The Owosso times., 1881-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

Judge Horace Gray, OF Massachusetts, has
been nominated as Justice Clifford's successor
to the supreme bench of the United States.
The Guiteau trial was suspended from Mon
day until "Wednesday, in consequence of the
death OF The wife OF juryman Hobbs.
The whole number of persons who persisted
by the Ring theater fire in Vienna, is 794.
The president has nominated South Caro-
lima man, WIN. II. PRESCOTT as minister to Chi
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Official estimates make the expenses Of the
proposed channel, to straighten navigation
from Toledo to lake Erie, about $2.36S,923.
The hotel keepers of st. Adams, Vt, having
closed their houses in consequence Of the tenn
psrance crusade, a largely attended citizens
meeting was held, and 1t was resolved to con-
tiHue the crusade with increased vigor.
John A. Ingram of Mt. Union, Pa, placed a
can Of dynamite on the stove to dry and John
and the dynamite went up about the same
time.
Siro Delmonico, well known caterer, died
suddenly at New York Monday morning.
The population of Missouri is said to have
increased 100000 the past year by immigra-
ton.
Auoust Arndt bas baan ;ndictaa at Omaha
For tho ,,rrdar q, CoI wotson d Smith form
erly of Detroit.
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no nroc.r;ous
1t is now reported that the widow of Presi-
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The "Jeannette il found, and all her crew
are alive and well! The governor of Siberia
caused an extraordinary searching party to be
sent out. and their enterprise was rewarded by
fuding the expedition alive and well. The
governor at once sent "a special courier with the
news, which comes by way of London. The
expedition were surprised that they had been
the subjects II so much anxiety.
President Arthur has nominated ex-senator
Timothy o. Howe, of Wis.,, for Postmaster
General.
Jesse Spaldfng, prominent merchant, is
likely to be the next Collector Of Customs at
Chicago.
The President has returned to New York and
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among the Indians Oh the borders OF Idaho
and Montana.
Chicago is agitated on the subject OF the
small pox. It increases at the rate of ten new
cases day and the authorities are impotent to |
arrest It,
Fred Newbury. assistant secretarv NJ tho
ohio Board Of Works, was arrested Thursday on |
, charge of raising an order In favor of w. II. |
Dumont from $7I5 to $1.7l5. Two other drafts
n the kind have been found. He bas consass-
ID.
James Gordon Bennett from Paris. tale.
rraphs that he has sent 5000 roubles I, the
of the Jeanette. and intends 10
end a correspondent to meet them. The dis
ance from st. Petersburg by wagon. n tho
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