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- Hillsdale's supervisors met on Monday. - Eli Perkin's lecture in Clinton was not vory wcll receivod. - Williain Kline, an old resident of Adrián latoly died in Pontiac asylum. - The sheriff Í3 to dispose of the effects of Ilillsdale's free temperanoe library. - Miss Hclissa A. Parker of Alganseo, died in her ehair from an apoplectic fit. - Euough persons to fill a car left Vicksburg on Friday for Leadville, Col. - Ex-Gov. Ashley is announoed to speak at Morenci, to-day, on railroad topics. - The noted high-toned divorco case of Hollister vs. Hollister is under way at Battle Creek. - John ïioraco of Eoyal Oak will receivod nearly $2,000 by back pensions voted by Congress. - Supervisor Ketcham of Tecumseh goes to Gaylord, Kansas, to woo the goddess of fortune. - Asahel Fuller of Flint, known throughout the state aa a hotel proprietor, died on Saturday. - Rev. Mr. ïownsend, of RicMand Township, Kalamazoo Co., committod suicido Saturday by hanging. - John Johnson, aged 28, and MLiry Thomas, aged 12, both colored were marwei in Jacksou the othor day. - Wilbur F. Storey, proprietor of the Chicago Times, was postmaster of Jackson under Van Buren's administration. - Charles "Ward the Kalamazoo chap who cmployed two inen to rob his wife of $500 a few weeks ago, has at last been arrested. - Mr. Harrington of Ionia, wroto obscene matter on a postal card and sent it by mail. He saved two cents postage thereby, but the fine amounted to $100. - Ex-state senator F. B. Stookbridge of Saugatuck has purchased a $15,000 residence in Kalamazoo aad will probably make the "big village" his perinai:ent home. - Ida Pennell of Battle Creek, arrested for lasciviouscohabitation with a colored man, escaped the clutches of a policoman. Tho county is thereby savod an expense of trial. - Mrs. Kewloy of Port Hurón, whose charges against the management of the asylum at Kalaraazoo, brought an investigation, has appeared bofore the committee and revealed startling disolosurea. -The large safe in H. Brewer & Co. 's foundry in Teoumseh waa brokon open Friday night and about $700 in notes and drafts stolen. The inside chest was removed and carriod off. No clue to the thievea. - "Warren N. Draper, who was shot by Minnie Stevens, in Detroit, somo weeks ago, is now lying dangerously ill iu Chicago. At first it was supposed that his wound was not serious, but reeontly it hasbecome more aggravated.and erysipelas having set in, he is entirely blind and evidently in a very precarious condition. - Suit has been commenced in the Circuit Court against E. T. Wilson, Alf, Pointer and Fred. Burkdolf, saloon keepers of Hillsdale, and their bondsmen, for selling liquor to George Sutton, who was frozen to death in February, whilo intoxicated. The suit is brought by the wife of Sutton for damages sustained in the death of her husband from that cause. - A Morenci party wrote a letter to Mr. Letcher, a Fayette banker, that he knew something concerning himand his itjiaiiuii wun a certaiu woman, wnicn be would divulge if $25 was not sent in a letter at once to the address, "F. A. Vealy, Morenci." No nioney was sent but tho letter was called for. It was not thore. Letcher worked u-p the oase but the black mailor took the hint and left town. - Mosos Bartow, the lawyer who was tried and convicted in the United States court in Grand Rapids, of fraud against the government in pension matters, has been pardoned by President ïïayes and will be released from Jackson prison as the neeossary papers arrive. Ile was sontenced for one year on the 2Oth of June last, and only had three months more to serve: A Mrs. King, with whom ho is alleged to have conspired to defraud the government, left her boudsmen in the lurch and has never been brought to trial.