The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-13
CONDENSED NEWS.

Hog cholera is raging at an alarming
rate in the vicinity of Findlay, Ohio.
The revenue of the Dominion of Can
ada for the year was $33 1881 1881, and
the expenditures $27 ,l55, 1902.
William E. Dodge has been nomina-
ted for mayor Of New York by the
Manhattan Temperance association.
James Thomas, Jr., the wealthiest
citizen of Richmond, Virginia, died
Sunday.
The Monroe County bank, an insti-
tuition incorporated under the laws of
Iowa, has collapsed.
An American horse, Lorillard's
Touch Me-Not, won the two-year-old
stakes at Newmarket.
II. G. Mead, of Waupaca, Wisconsin,
was murdered in q bank-rObbery which
occurred at that place Sunday night.
William, the youngest son of Prince
Bismarck, has been raised to the rank
of government councillor.
Four men were killed by a fall of
rock in the Republic iron mine in Mich
igan.
A block of business houses on Front
street, Ell PasO, Illinois, valued at $780,
600, was wiped out by fire Tuesday.
The registration of voters in Utah
covers "a, 900 names, four out of nine
being women and three out of four
Mormons.
The butchering business Of New
York is being revolutioniZed by the ar
rival of dressed beef, in refrigerator
cars, from Chicago.
The Mexican National railroad
bridge across the Rio Grande at Laredo
was recently swept away by flood,
but new one is ready for trains.
at a Baptismal ceremony near Can
ton, Ga, a rotten bridge carried two hun
dred persons into the water, many OF
them having arms or legs broken.
1t has been decided to disinter the
body of Fanny Parnell at Bordentown,
New Jersey, and send it to Boston, for
shipment to Ireland.
p. T. Langville,a prominent lawyer
of Galveston, accompanied a yachting
party on the gulf, but fell overheard
and was drowned.
The Cincinnati exposition closed it's
doors Saturday evening. The receipts
for the season were S84, 900 and the ex-
penditures only $65, 600.
In a great confagration at Paris
Sunday, the chief of the fire brigade
was killed and several OF his men in
jured.
The stockholders of the Texas and
st. Louis narrOw-gauge road have re-
solved to increase the capital to Sl5,-
900, 900.
The secretary of the interior, with
the largest department under the gov
eminent, is about to ask for the ap-
pointment of two more assistants.
The Congregationalists of Winona.
Minnesota, on Sunday dedicated a
church which cost $40, 900, and is wholly
free from debt.
Arab Pasha is treated by his Egyp-
tian jailers as common convict. Gen.
Wolseley gave grand picnic on the
Nile to his staff and chief officers.
Nine firms of starch manufacturers
in the west have agreed to q practical
consolidation of their business, to re-
duce the cost of production and sale.
Mrs. Jesse James has contracted with
a manufacturing firm at Muscatine for
q granite monument, twelve feet high,
at the grave of the bandit.
The bank examiners find deficit OF
S31 900 in the accounts of wellington,
late cashier of the Manufacturers bank
of Troy, of which amount $4,000 will
be recovered from the sureties.
Gold diggings yielding so per day
have been discovered in the Cariboo
district of British Columbia, and In
dams have brought in $1,000 worth OF
| gold-dust from Bridge river.
Senator Sawyer states that the track
| of the Chicago. st. Paul and Omaha
road will be laid to Superior City this
month, and to Bayfield, before the year
ends.
Notwithstanding the arrest of Geo.
ID. Wise, of Virginia, for preparing for
| duel with John Amber Smith, it is
| believed that a hostile meeting will
soon take place.
Foreman Dickson, of star-route
memory, has written to District Attor-
ney Corkhill, protesting against an in
vestigation of the bribery cases by the
attorney general or any of his officers.
Anthony Comstock made raid on
| the pOol-rooms at Long Island City,
breaking i'm the doors at each place,
and captured property valued at $15,-
600.
The Mexican government, having de-
clared forfeited the concession to the
| Tehuantepec Interoceanic railroad, has
made a contract with Delfin Sanchez
to complete the work.
Such is the increase Of pauperism in
the south Of Ireland that the Dublin
| union proposes to expend $1,000 in
sending one thousand able-bodied men
and women to Canada.
DIR. John w. Parker, of Columbia,
South Carolina, whose humane and
| skillful management Of the insane asy-
| lum gave him national reputation,
died Wednesday in his S0th year.
Daniel Camp, the most cunning
planter in Arkansas, busted himself
one night in poisoning watermelons in
his yard, and then ate the wrong one
! himself.