A Bit Of A Row Took Place On

4ifnightof last week, at tlie saloon of ftUBorr on Washington Street, and reHrtbadlt tbat Bischoff was shot, the 'Igraiin the side of liis face just below fcw. It is now claimed that the facerle was made with a béer-tambler while fcballwas shotthrougli tlie floor. Several nestsbiue been made, with exainlnatluns '"óovn forto-morrow. -Oar tovrn is gettiug an envjable no"ifty, an evideuce that too mnch bad 'rwr i heinar solti aud drank. It is a t pity that Wie "saloou" nuisance iMn'tbeabated. An accident happened on the Michia: Central Rallroadjwsterday of a serious "Ure. The Ñlght Express eaat stoppel the track below Desïox Station, beMs of some accident to the engine, and sniii Into by the ensine Rocket follow close behlnd Tcitb tle oonstrnctlon The eleeping car Vvas completely 'wkwt.fivepassengersbeinglnjured more "te serlously. One man on the conmctlon train lost a leg. The Rócket was %ited in the ditch and the cars piled up Wnisconsly. We are withont èetails. Il Ckrom'ole says that the Fresblnan ssmimbers 132, coming from 14 States " te province of Ontario. 80 are from San, 12 from Illinois, 8 from Ohió, 4 ■wjfeW York, and the otbera " scattcr■? The yonngest 13 are 10 years old, oldest 27 years, and the average age '"Plns. Cornell, the Chronide says, has 230 'hiñen, includlng 58 optionals.averagl%yersold. inew thae eard was put in operation the M.C. E. U. -on Monday, and a cor c&rd for for this station will be found "topKipér place. The table on the flrat intheoMone. nthc Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw f1' tmins leave Jackson at 6:20 a. mm ' í"-,and5.ir) i', m., the latter going j ' to Laoslng. Etetornlng, arrive at t tao t 9.45 a m., 12.30 p. m., and 9.10 ■.theflr3t only from Lausing. 4B'gbt sohool for colorod pereons - iT'.ts only- will commence on Monday Cs"8 next' at the scho1 ll011!?e on 'visj( trt. The school will be held every 'W aiU' Thureday e'ntngs, at 7 Charges 15ct8 a week, or 50cts ntuly, If paid in advance. Tlie gentle11 "charge has had ■xperience In night Mm'11166681" TlleS(;ho01 will be a J w advance on the one held last wlnn(l Hls hoped that our colored peoplc ■ wHthemselvesoflt8 advantag.. la tbanks of the Au.iusboys are due ' MywRY for a bag of very nicp On Monclay evenirg lasl scvcrnl youOg ladles in the advanced French Clos of Madame CAtè, teacher in the H'gh School, gave i piêasaut entertainment to an Invltcd auclicncc; tliat s enacted a French play eutitlefl "The WH1 oí Madaine Patutal." We can't sjicnk r the pronunclatlon, bul the parta werewell learued and pen. wiih good tasie and spirit. Others lui ooghl to know sav the French was credltnblc to the yoong ladlea and theii' teacher. Tlio lsflies of 8t. Tliumas' Church, (Oathollc) open a Filir ;incl Festival at Pinaejfan's Hall tliis evenlug, the same to be contlnned foor evenlögs. Tliey knowhow to do it, and their visitors will flnil plenty ti boy and ent, aiul will need plethoric pockot-books. Justin McCahtht did hol dtaeonrae opon " England and the Alabama Claims" on Batordsy eveolog last, as announced, bat talked aljout " Kevoliitionists," M r■r, Kossutii, (AnniAi.ni, etc. We did ïiot ïcar it, liit liuve lieard it spoken of as enei'taining.