News Of The Week

s Marquette. Mamstee have The rSoo tot Vi in prosecutin saloon keepers ï?no im. lw born in Washtenaw county A telephone circuit is beinK organizó at Slepboneexcoan.awiUopen with ion E. GrosDees, j elale Btnato were in attnrtnce trom nbroad. SSSSK oommon druukards. Eer John Hiscock, Methcdist minister i hito about so violently to cause bwdeath. h XtaÏchtrfKUnal bank of Holly ba, uranMd to go into UHÜdtlon lor tüe iwe o unit ng ltscapital witU that of the F.rst N,ïonal bank, tUu. taewaring the cpitri stoek ._ ..n nnn tf i. hliTed tbat tho new ITfor business on theSd. J. C. Sim- c8hi of the First, is the new president, and the newcaehieriB SS. Wilhelm, formerlyof the Mercbants'. niu Internal revenuo coliectiDDn in the Detroit district last year were l,83i,133 78; year pienms, f1,129,224 65. Byafirewhichorlginated in the bMement oï the otore of Cannon Brothers, battle Coeek, oa Monday, that firm Bustoiued a loss oL d.OOü on tbei stook. E. L. Jones & Co., diiiggiBta, Were dauiged to the ainount of 60 -I, m the Wock.owMdbyB.P.fcH.Htoman.ww dainaged to Uie ainouut of i,wu. The drug store o! Geo. H. Crane of Mt. Olemens, was closet by chattel wsrlgage held by l. M. Crocker.onTuesday. Albett Parker, au oiü and respectad citiaeu of Charlotte, died Monday uight. J. Logan Cliipman haB resiued bis posltion aa Judge of the Superior Coutt ot Detroit, James Fair ot Dearborn, on Monday. whüe acunK as pea makor betweentwo men,CUaïpeil aud Collier, ongaged iu a street auarre!, .rvdTOd a cut froui thö rormer, whieh laid open Ule face iro;n the right eje to the cuín. . John E. Grout, f er inauy yeara a resident of Detroit, and formerly of Puntiac, and one il tne original actor in tbe eoastruction ol the Detroit and Pontiac railroad, died ou Tuesday morning. Louis Barthelotte, a grocer of Mouroe, feil dead on Suuday last in churcb, wliile acting as pall-bearer at a funeral. O. G. Stebbias oí VeruiontviUe, has put a Bet of inagnetBinhisflouriBg mili to extract iron from the wheat as it falla in a fchtet from tUe hopper, and has caught a li!g pile of old naiis, nuts, screws, etccotwithstandiug eveiy farmer awears that his wheat is clean, aad nothing put in it to make it wsigh hwvier.