Additional Local

Frank Ross, late of York township, was bound over to the circuit court on the charge of stealing a ten dollar bill, ten dollars in silver, three gold rings, a pair of earrings and a breast pin from the house of Herbert Gilman, of York on February 11th. He was brought before Justice McKinnon, of Salem, waived examination Monday, he was arraigned in the circuit court, plead guilty and was sentenced to a year in louia.
The Detroit Journal in giving the opinions of the Ann Arbor contingent to the Republican Club meeting, quotes M. C. LeBeau as in favor of Alger all the time, and prohibition in a mild form. Junius E. Beal is put down for Alger first and Gresham next, and as thinking prohibition should not be touched. H. Woodward is for Blaine first, Alger second, and he don't believe the republican party should go too strongly for prohibition . The other members seem to have been discreetly silent.
One of our prominent German citizens attended the local option meeting at Fireman's Hall, heard Col. Larned, of Detroit, make the statement that if local option carried in this county, ex-Mayor Wheaton, of Detroit, would send his children to school here, and a number of others would do the same, moving here themselves. Our German friend thinking he knew Wheaton, wrote to a mutual friend, stating the remarks made. The following answer was telegraphed back: "I saw W. Wheaton and he denies every word of it.- Jno. Caspary."
F. H. Fease, professor of music in the State Normal School at Ypsilanti, has the following to say of Prof. Clark's production of the Naid Queen which will be given at the opera house four nights beginning the 29th: "I cheerfully add my testimoney to the many and unqualified endorsements of the fairy operetta of the Naiad Queen. It is a beautiful and instructive entertainment being well worthy the patronage of all christian and church people. It is pure in sentiment, chaste in thought and elegent in design. To all I would say, support it. It is well worthy of your attention."