The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06
CONDENSED NEWS.

Eleven b0pn0m0roB have been SuS-
pended from Lafayette college, in Penn
sylvania, for hazing freshmen.
In the star-r0ute case at Philadelphia
the jury reported its inability to agree
upon q verdict.
The British have decided to keep
twelve Thousand men in Egypt to hold
the khedive in power. -
Blanche Fontainbleau, noted per-
former on the trapeze, died at the De-
tr0it hospital of cancer of the stomach.
Jewish families to the number of six
hundred have left Pressburg, Austria,
on account of the riots.
Pleuro-pneumonia has appeared
among the cattle of Carolina county,
Maryland, in its most violent form.
Colonel George Cozad, a Wheeling
Journalist, died of heart disease Sun
day.
Forty-five new cases of yellow fever
and four deaths Sunday are reported
from Pensacola.
The recent census shows the popula-
ton OF the Austrian empire to be o.
144.244.
Alexandria III. Stephens has proba-
bly, received a majority of $4,000 for
governor Of Georgia.
A negro named Henry Holloway was
lynched at Elkton, Tennessee, for an
outrage upon white woman.
J. G. Blaine is at York Beach pros
trate with fever, which he ascribes to
malaria.
Capitalists from Iowa have taken
100000 to Birmingham, Alabama, to
establish another iron blast furnace.
Anticosti island, in the st. Lawrence,
containing some two million acres, is
to be sold at auction to settle lawsuit.
The election in Delaware resulted in
democratic majority of 285 for in
spectors and republican majority OF
11S for assessors.
The democrats of Connecticut nomi-
mated Thomas M. Waller for governor
and George G. Sumner for lieutenant
governor.
A lineman of an electric light COM
pany in New York was instantly killed
by thoughtlessly taking wire in each
hand.
William Sprague failed of election
to membership in the Providence board
of trade, the vote being 66 to SO, three
fOurths being required.
David G. Ballentine, a state senator
in Nebraska, was killed by falling un-
der team at Benkelman, on the Bur-
lington and Missouri railroad.
Manager Van Horn expresses the
opinion that the Canadian Pacific road
will be extended to the summit of the
Rocky mountains next season.
A collision of passenger trains at
Salem, Kansas, caused the infection of
serious injuries on several persons and
the destruction of both engines.
Nelson w. Willing. a veteran manu-
facturer of Millbury, Massachusetts,,
has suspended, with Liabilities OF $9l,-
600.
In the United States court at Pitts
burgh, Judge Turnkey decided that a
railroad company must honor its tick
cts, by whomsoever sold.
The Friends meeting at Richmond,
Indiana, attracted fifteen thousand per-
from Cincinnati and thirteen from In
dianapolis.
Nelson Hoag, of Warsaw, Indiana,
has been sentenced to the penitentiary
for four years for bastardy. the prose-
cutting witness being his step daugh-
ter.
Robert T.. Lincoln appeared in the
county court at Springfield and gave
bond in $3.50, 900 as administrator of the
estate of his mother. She had $72, 900
in government bonds.
A northeast gale at Long Branch has
wrecked the bluff for fifteen miles,
snapped columns in the new pier, and
buried in sand the track of the New
Jersey Southern road.
At the request of the city council of
New Orleans, Governor McEnery has
approved of the allotment of $4,000
for closing the crevasse at Bonnet Car
re and giving clear salt water to Lake
Pontchartrain.
The marquis of Lorne, in speech at
the agricultural fair in British Column
bia, said the colony would be distanced
in the railroad race unless it availed it
self of all the labor that came.
A number of non-cOmmissiOned Of
ficers OF the India regiments are to be
brought from Egypt to England in or
der that Queen Victoria may present
them with war medals.
DIR. George A. Ward, once profess
or in Yale college, who went to Peru
with Henry Meiggs and became medi-
can superintendent of his works, died
in that country recently.
Two convict guards on cotton
plantation south of Houston, Texas,
named Tower and Thomson, fought a
duel with revolvers. Twelve shots
were fred and both fell dead
James Rhodes was taken from Jail at
Charlottesville, Virginia, Sunday night,
and hanged to a tree for the murder of
the Massie family. He made a confess
sion of his crime.
Robert r. Lincoln has shipped from
Springfield to Washington sixty-two
trunks belonging to his mother, which
were filled with dress goods and trinkets
purchased in Europe.
The Illinois Methodist conference
found III. 0. Hoffman guilty of bas-
tardy, fornifcation, forgery, and false
hood, and recommended his expulsion
from the church and it's ministry.
With S5,000.000 taken from the reve-
nue. of the port Of Montreal, a twenty
five feet channel has been made in the
st. Lawrence from Quebec to Mon
treal.
Three hundred cartmen at the coal
mines at Wellston, Ohio, have struck
for an increase of twenty cents per day,