The Owosso times., 1882-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

Mr. BURROWS bill denying admission to tho
| floor of the House of any delegate or represei
tative guilty OF bigamy or poygamy, passed
the House Monday, under suspension of The
rules, after the call of states, and was opposed
by only three votes.
Neal and Crafts, the Ashland murderers, are
sentenced to be hung at Catts.isburg, KY.
Theodore Tllt0n's house In Brooklyn was sold
for $4,000, the purchaser holding mortgage
on 1t for nearly that sum.
The first M. E. church OF Rscine, Wis, was
destroyed by fire Sunday. Loss, $4,000; insnr.
ed $4,000.
Hereafter Guiteau is to see only his relatives
and the guard. His meals are to be closely
scrutinized, and every precaution taken to pre-
vent his removal of himself.
Five OF the thirty-twO bodies have been re-
covered from the Midlothian shaft
The death Of Jesse Williams at Nottingham.
Pa, sOniun caned-once wealthy citizen Of
Philadelphia who used to entertain Clay and
Webster; who organized the first poultry and
horticultural fairs In Pennsylvania and iutro-
duced In the state the first breed Of cochin
china fowls. He died hermit In miserable
hut.
Cleveland has raised 1915 600 for the Garfield
memorial fund.
Chicago had fourteen new cases of small pox
on Monday and six deaths.
Mississippi appropriates $5O,0OO to promote
emigration to that state.
There is war In Grant Co., Dakota, ABOUT the
location Of the county seat Three armed
mon, aided by Indian allies, have resisted the
removal from Big Stone City to Millbank,
and they hold possession Of the records.
In the fight between Su van OF Boston, and
Ryan Of Troy, N. Y, which took place at Mis-
sissippi City, Miss on t. t the former won,
Ryan failing to come to time after tho tenth
round. He was terribly bruised by sledge-
hammer blows from Sullivan.
Wells, Fargo d Co.'S agent at Tombstone,
Arizona, has absconded with $4,000 OF the
company's funds.
Mormon missionaries have made some con-
verts In Union Co., East Tennessee among the
negroes, and the community is excited against
them almost to the point of lynching.
The general superintendent of the Central
Pacific says the company will In the spring
proceed with the construction OF the eastern
connection as originally proposed, from
Uorlnne, Utah, 10 the Missouri river, and also
complete the line between San Francisco and
New Orleans by Aug. Both, 1882.
Col. Hatch, commanding at Fort Custer, has
been ordered to take immediate steps for the
removal OF the whites from the Crow reserva
ton. Large parties of whites have been cut
ting timber on tais reservation, and trespass.
Ing In other ways. The Indians have become
so FESTIVE under the invasion that the govern
ment has decided to act In the matter.
The president has decided TO reserve Monday
instead of Saturday, as a day for exclusive ut.
tention to department business, as congress-
men aud senators have more leisure on
Saturday than other days, and prefer calling
on him on that day. Henceforth on Monday
he will receive no visitors.
Hon. s. w. Dorsey, L. W. Vale, JIM. Miner,
NJ. O. Randell, and Thos. j. Brady were all In
dcted Thursday by the grand jury for star
route frauds.
Senator Lapham Is anxious TO obtain the
name OF the person who started the story that
he bad appointed DR.. Mary Walker clerk OF his
committee on woman suffrage. His life is al
most burden since the story appeared, and
hundreds Of indignant letters have been re-
ceived.
Jack Brush, Jack Miller, William Lawrence,
and Perry Preston, four members Of danger
Gus gang Of forgers. were cleverly trapped in |
Chicago, by Pinkerton's agency, Wednesday
night. They arc supposed to have left New |
York about week ago for extensive opera |
tons throughout the west
Neeley d Hambleton's elevator In Chicago |
was burned Thursday morning, involving a loss
Of from $4,000 to $4,000, well covered by In |
surance.