of the Common Council on Tuesday night the Mayor submitted a state ment of the financial condition of the city for the year just closed The municipal debt including bonds and accrued interest is 9147900 389500 was received from taxation and $20735 from licenses etc for the main tenance of the government during the year There was raised by special assessments for building sewers improving and opening streets the sum of $92591 Sin rancisco May 2 No courier bidrri'vad at Yreka UP to this evening No Waha Toledo I furtber news from the iava bed Railway with a capital oi i me escoii road is designed to run from Itu hville to I xst killed left Yreka for Redding this alter a iL I noon Lieutenants Harris and Egan and Surgeon Semig wounded in the last tight at the fava bed are getting along well and will probably recover TYia Striking Mill Operative in Rhode I Island Providence 1 May 2 The mlil owners in Woonsocket shut their gates to day AH is quiet at the delaine mill Olney vlile Everything goes ou as ifeU'J the dis turbances of Jat evening not being renewed The mills in ihe Pawtucket Valley were not troubled with the ten houis strike no hands have left and everything i running as usual Providrnck May 2 The mils from which any considerable number ot operatives have struck ten hours have shut down and will not start againit is understood until they ean run a full fecee on the oid schedule of time A large prop riina of the mills of the State are not a'Jrctcd by the strike and the susiwnstoo of the others will probably not be of long duration elix Ducros a well known stoc! money and exchange broker ot New leans i ports to have absconded with $100000 be longing to his patrons DETROIT MICHIGAN SATURDAY MAY 3 1873 by ree Press Company Il I i la advance 100 month 10 qq rJryear 5 00 i I pe 200 1 Vr 'drafts when practica postoffice also the Tri Weekly or eekly REE PRES5 CO MISCELLANEOUS I have removed my office and to 1 Woodward avenue opposite im A SEARS Undertaker 1 2' 8 ad 4 of subdivision of the Chapoteu farm soastfi tide' of Gratiot street between Joseph Campau and' wood avtfuosCbr fl00 also lot 29 for $500 John Harvey Hebert Bell lot 10 in block 38 of the Cass farm north side of Howard street between Second and Third streets for Henry Letourneau to Catherine A Mc Laugblin 33 fort ot lots 152 and ICO ol the Stanton farm west side of Eighteenth streetbetween Marquette and Baker fleets for HTN James Deering to Jane Crawford lot 3 ot the Chene fum' north? side of Atwater street between Walker street and 'Joseph Campau avenue tor l100 rank Gabriel to Antori Pnlte lots 88 84 and 85 of the Thompson farm south side ot Linden street between Twelfth and Thir teenth streets for 9600 rancis A Btedes to Robert jconinspu lot 7 in bloek of the Cass farm west Mde of Cass avenue between Bigg and Chaflotte Streets for 9800 A AN ENDLESS TASK Superintendent Kelso has ordered the police to make a census of all the disreputable houses and characters in the city IN MEMOItlAM The Arcadian Club Uommoa Council Democratic and Liberal committees and other associations passed resolutions expr ive of their sense of grief at the death of James Brooks and their sympathy with the bereaved family The Tammany committee meet to morrow evening and the Associated Pres to iiorrow afternoon to take appropriate action DEATH KEV IOL rARKKK Rev Dr Joel Parker died in this city this morning aged 74 A VETERAN DRIVEN TO SEI tESTlilCriOV Col A Cameron who during the war commanded the ifth United States Ar tillery committed suicide to day because of his removal from the custom house De ceased who was a relative of Gen Burnside was at times deranged in consequence of in juries received while in the army ARKI VEIL The steamships City of Baltimore and Abyssinia from Liverpool and Rhein from Bremen have arrived Georgia Atlanta Ga May Miss ELcr bard an accomplice of sbawn in the murder of hts wife was bung to day at 1 last words were ready and willing She was perfectly unmoved and had no diead of death (S sy4 Anver Bm kley 4 Co sirf tt street ecne Property Owners othing House Ca iv the Live Clothier L1Vtr Mabley the Clothier Lauon Ler and Tailor Cottage Lr Lounge Makers Lreling Salesman tf Press Office Harness Etc Les Jenntngs Hamilt Lee Yankee Notion Wagons Lpoer and looring bcm 1 iocket stone Cameo Ljrritttn 1 ook fY bT The regular riday meeting of the Com mon Council was held last evening the President Hen Wm Langley ta the chair yt Present Aid Botsford Broeg Daly Dullea lower Garrison Grelllng Hinchman Hough Lichtenberg Preston Ruehle Shanahan Welch Woolley and the President 19 PA VINO SPECIICATIONS Under special order of busiaees the specifi cations for paving were taken up Aid Hinchman moved that the Nicolson pavement be stricken from the list The ayes and noes were called for and the motion was not sustained Aid Ruehle moved to lay the entire list on the table for one week Carried UNINISHED BUSINESS On motion by Aid oolley the ordinance relative to the Detroit 4k Grand Trunk Junc tion Railway was taken from the table Aid Hough moved that it be again laid on the table and printed in sheet form Carried THE ASSISTANT MARKET CLERKSHIP Aid O'Keefe called up the report ot the Committee on Markets deposing Theodore Heinrich assistant clerk and appointing John Myers in hts stead Aid Hinchman objected to the adoption ot the report Aid Woolley said he was of the same opin ion He never saw Mr Heinrich but a few times but he knew that the old Council had unanimously congratulated themselves upon having secured the services of that gentleman He had held the office one year and his reappointment was simply a custom ary courtesy to a faithful and efficient officer He should be retained until some good reason is given for his removal Aid Daly said he had4 his sympathies aroused in behalf of Mr Myere because he was maimed in the service of his country He heeded the office and his claims surely ought to be superioj' to those of Mr Heinrich a strong healthy man and quite able to live without the office Aid Lichtenberg said that was all very nice To be sure the applicant was maimed but where Mr President did he lose that eye? Was it in battle or was it in a corner liquor saloon where lager beer tumblers were flying around 1 It would be beneath the dignity of the Council to make the change recommended by the committee' Aid Stange said Mr Heinrich was not capable of filling the position and he (the Alderman) could prove it Aid Garrison moved to postpone further consideration of the report far one week Aid Woolley moved to amend by indeji nitely postponing it Lost Aid motion was inen auupvcu Aid Daly called up a for the re pairing of Eighteenth street in front of the engine house and offer'''! an amendment for Davinsr the expenses ol uo ini I nor I Udffes' Plan ueing uvxiuv ice uu provement out oi tne tt tnih Ward road fund 1 the gOutii sfile cf Adm avenue between instead of the general road fund Adopted I park and Clifford streets tor 94' 000 4 I 1 I I KI 1 wu I 7 i On motion by AW Christian the vote at I el tn reoUmoHAn Aff I former session tjy mum iwoiah ror thn MiYn wira I rltlulcb XriJv Cf wfLQ nnrpntpd 1 aion was granted Mr Love to wiuiarow ura i tween Shelby $treete the resignation I Hotel lot for $5000 petitions AND remonstrances Charles JL Stoddard to the same his inter I oat MrMVA TO S1U UUU Of John Schutez tor permission Hmnshire to Joshua Water a small frame barn on Bates street Referred 1 Oj 9 of subdivision of I1 I 1 Khz aW 2 4k a MAMAa azI to the Committee on ire juiuaivm pars io bvu biuo me jnupvauu tuo a Tr next north of the Harper Hoepiul between ful and correct actors of the Ao imnrovement Woodward avenue and John street for and Mrs Marie gi gub IB88Q in the bhaary Zedek synagogue nre nim i erdinand Zergln to Glogner lots 80 1 1' theu3ce98 1 I and 21 ot subdivision of block I stage old women did much toward the suces aiphpia and other for the paving of 40 of the Joseph Campau farm southwest oj the performance and made sU flirt could Michels and I otners tne pav 8treet JogepU campau wlh the maUrial afforded by their Timothy SuJUvan to Heisse lol 10 of respective parte of The Dexter train going east this morning as it was passing through Dearborn struck a woman named Mrs John May a resident of that place and so badly injured her that she died in about two hours She was walking towards the city and was on the curve just east of Dearborn and passing a westward board freight train there being double tracks at Dearborn The noise from the freight train probably kept her from hearing the train be hind her On account of the curve tne en gineer did not see her until too close to stop the train in time A jury was impanncled but in the verdict censured no one on the train as it was impossible under the circum stances to warn the women of her danger The daughter was on train going to the city Curiosity to see who ws hurt induced her to get off the trajn when it struck and she found that ft was her own mother who was terribly mangled and not able to recognize her The grief of the daugh ter ws heart rending to see Mrs May leaves a husband and three children to mourn her untimely end Badly Yesterday afternoon I while a number of men were silting in a sa 1 Joon on Larned street west one of them i gan throwing a dagger around to show his in using the knife He threw it into a door the ice box and counter and stated thai he could launch it through the ot a man' A man whO' sat' jn the corner ssid that the thing be done and when he had raised an argument and thorough 1 excited the throng be put out his leg and shouted bet ten dollars that you even draw blood from my leg The money was put up Ina minute and the knife man was just enraged enough to make up roiurt that te would put the knife elean through the leg He stood back the men got out of the way and the better held i's lg out anc looked as confident as an auctioneer 'The knife was thrown struck the leg with dull thud and fell to the floor with the point broken oft Everybody was amazed until the man got the wager in his pocket then he pulled up his pants and revealed a wooden leg Two boys named William Delaney and Thomas McAvoy recently went into II store and wantonly turned the faucet in a syrup cask letting several gallons of the cane juice run out They were convicted in the Police Court oi malicious trespass and Justice Harbaugh sent them up for thirty days each without the usual alternative of paying a fine A Good Job When the masons get through with their work ot remodeling the old stores on Jefferson avenue near Bates street the buildings will have an entirely changed appearance and be as good as new The stories are all being made higher the walls stronger the fronts ornamental and the wholesale firms who are to occupy them will have model stores Good A young man named Charles Wolforth was attacked by a dog while walk ing up Congress street east yesterday and he seized the brute by the collar flung him down and then borrowed a knife ef a pedes trian and stabbed the animal to death giving him forty or fifty thrusts During the opera tion of killing Wolforth was oiiieu uve times Sued for Damages A man named James Raison yesterday commenced a civil action against Patrolmen Raymon and Stevens to recover damages alleged to have been sustained on the night of April 2 when Raison was arrested by those officers The case will be heard before Justice Potter on the 10th inst A painter who was yesterday at work on a vessel in the harbor did not se cure his scaffold as he should and all at once he found himself going for the bottom He run a up choking and strangling and was drowning when a sailor leaped over and held him up until other assistance was afforded Dreary Times About tour yes terday afternoon a thunder storm came up from the east and another heavy rainfall oc curred Dozens ot people were moving their household good through the streets at the time and bedding carpets and pictures were sadly used Alleged Officer Jesse Mack yesterday arrested George Gannon and James Mack on a charge ot having stolen four loco motive flues valued at fifteen dollars belong ing to the Michigan Central Railroad Com pany Their case was docketed for next Tuesday Hulett who has been in the business deparment of the Detroit Post neariv seven years has severed his connec tion with that institution and will shortly remove to Chicago having been appointed Secretary of the National Printing Company No Almost the last dog belonging to the ire Department was run over and killed a few nights ago and the men haa about decided not to have any canine pets around as they are sure to be lulled sooner or later by the siesta ere or boee carte 1 't About two riday mqruing Ji very severe thunder storm visited this section of the country and probably two thirds of the citizens of Defroit were awakened by the heavy crashes which occurred during its con tinuance The lightning struck once in the city and twice in the country so far as hysrd from A bolt descended upon a ehimneyn the residence of Dr Jenks corner of Jaiajrfote avenue nd Cass street but fortunately glanced off without going through the root The crash knocked down The Weather Daring April The following table shows the daily and monthly mean ot barometer and thermome ter and amount of rainfall for the April Barometer J958029725299772994029 30011298103000330102 3000029953 2977 229674 995942981729805398942994729026 29947 298252991630016293452999980202 The Ingham County of the 2d inst i I nas tne lOUOWing account Oi an exciuug Georgte costume thinking that San Salva occurred in the Ingham Coun dor earthquake was at hand I 1 The other object struck was a tree in I 81 rnnnnn swinr a lar I Tuesday forenoon seeing a large Grosse Point armers who came past it yes crowd of people gathered Tn front ot 1 terday motqlng said that every limb was 1 the jail we hurried over to see what torn off and the tree broken off about thirty I was the matter Arriving on the scene of ae tion we learned that Col Burr tne Sheriff feet from the ground The ram fell tor shot a prisoner When we reached rente for half an hour and the streets which headquarters we found that the facte were were improving in condition are as bad as a I he was shot in the legs but not so as to cause it 1 very severe wounds Ex Sheriff Angell who ween ago i i I js now Col deputy and witnessed ri I the whole transaction told us of the affair Wanted Her Back A woman named I shout as follows The prisoner James Sarah Beckwith while living In Laporte In Kelly was taken by the sheriff over diana five or six year ago gave away her to Girled little girl two year old being too poor to I went bach to the jail with the sheriff making support it The family who adopted it were I DO demonstrations or attempt to escape named Allen and removed to Detroit Mrs although he was alone with the sheriff with Beckwith thinks She is now so situated as to be able to care tor the child and is here to tbe second tier of cells grasped the iron rail find It hoping that the family will give up I ing with his hands and broke it off as if it thair claim 'I hd been light wood This left in his posses I ston two bars of iron about two feet long two inches wide ana nan an men mica formidable weapons in the hands of an angry Dowerful man as he is Ha then dared any one to enter the jail declaring he would kill The Opera Jane Coombs began the flrst man who entered The Sheriff her brief season last evening as Mrs I knowine what a terribly passionate man he wm promise of a crowded house but the se I door couid have killed those who should vere rain storm which came on toward even 1 enter about fast they could get their ing and continued without abating in the I heads inside of tho door He ordered KellyL UII nr do1 Pt it JS intentions of many But even in the I eot authority from Judge Crane to shoot face of this misfortune there was Kelly if he would not yield He wished to larg audience present to give I Jielljand lhefirsttimeshot be practical proof of the admiration left I jec except to make him more tierce than for Miss Coombs in this city We do not be ever The Sheriff then shot him in the leg lieve that is a part at all cal thenjiurled one of bare a culated to bring out the real ability thia immediately caught up the other bar aiueposseipePppr inanvfalrdegreetodohcr brandwhiug it about his head as carelessly inaticn yet th fbroa her acting eapeeiaUy I and easily as an ordinary mao would have jusucp ninr aniintAr and threatening as A WM 'W 9 a AM I vwn Tl Ml MH fl aBIAUU fln OT Samuel Ayer to Rleanor Ayers lot I Hi tn before to kill the first man tnat attempted to fl OTMflflfl I A I A rw fl I1 rfl Cl Dll nrfl mill III flKIOT I IIIIIE L14HU I vv wotac rniipn mill Lie 1UUK A MVV votn outhweat oornar iL Hintet and Brush ftudence( The recognition scene in the I other leg when Kelly hurled the other bar bWkAtJI TO I4WU I 2' flvHcUn innnh I at thft UrPUUy oilcllll lulu 11 1 TOHnD Cl WSS spicuum a toil fcal able 01 tne sixui wU tt iknmt arauuu omuhvi i hnnnre I immeaiaieiy sprang uvv 4 reconsidered and permis of the military reservation being 50x130 feet and won for her a double encore the bonors the Hteritf ahd Deputy bliertfl Godtrey ot recons qe goth slde of Ixifayrtte avenue be of which she shared with Mr Langdon Iieue and had the fellow last and in a cell in fa witnnriw nis 1 a a i i a flflA oiiclvnn ut £straascrv Ol Mr pangaon was an au a very lew momeui uc mtle nation in aome respects the the Jail he waMh teVrie I best in the cast and in nothing falling below tll8 imagination could conceive of I 1 1 lew A A lid thatof One ot the outlets strut ma faith I lanced off and the other was cut out oi the A Bradley one or the most faith on Ue other eg cud miVp him so lame out mat ne wum WilUIns whose equal ovev to te voHrt room In tue afternoon the line of the same oay ana vu mv ivuve Kelly IS not a large mau uut vciy pvwvi fuL lie is very passionate and when angry111 A La foalirt a IzAQZJa IlwIirnlAnt intl 1 Of Michels and otnera for tne pavmgoi by their Shid wLS Uffl ery Beaubten rtrM ort to avenue for l050 of (Soloraon and the body whogejs in ti way dents of Montcalm street east asking that subdivision of lots 9 10 and 11 of Mr Hardie the dents 01 01 apnn with stone section of the Labrosse and Baker of lhe CMt WM also good and he quite capti that street be paved this season with stone 1 glde of etreet between ifth bv his singing Mr siTw 1 a 1 hotesropn Manle Chestnut Rio I and Kor ineBuoipvisrouoi uiuiiry wwr a lateral sewer between Map ULestnut I the glde pelle ana vrieaus i of Jefferson avenue oet ween voss ana wayne i rtorfni drsma of that Of Joseph Conrad and others for the pav I rtreete a portion of the Ducharme estate for I Adrienne in th TH a 1 OT4A4 nzA 4 mmma anH Will dnRR het 0122611)601 tOllgut ing of Guoin streetoen HiopeLe streets btreecs i subdivision ot optjot 22 private Of rl homas tirani asaiuij cAcmpuww I claim 80 oi tne bc audio lann nortawtuifo i Sewers I Antietam street and SL Aubin Coombs? beat studies and should not fail of same a certiim ncwv nia 17 otXuot fe aWMAlt Riopelle streets Street Openings I q'he same to A Kurth lot 2 of same 4msen COMMUNICATIONS 1 for $1500 I 1 rom the Controller: Calling attention Tbeeame toAntoiOO Boudie lots fl and 10 I yppS(J jjen CukistiaX Association to the bad condition of the Grand Biver gtepben Baldwin to Elizabeth Abbott lot I will be seen by the following letter that "cnuc pavement at Ninth avenue Ac ln block U8 of the Woodbridge farm iD compliance with the request made them cepted and referred to a special committee southwest corner of Porter street and Ninth the Young Christian Association has consisting of Aid DalKXnd Woolley A Bladre to Abram Parker lots 4 determined to give at the Opera House on rom the City Physicians of the irstand I Bn 5 Of subdivision of lot 31 sub I the 21st Inst an entertainment similar to the nurh Districts: Transmitting theft reports division of lots 14 and 15 of the Baker farm I onewhicb wa9 given at Music Hall on the pl ed on filo I Abn I'rarato 'ranoi th I ow KirchBr Leoonrd La Witts REPORTS of committees I easterly half of the westerly 100 feet of lot yanner pvil Preston Smith and many Streets: Reporting in favor an Henry and Third "streets for Since the receipt of yonr letter sion of the time for commencing the Western corn requesting the repetition of the entcrtajnment Transit Railway sixty days Adopted 4jsne Crawford bbin aul ire I units Adversely to the petition for I easterly 50 feet of lot 10 in block 12 ot the Cass JinSong those members having charge of 1 lre Lunns A uver northeast corner of Congress and irst fnd as a wait it teen deter doiug away with the box factory I mined to repeat the entertainmenf witha No 33 Montcalm street west I j08eph Zule to Hiram Walker lot 14 of change of programme at tic Opera Uojise on Same Adversely to the petition of the Guoin farm soutt avUs wiil bs a ute Cousins for permission to remove a frame between Bivard miff Biopelle streete for tothe funds of We AHm wssm to Miami 92600 Yours truly HINSDALE building iiviu jameg jiewey to urwuuau wcara avenue near John street Adopted erlyhalfof lot 86 of the Biopelle farm said STREET CAR horse BELLS lot being on the southwest corner of Biopelle ii wraraifev ih ordinance i and Woodbridge streets tor $lw compelling street railway companies to wet sidof iJrcnzT'K ggtestom attach to their teams was taken I between Charlotte and Bsgg streets for I lrom Kalamazoo Circuit Argument con from the table and adopted with an additional $3000 kimhall the eluded and cause submitted OTO 4 te te Abbott Continued I Shelbv and Wayne streets Adopted farm southeast corner of St Aubin avenue ln part 4 Kv Aid lower Requesting the Police and Maple street for $6600 Th on oil for Tuesday are Nos 114 OT WOT gg MSAftS SffiSE te the Third Ward Adopted blockoAhCaiarmwest Cs Wayne Circuit Ucue People By Aid Lichtenberg' Directing the ed block ttweeneorge and Henry streets Charles Perry Assault witn Intent to ceiverot Taxes to cause only the names of gtWee 8 kill timetf prosequ entered for German taxpayers to bepubltehed in German eo Common In i papers farm wt ride of Humboldt chancery Order for appearance By Aid Preston or a lamp post svteJuebiftwren Butternut and streets Daniel Charlotte street between Woodward nvmnto Walfeer Chappell and Park street in the center of the block to judgment by default for 221 1 Adopted I Jjlv tJamfiioutoridenir Michigan avenue he Dmiiel Bennett pAlfamet Bennett In Bv the same or repairing all stone croste Jrtellthadrall aad ourteenth chancery Rlvd jQdjr River avenue to the river Airoptwu subdteislon of outlot James Hollywood ys Th mas urea By Aid Broeg or cleaning and repair andor worn ofOntario Moton lor ehange of venue mard mart ing the box drain on Guoin street between I ttreet between Prospect and Bussell stronto and continued for iiirther heariii and affida Orleans and BiSelle Trollope to Job Chaffee the easterly adjourned until 10 to day By the same or repairing tne Kiopeue of qo leet of lot 10 tn bloek street pavement from Jefferson avenue to 1 Cass farm said lot being on the I poi ice Court John Bov ce assault and Croohan street Adopted northeast corner of Congress and irst streets tatteiL aoed $10 or thirty i tn House of the same Directing the Sewer Com I for $1100 I Correction paid James Boyp assault and by tae sam wkwTwwla for a I Hemy May to Abram Mack the battery dteeharged Thoma McAvary missioners to advertise for propose I 50 feet of lot 23 in block 8 of the Witheml maucious trespass thirty days in House of Inick lateral sewer in the alley between Bio 1 Brm MUth ride of Sherman street between correction William belanw malicious Drile Orleans ort and Lafayette streets Qeqnindre street and BL Aubla avenue for treepM9 thirty days in House ot Correction craOTOTO OTOT MOTlb By AI1 O'Keefe or lamp poata oa Joseph I tubdlvitiea of park lot 0th I Jr a ort Lafayette and Cro 4UmnteU between Com and I Vmma "Mil vaiBu OTWteOTOTte I mOT OTW Oi I' V3MTKlla 0liVrt wur A BRUSH A MCGRAW JAMES MCMILLAN THOMPSON I EMORY WENDELL ale ANDER LEWIS OR SALE I A lirst elass low pressure So horse i oesne and boiler in good order GEO i 1 1 Pontiac Mich an23 tt tIE Two high pressure I boilers 20 feet long and 4X leet in I ui good condition GRUMMOND i On dock between irst and Cass sts Thirteen (131 lease of dock rtv foot of Kiepelle st Best location River for lumber wood or coal yard ten premises of BENSON KLEIN mhla tf TO RNT CEXT The four story brick store known 1 io It Atwater street west 1mediately Apply next i A a p27 lplw: hensp iw kyr one thousand feet valuable dockJertr or particulars call on or address ciit ah Stove Company Jefferson avenue ktir Street apju Jw up stairs HIM MEDIATELY A good cutter ior Steady employment will be fane need apply unless well recom Hii'p rent free Apply box "06 frnr OdU Memorandum Book inder will te bv leaving it at the office of A cwater atieet between Uriswold ana on Chene street to the proper Adopted 7 By Aid Woolley or repairing the pave ment on Lafayette avenue between ourth and ifth streets forthwith Adopted The Council then adjourned A DBTBOn MODOC BAY COUNTY The Bay City Tribune has the following A man named McKittrick who lives in Roscommon County arrived in this city on Monday in search of his child which was taken from him by its mother who had left her husband and removed to this city After searching for awhile the husband found the child and took it away with him The mother however propose to lose the little one and she started a number of gentle men friends off on the trail They found Mc Kittrick took the child from him and returned it to the mother Before doing so however they beat the man in a terrible man ner He was found by Constable McGraw who took him to jail thinking he was drunk He was afterwards removed to the Irving House where Dr Burr the city physician was called and dressed his wounds Com plaint was yesterday made against the parties who beat McKittrick but as yet they had not been arrested LAPEER COUNTY The Lapeer Clarion ot the 1st inst has this item 14 Ou man John King i aotno raw OT days past acting as porter at the Abram House was arrested for stealing a gold watch and chain During the absence ot Conductor Chipman and wife from theft room at the Abram House last bunday the chambermaid went to the room to do up the work and on attempting to Unlock the door with' her key found it was locked on the inside Knowing well that the proper occupants of the room were absent the chambermaid stationed a watch near tfle door ind went tp ftform the proprietor that soqicintng was wrong But before any help arrived to arrest the rascal on the spot King came out of the room and left not however having succeeded In getting any plunder probably owing to the inter ference of the girl at the door though he had rninaraed the bureau and had a lot of iewelrv ready to carry off King then went up street aud in the meantime fjrs Giberson wise qt cue cex ui ins auiei cau iniaseu uer truieh wtiii nhntn trnm thp burnt waaw lflV' ot ot LJ 1 Uvl A a vm Mr GiberiA cearjDg of the atfajr in Chip I The 3Wwrt Wflmltcntlary Leased to room followed Kins and Arrested him I Privet The MIo i PaclAe before he bad gmie far and brought him back I Railroad Not Sold to the house lien he led over Mrs I st Louis May The Penitentiary of watch and chain and begged to be I this State was leased yesterdav for a term of let oil saying he was sorry Hut Giberson I ten years to Charles A and Elias Percy ot was implacable and the proper officers I Weston Missouri and Waller Y'ouug and lodged the" youth in jail Giberson repre iames Wills of St Joseph Missouri they entonvllifl rented the watch and chain to ne worm you paving the entire expense of the prison ana The sessnn here is very backward Not a and a warrant was taken out before Justice a bonus of $1000 it is expected that the ineseas I wraud larcenv but on examina 1 will save SIOOOOO ner annum bv this I fAxlov tkx xruliio nf flic watoh and I low comedian by bis acting ot potato covered Nearly all classes of bust chain was proved to be less than and of it appears that the announcement of the A Mysterious Murder This afternoon Miss Coombs will appear as nees is dull course tle prisoner was let oft on that count saie Of the Missouri Pacific Railroad was pre Columbus May '2 Tlie coroner's inis aiternoou mi anti before the uroner papers were made out mature both parties not having vet agreed hirv in thecate ot the dead man foiii near th 1 A younil iau In years Ul ao avu Ml 1U lornnnu the 1 a I A 1a wilt oIvue 1 OraHiosAra Arltro tircftr LUUV TE 11 LlralA I lur LliV UllUVi UUUUBV VI pvn i BUCU SUtlUU MIU LUC B1C VYHl UVV ISC auivi CIVV UU LUC Dainiuuiu 11 in OA a a I Xfl ot Af 4 Ua Aurn ar PI Ek 1 1 Wa kif'Lftfl I I i I' 1 Dime and Will Close HC1 vuauiiicuv LiftUL I vio MV I lively young leiiun UJU gvuc wut iu amc I itSrQ UDUl lliCY uo i aay guppusru io in: vuuuw iiiu IVUUCKU the in Sheridan play by a horse Sunday morning and died in a woodbine The American National Medical Association veraict to day that deceased esme to bis Lora I OTOT OTOT OT OT OOT OT ovstt these items in I I witnese it appears that Wed in Ontonagon Two BwleW MinJ I another man nkmed Jack went aeios iiueu lUjWu uu wm 1UU lutuupuu iHVHuiOTu I i iv isn uvj vl A Him CreeK UViU2' aoa iue ucal niuiiu Meeker Adams have I Company is a new organization on the north 1 formerly a resident of New Orleans but tor recrossed the budge alone and ha di 1 CA'AsioU nzl I xsd 1 wt or uf I fill fit It I cnVAul T'ClOTw YYft I i fl tf tl I I Ott IS 8 111 i G6d I rai 4 irari'ite' la OT r4X on Iron River who will commence work as at the Golden Lion tavern in tne lower part iead man was fCUnd indicated a severe soon as possible The vein enters their land Of this city this morning by shooting himselt Rtrusle and ngm Sullivan sajs he and nn the northeast part of the anarter section I through the heart Sickness despondency I 7 from in John I and runs diagonally across it till it enters I and domestic trouble are the supposed I a few davs atro tnat they met ibis tlie uortnwest quyier Ol secuou ra wucre iv causes man C3iled Jack and started on a visit wet el is now being worked on by the Ontonagon Christian Stretler was found dead in citv Sullivan's talk bevond this rives Silver Mining Company This will give boarding house 527 South ourteenth street I ''jngjo'bt into this mv terious affair but as them about 900 feet of the vein ample tor any this morning having evidently shot himself jaek vnns in and both men when found company The balance of the land Is heavily I through the mouth with a pistol He was a I ha(J tbeir pockVts turned inside out it would timbered with Iron River running through I stranger in the city indicate that if found he could tell some ALCXjUiuer Diuci zli LLjpiujc mu i AU4nj aKniit this trafredv hwAtuorv jUhMiw WM killed last Wis inifeeuy UIVWV1J aotamSmot birr 4Ka a c4 rr nf ttn VUv xz fil ot ot cask the head of which flew out striking him a zxA 14a SeCllOU IO A ul Yvdsi vJiuciB ntJerO UMTUCU iAiy WAS puui zaw on the south and west ot sections 13 10 and night by Emanuel Hardin a barber in a AS Z1 Al fl Offl lAKfl I 4 A ranl ill ne CDUlfft! ut vue BAivct vuiu vu ocvMVMw i tow aance uousc uu mmuuu Duett auu mu na in kninre nnzl OAiithMfit I tltw 4 A 11 OT itu 4 frVlUt MVA ototw Wflflw ototot otwotot tney wiu sms aownriguv reuu vuu Appearances underground at the Bohemian mine are very encouraging The vein is look ing remarkably well and producing consider able copper in mass barrel and stamp work As the weather is now warmer the bottom of the mine will be unwatered it having been 111 on Hooino ERA WinrAr LV HH up teMOT OTMOTfl OTOTW The Adrian paper mills I increased force i Thn V7njr of the 2(th has The woolen lacvory is now ueini turn various mines it ta nronertv belonging to the I County estate valued at £50000 and was 1 The orcuDine Mountain Kinoht fer SS (MML closed oyt their stgck of groceries and pro pose taking their chances in Ray City Dr Marsh will also remove to Ray City Kesler Bros have removed their stock of gro inaina ni(l U'WPlrV LO LUllllll'LUIL wiivn AOTv ot Eigan one of the largest clothing dealers in this section is about removing to Manistee Capt Page has opened the Page House (the old Central) Justice Bridges failed to bind Spalding over to Circuit Court in the nriAwr affiD A ainolA mnwlncr ma OT I 11 I fl AOT OT OT OT OT OT I OT OT OT OT chine agent in this place lately sold in De I it from north to south giving them good troit neariv $50000 worth of machines water power The Excelsior Silver Mining Company will Adrian I wut a kpp nf mpn tn work as soon as Dossi? took place one day ble This organization is on the west kalf of on the forehead and fracturing his skull fhfi ptraht inches ot Auiil snow section 18 51 41 west and corner a neero named Henrv Cary was shot late Tir nt the Lava BeI last week and on the sotu and ot sections IX 10 and st night by EmanuelHardin a barber in a finally disappeared with about the same re 2 rhe course of tbe silver vein on sections I 0W dance house on Almond street and will I kanclsco Maj 1 A di luctance that the Michigan Legislature ad 24 and 19 being northwest and sou thesst probably die XnLVnd I cttklh! left Bnterfes journed and caused about the same rejoicing thy wili sink downright to reach the vein 1" ZrttllerV are con oluUl 4 rooonl hQa npr'wt hum of bust nfnovonpoa Hndoramiinri Mt the Bohemian A aua ourta ArUHcry are conHHiatea assas wW vr a ata ototototot ot a nf I isnr lrv nSfafoc runs 1 i 1 a ot 1 Tho vein ifi I aaV I 1 uuuer VUfJ Vdiuiuauu U1 iyuul Dess in crcciing now inineare icq cuwutiuft 9 ('amnanv onH Twelfth Infantrv those burned last winter Six large brick remarkably well and producing consider Company ami i weittn inianrr stores are being rapidly pushed along and able copper in mass barrel and stamp work Dlsugteement of the Jury in an lm tne cotnmana oi imi i vraui when completed will materially add to the As the weather is now warmer the bottom of portent Case looks of the city What was so long known the mine will be unwatered it having been rait1MOre Mav 2 the Superior Modocs at present as old ranklin has been torn aUowed to till up during the winter This age ot Wm A B)yj down and in its place will be erected two gjve them abundance of ground to work I Thrd JatjOijal Bank of Baltimore for I Threatening Atltnde of the first class stores The Adnan papermills an increased force I recovery cf United States five twenty Nevada run night and day and exct soon to saginaw county bonds amounting to 20000 and other Virginia Nev May A the machinery for manutactunnD printing i jjje Saginaw JSnterprise of the 2d Inst has I bonds valued at $6500 deposited as collateral I wbo has arrived at ko trom amrc rra a i ra vw a 11 fiiri 1 1 ot 1 1 1 a Kn vav ii i III fr 1 Swotaw JravlAOAl in 4 a I Ilia itoTTl ()mP 111118 12usL Wimer numer I MXUIIIV AiUC uu JV I pvus tuat vuu res nincr inri iisr iirm i mr tars ciuuuu 111 vaav i i n4 OThnw Slid Stevens a clerk in the dry goods establtsn were aiscnargeo standing i case Ol ociiv ravww mramiwl I nl three fr rlefenciant den death was published in your paper ine miv KSlirSS SB 17 Si7 WWS summation and decidedly unsatisfactory in UATLTAY MATTERS measure procure arms aid be prepared fcr could not if he chose give its early results The day after the marriage sssres: and weekly paper called The picions ot tils honesty and three at length offiM of the Louisville va isr iTiaL I fprft in Ln Ann victton in the mindfi OI nift Jftt I xr xritK Pinitil Then awhen two Employers A tew days sinre Deputy Sheriff daily papers could be sustained in a small Jtankin went in pursuit ofStevene who bad nlace like this with loss to the proprietors I left the ciy soine time before the officer The time still remains There is a demand I found him at Wabash Indiana and arnve tor a good live wide awake paper opposed to on the evening train edneaday Grantkm stealism and a Stevens as a prisoner Ha was lodged in the good staunch Liberal journal Sir Whitney I county jiil to await an exammatiou on in his prospectus says that believe the charges preferred by Ccark A Ellia time is at hand when the people have become I items thoroughly awakened to the desire for a new A suit in chancery has been commenced in nolit rea state of things and to ace the Circuit Court of Mason County by the public authority pope more in the hands I George iord Aifainst James Ludington of tne whole people rather than to intrust it I John Lomis and the ere Marquette Lum ringTXonn ber Company for the Xy of riuabie 1 i Kvtrotm I nnnnnrtv in find LzftkC CzOUDLiea 1H" but it awakens no very great enthusiasm not ropertf eTrevera" because the people are not anxious for reform the city of tngton ttwi hesidw severM but because they have no faith in the leaders thousand acres of other land tn tae aoove Let ub ftee how much we can trust Mr Whit named counties a Trv MV He hre for years been a Republican A little son of James Moffatt Port and for years an office holder The last four Huron was playing in le jwff in wbfiffi a vrompa he hti been nostmaater at a salary of I stableman was exercising a horse on the 2Uuh $2800 per year on vteh he ha managed by inst when the animal reared up and that fttriet economv which so fits him for a I tlown on the head of the boy cutting a to eke out pn carious 11 veil in the scalp and cnishiug A hole in the tskuU hood He is worth some property all of The lad was seriously though it is thought which he received in the ptiijlican remp aot dangerously injured He believed that party infallible When last I Mrs Charles IIepoliteUvin0 oear Shep fall Credit Mobiller Was talked he ardsville Clinton a 1 as the expose was made in Con I while carrying a kettle ot hot water a few imS he did not think it time to cut loose days foce and the upper portions of her Saury ttty diff not weaken fii faith In tije I body were to seriously acaldld tO for some attitude of tbe Indians Cui VJ 1872 178 3036 2942 2939 47 64 36 3) 215 inches 474 inches east nurthwest 32 miles 20 miles 11 13 14 18 3b.