The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-06-09
CONDENSED NEWS.

have nominated Harris M. Plaisted for
governor.
Wallenstein, an American horse, won
he race for re 4apchsster in Eng
Maurice r. de an Insurance
gent Of ST, <W6I drowned near
humboldt, X E
Prince H. 4Ctsp1son the EN-;
States In October.
Leavenworth has organized q board
of trade with fifty members, the presi-
| dent being ex-senator Caldwell.
w. w. Corcoran, the Washington
banker, Ia so feeble that his physicians
have no hope Of his recovery.
The Pennsylvania company reportse
ptoat 81 q s,tS.sl4 from the Fort Wayne
Professor Milo p. Jewett, the first
president Of Vassar college, lies at the
| point of death at Milwaukee.
= Bishop FOss, Of Minneapolis, con-
! tinues to 9atn strength, and there are
strong hopes that he will not be perma-
nently crippled.
Davitt and Dillon will sail. for New
| York next Thursday. The Irish resi-
dents of Liverpool are arranging a de-
monstration in their honor.
William L. Moon, a murderer, was
hanged Friday at Carrollt0n, Ga. He
was respited for a day on account OF his
attempt at suicide.
Several i%ron-shops in New York have
conceded the wages demanded. Eight
hundred striking boiler-makers have
gone to work. GN TIL
\ eAt Tree Notch, Ala, three ichildren
Of Alexander Adams were burned to
death by the explosion OF a kerosene
can.
h Hon: Lucius Robinson, a well-known
banker of Newport, VII. who has for
some time been i'll with gangrene, sub
mitted to the amputation OF a leg.
| Gold to the amount of $1,000, 900 left
New. York Wednesday for Europe.
Anxiety concerning the crops seems to
have paralyZed Wall street.
A blast of $50 kegs of powder was ex-
ploded in q tunnel on the Galveston
road. 1t blew out the works connect
ing the sections, and killed three men.
~ Mr.. Flannery, of Dayton, o., kept a
vicious bulldog, and vas rewarded by
having it join with another and nearly
eat up his 5-year-old son.
uysEarly in July General Sherman and
Chief Justice.Waiteswil take a trip to
Yellowstone park and the Yosemite
valley.
Four hundred Mormon proselytes ar
rived at Salt Lake Sunday, and in three
hours had been dispatched to their new
homes.
Bishop Gilmour, of Cleveland, threat
ems to eXcommunicate the women of
his church who belong to the Land
League.
Commander Terry, of the United
States navy, a brother Of General Ter
ry. died of consumption in Colorado
Friday 81 ks w Sh~F&ba w
The commissioners of emigration Sc
cured from the New York legislature
an appropriationof $2OeQ09to maintain
Castle Garden. " Z I'VE
General Garibaldi died Friday even
ing, of bronchitis, at his home on the
island of fCapferaf at the age of &c
years.
Judge Brown, of st. Joseph, Mo-, a
practical farmer, reports that in his
section the wheat heads are not filling
up, but the straw is large and long.
F. J.. Moses, formerly governor of
South Carolina, pleaded guilty to petty
larceny in New York, and was SEN
fenced to six months in the peniten-
tiary.
4 Charles Gallino was put off a train on
the Hot Springs railroad, last summer,
because his excursion ticket had eX-
pired. A jury at Little Rock awarded
him damages Of $4,
Gossip in the Baptist church at Des
Moines has led to the withdrawal OF
forty-two members, including four trus.
tees and the superintendent of the Sab
bath school.
A duel was fought Wednesday morn
ing at New Orleans by Major e. A
Burke and G. H.. Parker, leading edi.
tors. At the fifth shot Burke was
pierced in the thigh.
St. Louis merchants receive from the
cotton region a general prediction Of
the failure of the crop in the northern
beltline, and whole sections are said tc
have been planted to corn.
The tracks of the Burlington and the
Rio Grande roads have been connected
at Denver, and it is positively stated
that a lease or purchase OF the latter has
been made.
The, election in Oregon Monday is
conceded to the republicans by a ma
jority of from 500 to 1900, but there i:
a possibility that Shattuck, democrat
was chosen supreme judge.
The Cleveland rolling-mills started
ND Monday with a force Of about 1,00t
men. The strikers resorted to no acts
of violence, but succeeded in inducing
many of the new hands to turn back.
Workmen engaged in digging a hole
for a telegraph post in the street at AL
amosa, CAL, struck a stratum of gold
bearing dirt, and the citizens are mark
ing off the town into placer claims.
Miss Kate Kane, the Milwaukee law
yer, has applied for admission to the
bar of the United States circuit court
and Judge Dyer has taken the matter
under advisement.