W. B. Thompson of Hillsdale, the general...

W. B. Thompson of Hillsdale, the general superintendent of the United States raihvfiy mail service was married Wednes day evening to ex-rostmaster General Kej'sdaughter. Mr. Thompson sa man of line bdlineSS habite and food judgment and the CoUBIBB wiglie lilm a long and happy continnanee of his xvedded lift'. We have no patience witli the people who distribute over our beautiful city the circular tliut says that Anu Albor would be better off if all the men that have slgfDed the liquor dealers' bonds would die witliin a week. Sucli utterances do not come from truc Christian men and women, and thpy do more liurt to the cause of temporalice than all other causes. Tlie deposing of Clinton Spencer, the postmaster at Ypsilanti, for embezzling' $1,000 has created considerable surprise among the citizeus. Certainly it is st range that nioiiey-ordeis should have i.oum oimiipd gjt tlin lunik, wlicre tliev werc retained. The j;overnmeiit oflicer. Mr. Adsit, unexpectedly dropped iu on liitn Friilay and found hini short on the money orders. He acknowleriged it nd was taken to Detroit.