The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-09-22
CONDENSED NEWS.
lnley, the African explorer, has ar

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rived at Lisbon.
j. Sterling Morton was nominated by
the democrats for governor of Ne
braska.
The Postmaster at Socorro, N. M, has
been displaced and arrested because he
is short $1,000 in his accounts.
Girard V. Wellesley. chaplain to
Queen Victoria, died at Windsor Mon
day.
Twenty persons lost their lives by an
explosion of fire-damp in mine near
Dartmund, Westphalia.
Ex-Minister Christiancy has been
granted divorce on the ground of de-
sertion by his wife.
Fluctuations in gold in Havana We'd
nesday almost caused general panic,
the price being 1877 in Cuban currency.
A Catholic clergyman of Breslau has
been fined two hundred marks for libel
ing Bismark.
The Chicago and Alton depot at Kan
sas City burned Sunday forenoon, to-
.gether with a large quantity of mer-
chandise.
In order to test their sea-going quail
ties, the monitors Passaic and Wyan-
dotte have been sent out from Norfolk
for trip along the northern coast.
A lightning-stroke killed five persons
in church at Concordia, Mexico, and
many others were seriously injured in
the scramble which ensued.
Abdellal Pasha, instead of having
been assassinated by his soldiers, has
sent word to the British that he is will
ing to surrender.
Mrs. A. T. Stewart has decided to re-
model for Office purposes the marble
store at the corner of Broadway and
Chambers streets, New York.
The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
company Wednesday laid across the
Narrows below New FORK cable $500
feet long and weighing Is tons.
Seven young ladies assumed the vows
of nun and retired from the world in
the chapel of st. Elizabeth's Hospital
at Lafayette, Ind, Saturday.
The international rifle match at
Creedmoor resulted in victory for the
British team at every range, the total
score being 1915 to ,S05.
A storm at Montreal caused the burn
ing of La Prairie barracks, which orig
inally cost the imperial government
100000.
At the invitation of Leland Stanford,
d. O. Mills, and William Sharon, of
San Francisco, the marquis of Lorne
visited their country palaces.
A promising son of BishopWiley of the
Methodist church, was burned to death
in a store in Cincinnati by the explo-
sion of a barrel of oil.
Sir James Anderson, physician ex-
traordinary to Queen Victoria, and the
author of two medical works, has been
called from earth.
Walton, the plunger, on the Coney
island race track, bet and won $40, 900
to $24, 900 that Girofla would beat Bar
rett and Bootjack.
Rufus Hatch left New York Satur-
day night, with Roscoe Conkling and
several others, for tour of the south
western states.
Secretary Teller will hereafter fur
nish the Indian police only with re-
volvers. No more of our red wards
will get breech-loading rifles.
A collision at the tunnel west of
Kirkwood, Missouri, smashed loco
motive and twelve loaded cars, causing
loss of $4,000.
A comet about five degrees from the
sun was plainly visible to the naked
eye at Georgetown and Central City,
Colorado, Monday noon.
Negotiations are nearly completed for
the transfer of the Little Rock and Fort
Smith road to the Gould system, as a
feeder to the Iron Mountain road.
The seats of circus exhibition at
Mount Airy, North Carolina, fell Mon
day carrying down fifteen hundred peo-
pie, of whom fifty were seriously in
jured.
The bluegrass farm of the late ii. p.
McGrath, hear Lexington. Kentucky,
containing over four hundred acres,
was bought at auction by Milt Young,
the turfman, for SIP so per acre.
The proposed coronation of the en-
peror Of Russia, which has kept the
world on broad grin for the past
twelvemonth, has been postponed to
next year.
A child of Albert w. Gridley, OF
Bloomington, ILL.,, born last week, Is
thus far the heir-apparent to $1,000, 900
will by the eccentric Asahel Gridley in
trust for his children's descendants.