The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-03-31

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The widow of Commodore Vanderbilt
will soon be married to DIR. Nathan
! Roysman, manager of one of the large
charifv hnsnitals of New York.
"A resolution is pending in the con-
gress OF Colombia to give years notice
to the United States of desire to abro-
gate the treaty Of 1916 and make new
agreements.
The entire Crosse fete sugar district
of Louisiana is about To be submerged
by the giving way of the Fordache
levee, and the cattle, sheep, and hogs
will be lost.
Mr.. Teller has written out his resig-
nation as senator from Colorado. 1t is
understood at Washington that Cover
nor Pitkin will give the vacant seat to
General ROutt
Byavote of 3S7 to AZ, the British house
of commons granted Prince Leopold an
additional annuity of gl0, 900, and a PEN
sion of co. 600 yearly to his widow in the
event of his death.
Judge Nelson, of Brooklyn, decides
that, suitable schools having been es-
tablished for colored pupils, the latter
can not attend the public schools pro-
vided for white children.
the southwest caused the abandonment
of the project to celebrate the anniver-
sary of La Salle's discovery of the
mouth of the Mississippi.
AT Dedham, Mass, Saturday evening,
John Sullivan nearly beheaded his wife
with a razor, chasing her through the
streets for five minutes, when she drop
ped dead on her doorstep.
On condition that the favor be never
cited as precedent, the Turkish govern
ment granted permission for Russian
transport with cOnvicts and troops to
pass through the Bosporus.
The India-rubber man is being exhib-
|. tied to the physicians of New York. He
can stretch the skin of his forehead over
his entire face, and tie the flesh on his
legs in knots over his knees.
Several persons were killed and two
churches demolished in the southeastern
portion of Alabama by a tornado. A
negro woman was picked up and carried
two hundred yards.
The police of st. Petersburg have ar
rested the chief of the nihilists executive
committee, who was connected with the
construction of the mine in Little Gar
den street.
DR.. Falkner, who has been vaccinat-
ing Indians at Fort Randall, says 49,
year-old son of Sitting Bull broke away
from him twice, when the old chief held
him up to receive the virus.
A stock-ranch in Texas, 40 by 6Omiles
in dimensions, with 40, 900 head of cat
tie. has been purchased by William
Young and Washington Becker, Of Mil
waullee, for 100000.
Jacob w. Kerr, formerly paying teller
of the Bank of the Republic, at Wash
ington, shot himself through the heart,
having lost money OF others in stock
speculations.
On a ranch about eight miles from
Tombstone, Arizona, in battle with
cattle-thieves, Deputy Sheriff Gillespie
was killed and the desperadoes sought
were both fatally wounded.
Polk Wells, who was arrested at Ran
dolph, Wis, for stealing horses and rob-
bling a bank, was arraigned at Sidney,
Iowa, where he pleaded guilty to the
former charge, and was sentenced to ten
years in the penitentiary.
Bills are before the senate of WiscOn-
sin to appropriate funds for the relief of
Mrs. Coleman, whose husband was kill
ed by the MaXwellS, and of Mrs. Baker,
who lost her protector in similar man
ner.
The Zuni Indian delegation were on
Tuesday conducted by Boston officials
TO the brink of the ocean, where they
chanted songs and scattered the sacred
flour which they brought from New
Mexico.
A mass-meeting has been called in
New York by Mayor Grace and other
leading men, to voice public sentiments
in regard TO the imprisonment of Amer
lean citizens by foreign governments
without trial.
Indictments for gambling in cotton
futures were brought against the Mem
phiS board of trade and the Tennessee
Brokerage association. After a trial
lasting four days, the jury rendered a
verdict of not guilty.
The American Association Of the Red
Cross is about to send agents into the
overlooked region of the southwest, and
makes an urgent appeal for funds, which
can be sent to the secretary of the treas
ury or the secretary Of war.
The report of Judge Advocate General
Swain in the case of Sergeant Mason is
to the effect that the accused is illegally
confined in the penitentiary, because the
proceedings Of the court-martial were
not strictly in accordance with the law.
Aleck Powell, a dashing darkey en-
ployed by President Arthur as valet,
abandoned q wife and three children in
New York. They called upon him at
the white house, Monday, and were
threatened with death.
The granulating-house of the Vulcan
Powder company, near San Francisco,
was blown to pieces Monday, killing
! five whites and six Cinnamon and injur-
ing three others. The pecuniary dam
| age is $4,000.
The foreign affairs committee of the
house has agreed to resolution direct
| ing the state department to insist on
the speedy trial of Daniel McSweeny
and other naturalized Americans arrest
1 ed by the British government.
An Irish and an English regiment are
stationed at Galway, and are constantly
at war. The pickets of the English or
ganization were recently attacked by
members of the other regiment, and
several men were bayoneted.
The car has refused to carry out the
recommendation that the Jews be ex-
PEELED from the rural districts of Rus
STA. General Ignatieff is said to have
ordered all Hebrew chemists jim st.
Petersburg to sell their business.
Henry Il. Myer, who died in Chicago
! Wpdppcdav at an advanced ACE invpnt-