Bound Over To The Circuit

"Split" Anderson, the negro who slashed William MoCnrdy with a razor at Ypsilaufci some two weeks ago was arrested last week and bronght back to Ypsilanti. He was arraigned in Jnstice Childs' oourt, Friday, and on waiving exaniination was bonnd over to the oironit oourt on the charge of assanlt and battery with intenfc to do great bodily barra less than the orime of mnrder. In default of the $1,000 bail whioh he was reqnired to give Anderson was taken to the oonnty jail. Bai] was fnrnisbed Wednesday and he was released. Cbildren's Day will be celebrated by 1 Fraternity Grange June 15. Bert Lord, of Carleton, is to be seen for a few days in bis old neighborood. Ont on bnsiness. . The K. O. T. M. and L. O. T. M. intend holding a hop at their hall at Whittaker's Corners tbis evening. The mili owned bv B. B. Hazleton, of YpsilaDti, is going into operation sood, 'tis said, by a Mr. Cook. Then Willis will smoke. Ed. Dickerson, of Whittaker's Corners, has a very sick littlñ daughter. She will not be fonr ysars old until Angnst, and this is tbe secoad shook of paralysis the little oue has had. Mrs. Mollie Kitnball, widow of tbe late G-eo. Kimball, will continne to keep the hotel. Tbis she is oapable of doing as Mr. KirubaU's bnsiness called him from home so runoh of his time. I Jesse flewens and Walter Ballard,delepates to the great camp K. O. T. M., at Detroit, and Mrs. Ghas. Greentnan delégate f rom tbe L. O. T. M. Hive, No. 687, and Mrs. Walter Ballard and Lady Commander Mrs. Geo. JRnssell went to Detroit Taesday morning. The 34th Michigan Infanfcry passed throngh Willis Monday. One soldier wrote his name, company and regiment on a hard taok aod gave the satne tj Jobn Wise, who saw birn in Milan. He says they are the largest men he ever saw in tbe arrny. Mr. Wise has i been in tbe U. S. A. May God bless ) onr noble men and boys, and bring thenj safely home again. James Thorn, living abont two miles from Willis, met with a terrible aocidnet wbile moving au addition to his house by band last Saturday, and it may prove fatal. He ran in between the buildings to see if it was all right, wben the sbed tipped over on him sma8hing him in a fearful manner. The men who were assisting him were nnable to render any aid and had to go quite a few rods for help. By the aid of the horse be was extraoted. When removed be was unoonscions, his tongue was prctrnding from his moDth, both collar bones and several ribs were broken, and be was terribly ornshed arounri the breast and bead.