The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-07-28
CONDENSED NEWS.


George Il. Marsh, American minis
ter at Rome, died suddenly Monday.
John Bright will visit the United
States during the recess of parliament.
Miss Ellie Stowell, daughter of the
mayor of Milwaukee, is lying seriously
ill. A peculiar feature of her ailment
is a triple perception of all objects.
Edison has recently obtained pat
ent for an invention by which electric
lights can be raised or lowered at will.
Arthur Goodpasture died of hydro
phObia near Waterloo, Iowa, despite
the application of maidstone.
A Spokane Indian on the Klamath
reservation killed a white physician
who failed to cure his son.
The Texans are overjoyed ut the ship
ment of 900 bushels of wheat direct
to Liverpool and Florence.
The directors of the Chicago board of
trade have fixed the marginal price of
No. spring wheat for. July at Sl.l0.
The British steamer Triumph brought
to San Francisco 795 coolies.
A cablegram from London announces
the death of Edward Arthur Yelling
ton, second Baron Keane.
John G. Hamilton, a son of Alexan-
der Hamilton, died at Long Branch in
his 91st year.
Mark l.. Joslyn, of Woodstock, ILL.,,
has been nominated by the president
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
reports earnings of 81 900 in June,
which beats the record.
j. Is. Ii. Bradshaw, a private banker
of Detroit, died Wednesday of Bright's
disease.
Martin Beckett, negro, was lynched
young white girl.
invitation of New York gentleman
to become his guest at cottage in Bar
Harbor, Me-, next month.
A detective of the Irish constabulary
will he sent to Venezuela to receive
O'Brien, who confessed completely in
the murder of Lord Cavendish.
A court of inquiry finds that General
Sheridan was justified in relieving Gen
eral Warren of his command at the bat
tie of Five Forks.
Kansas City has organized an EXPOSE
ton company, with capital stock of
$500 900, and expects tOOpen its display
September 20.
Orders have been issued to place the
monitors Montauk and Nantucket in
readiness to test their sea-gOing quail
ties.
The proposed British vote of credit
for the Egyptian expedition willb e.
100000. France will doubtless grant
II, 000, 600 francs.
John N. Donaldson, of Milwaukee,
has challenged Tug Wilson. or any 9TH
er man except John l.. Sullivan, to
fight within six weeks for $4,000 side.
Johnnie Cope, the finest Clydesdale
stallion on this side of the Atlantic,
weighing $500 pounds, died of pink-eye
at Monmouth, Ill.
S. S. Foss, prominent among the lum-
ber-dealers of Detroit, lost his life by
being thrown from buggy against a
telegraph-pole.
In the star-route trials at Washing
ton, Judge Wylie surprised everybody
by admitting the testimony of John A.
Welsh, the Louisiana witness.
After next month, mails will be de-
Gvered by carriers at Canton, o.; Kala-
mazoo, Mich; Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
Lincoln, Neb., and Racine, Wis.
Salt Lake suspended business Mon
day to celebrate the thirty-fifth ami
versary of the entry of the Mormons
into that valley.
Articles for q glove-fight on August
Tug Wilson, and both will at once go
into training.
A Dublin cablegram states that John
Parnell applied to Orangemen to reap
his crops, and that they complied with
his request.
Every polygamist in Utah is now liv-
w %
slowed away the rest against the adj
vent of the commission.
Italy has been invited to participate
in protecting the Suez canal, and will
probably be asked to cooperate with
England in restoring order in Egypt.
Joseph Sayers, an inmate of the Cen
trail prison at Toronto, was given twen-
ty-five lashes on the bare back for an
attempt to outrage young girl.
1t is understood that on August II
the Grand Trunk road will take pos
session Of the Detroit, Grand Haven
and Milwaukee.
The customs officers at Montreal
have seized an invoice of 1,S40 barrels
of flour from Chicago, for an evasion
of duty.
Archbishop Feehan, of Chicago, ac-
cording to London cablegram, is to be
appointed cardinal by the pope at the
next consistory.
Another violent hailstorm in the
Black Hills destroyed four thousand
acres of grain in the Belle FOurche val
ley, completing the ruin of half of the
crop of that region.
Alexander III. Stephens was nominat-
ed for governor by the Georgia democ-
racy, who, in their platform, entered
protest against armed raids by internal
revenue officers.
The customs officers at New York, in
searching the steamer Newport, from
Havana, found under the boiler and in
the coal cigars and cigarettes worth
5000.
The assessed valuation of real estate
In New York is S1,035 ,203, S16, and of
personal property $19S, 272,5 $50. The
amount to be raised by taxation, this
year. is $29,412.S31.
At Lapeer, Mich, Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith, becoming disheartened over the
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