The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

Hannah ID. Kleenger, crazy woman from
Bay City, Mich, called on den. McVeagh, al
Washington, with letter addressed to Gen
Garfield. She says the President has done
wrong aud Is punished for II, that the people
OF Bay City have cheated her out of her prop.
erty and she wants 1t restored to her; and In
| her letter to the President she prays that he
will send Christian minister to reform the
wicked people Of Bay City.
On Monday there were seven fatal cases OF
sunstroke at Louisville; at st. Louis five fatal
| cases.
The News San Antiono special says: TWEEN
ty-fOur persons were injured by an accident on
the International IL Great Northern extension
| twenty-six miles west OF here this morning,
caused by the splitting of wheel on coach
which threw the car from the track.
The Mexicsn's I'll Paso special says: Lieut..
Nat GillardO, Of the Mexican army, returned
with fifty soldiers Sunday from hunt after
Apaches. He reports that on tho 9TH inst, six
leagues south of LucerO. he found the dead
bodies of man and woman. A cornet of the
18th battalion was killed and two sergeants
the carriage and took the horses or the people
who went rom their garbage to bury the
body Of the stage driver found.
Parties Just arrived from Chihuahua, Mexico,
say that a paper was found in the road near
the place ThOs. Pugh was captured by the In.
dams when they attacked the stage, some forty
miles below ri Paso, several days ago. The
paper bore these words, written by Mr.. Pugh
under prominent head line: "Take notice.
The finder OF this Is entitled to 300 on deliv-
ering 1t to Marinon IL Co., Chihuahua lam a
prisoner among the Indians. DO what you
can for me-" The paper Is dated 3 O'Clock In
the morning.
Griscomb, the Chicago faster, completed his
fast Of 40 days, and at the end sat down to q
dinner in the olympic theatre, which he ate In
the presence OF about a thousand people.
Eight children at Baltimore, Md, are report
ed TO have had lOckjaw, aud to have died In
great suffering, from the effects of burns caus-
cd by diseharging paper caps or toy pistols.
Gitteau is divorced from bis wife and Is said
to have been WIFE, beater.
passenger coach on the New Jersey South
ern road, jumped the track, and several persons
were seriously injured.
II lie esmtiated that there are B3O,OOO,O 900 reg
.istered FIVE per cents outstanding, which cease
to draw interest Oct. l. There are upwards of
$12,000,0V0 Of coupon five per cents out which
cease drawing interest August IL.
Subscriptions to the Mrs. Garfield fund
reached $134,0O0 on Tuesday.
The battle Of Beyne was celebrated In many
places In this country, IN Canada and in the old
country, and Ireland reports fight in which
two men were wounded.
A food in Iowa has destroyed $4OO,OOO
worth OF property.
Portland is to have $4,000 school build.
ing.
Several sportsmen's clubs have banded TO.
gether to prosecute those who kill deer out Of
season and contrary to law.
One hundred and sixty. five millions feet OF
lumber are piled up on the banks Of the Sagi.
nav river.
The United States officials have been visiting
Drummond's Island during the past five weeks,
examining into trespasses on the United
States lands. They found that great deal of
trespassing had been done and the result was
upwards OF 20 arrests. To save expense the
United States court officers went TO DetouI
and held the examination. A number of the
smaller offenders were discharged, while a
number of others were admitted 10 bail.
Three. not being able TO secure bondsmen,
were taken to the Sau,t and lodged In Jail.
Their trial will take place at Marquette at
the September term OF court Almost the en-
tire timber, which consisted chiefly Of cedar,
was got out for Cheboygan dealers -Chebovgan
Tribune.