The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-13
through the shoulder.


through the shoulder.
Six thousand citizens of Chicago
gathered at the baseball park Monday
afternoon to witness the contest Tor
the prize banner of the Knights Temp
lars. The judges awarded the emblem
to st. Bernard cOmmandery. OF Chica-
60, which scored 5000 to 374.2 made by
Raper commandery, of Indianapolis.
A raid by Dubuque officers on back
room in White street revealed dies and
molds for counterfeiting silver coin.
The man arrested has been active in
the exercises of the Young Mems
Christian association, and his mistress
was an untiring laborer among the
prisoners in the Jail.
Howard Carroll, a journalist OF New
York, whose name has been mentioned
as the republican candidate for con-
gressman-at-large sends out a card
stating that he will pay nothing. to Sc
cure an election, nor, if elected, will
he take any notice Of applications for
Office.
From fear of an injunction, the New
York, Chicago and st. Louis Railroad
company kept three hundred men and
several locomotives at work Sunday
night at Fort Wayne, filling in the
channel in the Wabash and Erie canal,
leaving only the the box-fiume OF the
City mills.
Riaz Pasha, the Egyptian minister
of the interior, states that the country
is completely tranquilized. A native
was hanged at Alexandria Saturday
for participation in the massacre last
June. The people are gratified over
a report that British and French con-
troll of financial affairs Is likely to be
abolished.
After a long investigation by the
secret service bureau, William f. Sal
ter and Wilmot III. Ward, of Washing
ton, have been jailed for cOnspiring to
steal bonds and plates from the bureau
of engraving, in order to bring about
the dismissal of Colonel Irish, the
superintendent.
At the autumn meeting of the New
York and Brooklyn Association OF
Congregational Churches, Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher withdrew from member
ship, on the ground that he could not
place on others the responsibility for
his peculiar views, although never in
warmer personal sympathy with his
brethren.
Fifteen prominent republicans of
New York declined the invitation of
| for cOngressman-at-large, and Howard
Carroll was nominated on the second
ballot. Dispatches were presented
from every congressional district in
the state, each giving a discouraging
view of the situation.
Employees of the Northern Pacific
road in Montana to the number OF
twenty-five hundred struck last Satur-
day against an increase of half dollar
q week in their board, and have been
asked to resume work at the old price
of subsistence. Five thousand China
men refused to strike.
The committee which has been in
vestigating the Fenian skirmishlng
fund found sufficient evidence to send
ed resolution applauding the Irish
| World for closing its columns to the
Land league. The Buffalo Land league
resolved to forward $1,000 to Father
Walsh, the national treasurer.
The astronomers have discovered
that Cruls comet splits into sections
every four days. One observer saw TIVE
unequal parts, and another watcher
found three. Mr.. Schmidt telegraphs
the discovery of comet at Athens,
| Greece, last Sunday, and DIR. Swift, OF
| Rochester, pronounces it fragment
recently broken from the Crul comet.
Arab Pasha shows some alarm over
a rumored remark of the khedive that
they could not live in the same coun-
try. The question of employing for
eign counsel for the rebel leaders will
be referred to the British government.
| The indictments are for instigating
massacre, directing the burning of AL
exandria, and abusing a flag OF truce.
| Four natives were hanged at Daman-
hour Tuesday for murder.
John G. Oates created a deep sensa-
ton in Texas by the introduction of an
insurance swindle. Heleft LOngview
for the Rio Grande, and caused to be
sent to his wife a telegram announcing
his death. His female accomplish at
tired herself in black, and with fearful
eyes demanded $1,000 from the Knights
of Honor. An investigation resulted
in finding Oates on farm in Gonzales
| county
Returns from the Ohio state election
have been meager, and no systematic
effort has been made to figure on the
majority on the state ticket. The DEM
ocrats, however, claim the state by 25,-
600 or more: though the republicans
think it will not exceed 10000. The
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stand 6 to Is in favor of the democrats.
The republicans claim the election of
Taylor, Robinson, Keifer, Updegraff,
and Mccormack, and consider the con-
test close on Morey, Mcclure, and Nc
Kinley. The democrats claim the cleo
| ton Of Toilet in the First, Jordan in
the Second, Murray in the Third, Le-
fevre in the Fourth, Seney in the Fifth,
Hill in the Sixth, Hurd in the Tenth,
Thirteenth, Geddes in the Fourteenth,
Warner in the Fifteenth, Wilkins in
the Sixteenth, Wallace in the Eigh-
teenth, Page in the Twentieth, Farran
| in the Twenty-first, and concede the
election of Morey in the Seventh,
Keifer in the Eighth, Robinson in the
| Ninth, Mccormack in the Eleventh,
| Updegraff in the Seventeenth, and Tay-
| lnr in the Ninetaanth districts
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