The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-09-08
CONDENSED NEWS.


The deaths by cholera at Manila on
Sunday numbered 347.
A firm Of stock brokers in London
has been robbed of bonds valued at f15,-
600.
Four cows have died of Texas fever
at Champaign, Ills, and two dairy
herds are sick.
The grain firm of Holden & Timber
lake, of Cincinnati, has suspended, with
liabilities of $4,000.
The failures in the United States for
the past week are reported at ITO, a de-
crease of %.
A dispatch from Fort Leavenworth
denies that the Cheyennes and ARA
pahOes have broken out at Reno.
Common stock of the Hannibal and
st. Joseph road stood at AZ Monday,
against recent quotation of IS to 80.
Mrs. Ruth Freeland, who celebrated
her Tooth birthday last July, died Mon
day at Rapids. City, Ill.
Hon. George II. Reeves. late speaker
of the Texas house. of representatives,
is dying of hydrophobia at Sherman.
The Dispatch has taken on board pro-
visions fora month, giving rise to the
belief that President Arthur intends to
have a general holiday.
Two young girls rode twenty-mile
race Wednesday at the Minneapolis fair,
making the distance in forty-one min
utes.
Bend Or, the famous racer, injured
himself while being exercised, and his
race with Eole for $4,000 has been de-
clared off.
Eight cattle have died of Texas fever
in Sixmart, Maine, and the remainder
of the herd has been isolated by the au-
thOrities.
The residence of Major Phipps, the
absconding superintendent of the Phil
adelphia almshouse, was found to con-
ceal public supplies valued at $4,000.
Frank McIIolland, a mining superin-
tendent well known in Colorado and
New Mexico, committed suicide at Val
tecillo, Mexico.
Robert p. Porter, of the tariff COM
mission. wants to be chief of the bu-
reau of statistics, and is encouraged in
his aspirations by some strong hackers.
In the Maine insane asylum Captain
William III. Alexander, of Richmond,
was strangled by Edward E. Smart, OF
Portland.
Hostilities have ceased on the from
tier between Greece and Turkey. The
hundred killed or wounded.
Early Sunday morning Byron Smith,
agent of the Adams Express Company
at Salem, Ohio, put bullet through
his brain for no known reason.
The wheat crop of the country for
the year is estimated by New York
commercial journal at 526, 400,000 bush
els.
General OtesO, q Mexican senator, is
confident that by October Is the last
rail of the road linking the two repub-
lies will have been completed.
BY order of Secretary Lincoln, Okla
homa Payne and his accOmplices will
be handed over to the civil authorities,
to be tried at Fort Smith.
Confederate bonds are again being
bought by brokers in Richmond, Va,
$3.50 per 81 900 having been paid Thurs
day.
John p. Reynolds having resigned
the chief grain inspectorship at Chica-
go, Z. Bird Price has been appointed
by Governor Cullom.
The Reading Railroad and Coal COM
pany have executed joint mortgage
for $780, 900 to secure the payment
of their per cent. consols.
An invitation to attend the centen-
NAL meeting on the Webster farm at
Marshfeld, Mass, in October, has been
accepted by President Arthur.
Rev. Moses Bayles, who died Thurs
day in indianapolis, bought his free
dom for $500 and gave himself cleri-
cal education.
Denver merchants gave q barbecue
Wednesday to their customers in the
territories, four thousand being seated
at the first table.
Western Texas has again been flood
ed by rains. AT Eagle Pass the greater
part of the business quarter is sub
merged.
The Buffalo, Pittsburg and Western
road has extended its tracks from Broc-
ton to Buffalo, and will soon commence
running through trains.
Six of the Sioux chiefs captured by
Major Ilges two years ago have this
season raised some fine crops on the
reservation at Fort Yates, and will
send samples to the military chieftains.
Billy Lynn, of Silver Cliff, Col, and
Joe Silvers, of Albany, fought prize
fight in the former city Sunday. Sill
vers was knocked senseless in the
fourth round.
John Paul, city marshal of Mount
Vernon, Indiana, in attempting to en-
force the liquor law, was brutally beat
en- by roughs, who subsequently burned
his house.
The Flatheads have agreed with
government commission to give the
right of way through their reservation
in western Montana to the Northern
Pacific road for $4,000.
The emperor and empress of Russia,
after witnessing military maneuvers at
Ishora, drove over a bridge across a
ravine, which fell Immediately after
ward.
L. d. Ross, ticket-scalper of Kan
sas City, has been jailed for issuing
forged tickets to the amount of SOS, 900
on the Missouri Pacific, Santa Fe, and
Union Pacific roads.
Captain Payne and twenty of his land
pirates are In the guard-house at Fort
Reno, awaiting escort to Fort Smith.
Payne resisted the troops, and was
bound and brought in by a wagon.
An armistice has been concluded be-
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