The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-08-11
CONDENSED NEWS

Small-pOX is raging AT maple Clty,
Isanti county, MINI.
The trustees of the mammoth hotel
at Rockaway Beach have leased it to a
syndicate for long term.
Charles Schild, well-known mer-
chant OF Galveston, had his neck bro
ken by the fall of sign.
Bright's disease swept off Rear Ad-
miral David s. McDougall, at San
Francisco.
The wife of Bishop Talbot died in In
dianapolis, Monday, at the age of ~
years.
William Hale was tarred and feath-
cred at TarpOrt, Pa, for an attempt to
outrage young girl.
The search for the Leigh Smith Arc
tic exploring party has as yet attained
no satisfactory results.
tive, executive, and judicial appropria-
ton bill.
William Waldorf Astor has been
nominated by the president for minis
ter to Rome.
w. T. Scott, of Cairo, has been elect
ed grand master of the Odd-Fellows of
Illinois.
The Peterhead, Scotland, fishing fleet
was caught in a gale. Two hundred
boats are still missing.
Both factions of the Creek Indians
have disbanded, and there are now no
fears of trouble.
During the season 455 blooded cattle
have been sold in Kentucky at an aver
age of $500 each.
John Mcmahon, the oldest conductor
on the Vandalia road, killed himself
with a pistol in st. Louis Sunday even
ing.
In the international conference the
British ambassador accepted the prin-
ciple of collective protection Of the
Suez canal.
The fact that the recent storms in
northern Ohio swept away thirty
bridges in Holmes county gives some
idea of the ruin to crops.
Hon. Fred. Hassaurek, of Cincinnati,
and Mrs. Marshall, of Madison, Ind,
were married Wednesday. He has been
twice divorced, his first wife being a
milliner in Chicago.
From March ] to Aug. /, Chicago
packers slaughtered and sailed ,225, 600
hogs, against 100000 for the same
period last year.
John Sheavey, a convict imprisoned
at the Waupun, Wis, penitentiary, was
stabbed to death by George Watson,
who is serving sentence for forgery.
The striking telegraphers at Denver
have received numerous offers of aid
from labor organizations throughout
the country.
tented because of low pay and slowness
of promotion. Between five and ten
thousand threaten to resign.
iponri cnnad nihilict hac rnuoal-
ed to the car and his councillors long
list Of newly planned crimes against
the ruler and certain high officials.
Stringencyi is looked for in New Y ork
financial circles because of the large
sum of money needed to move the west
ern crops.
The secretary of the treasury esti-
mates that over $500. 900 900 of bonds
will be surrendered for exchange into
new per cents.
The heat at Winnipeg has been in
tense, the thermometer registering 1O4
degrees in the shade.
The nomination of Messrs. Grant
and Trescott as commissioners to frame
a commercial treaty with Mexico was
confirmed by the senate.
A train was wrecked near Winnsboro.
Tenn, killing the conductor, the mail
and express agents, and passenger,
and injuring several others.
Near Dodge Centre, Mimi, a gang of
tramps in freight-car, while the train
was going at full speed, robbed young
Swede, and threw him out on the track.
A white man lying in jail at the Qua.
ham agency, Indian Territory, killed
his guard, a Wyandotte Indian, by pin
ming him to the floor with coal-pick.
The democrats of Alabama elected
eighty out of one hundred members of
the lower house, and all but three SEN
ators.
George w. Tanner, prominent col
ored politician of Cairo, ILL.,, fatally
stabbed A. G.. Leonard, editor of the
Gazette!
Two Parisians were struck dead at
the Tuileries gardens by catching hold
of an electric wire used in Illuminating
the grounds.
Joseph E. Mcdonald has been elect
ed chairman of the democratic state
committee of Indiana, and Joel Riley
was chosen secretary.
Joseph Doelger, who began to brew
larger beer in New York at the out
break of the war, died of paralysis,
leaving 81 900, 900 to his heirs.
Ito dSocooOlS III DOStOu HAVE Dldttu
upon that city valuation of S672. AGO.
100. The state, county, and city taxes
aggregate S15.10 per 81 900.
The Northwestern road reports its
earnings for the fiscal year at $23, $685.
600, and it's surplus, after paying divi-
dends, at $2,791 900.
Mr.. Charles A. Vogeler, a prominent
citizen of Baltimore. is dead. He was
known as ''the greatest advertiser in
the world"
The attendance at the Concord school
of philosophy is discouragingly small
this year. 1t is proposed to locate it at
some place in the west hereafter.
The Iron manufacturers in Pennsyl-
vania are engaged in simultaneous eff
fort to start their works with men from
outside the unions, and have thus far
met with success.
Victor Leseurc, one of the oldest and
wealthiest citizens of Danville, ILL.,,