The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-05-19

people. the doors being closed asallsv
tardy ones at 7:90. Annie Louise Cary
was received with shouts, and Materna
was recalled FIVE times.
James johnson, one of the pioneers
of Indiana, who owned two thousand
acres of land near Indianapolis. died
Wednesday, at the age OF 81. He is
credited with large donations to educa-
tional institutions.
Colonel Forsyth had an interview
with the daughter of Chief Loco, who
said that thirteen Indians were killed
in the fight at STEMS peak. Forsyth
thinks that not over forty braves es-
capped from the encounter with Garcia.
The Illinois board of agriculture re-
ports an improvement in the condition
of winter wheat in all sections of the
state. No damage has resulted from
chinch. bugs. The yield promises to be
3 to 5 per cent. better than the average.
The handsome residence of Senator
Bayard, on the outskirts Of Whining
ton, Del, was thoroughly ransacked
by burglars, in the absence Of the house
keeper. The main loss of which the
senator complained to the police was
that of a pair Of dueling pistols.
At a reception given Mrs. Parnell in
New York, she stated that her son
framed in Kilmainham jail four amend
ments to the land act which were recent
ly introduced in the house of commons,
and would not accept a release until
Gladstone agreed to present them.
The management of the Lake Shore
road Is arranged by The Transcript, of
Boston, for its sale, last year, of the
company's 1000 shares in the Union
stock yards for $S50,00O, when they
were worth So, 100 600.
A fellow named Penwell Rudolph has
been arrested at Akron, o., and charged
not only with theft but with deliberate
ly entering into a conspiracy TO marry
Young women with some means, poison
them, and appropriate their money.
The postal authorities at Halifax
have discovered that registered mails
are being opened on the night train for
New Brunswick, thieves having recent
" stolen stamps used in sealing bags,
and being enabled thus to their
traces.
The 1O7th anniversary of the declara-
ton of independence made by citizens
of Mecklenburg county, North Carolina,
will be celebrated next Saturday at
Charlotte, Senator Bayard delivering
the Grafton and Senator Vance the ad-
dress of welcome.
b. A. Olney, the wealthiest man in
Van Buren, county, Michigan, has filed
a bill to restrain Jane A. Manley from
disposing of a note for $40, 900 eXtorted
from him for the return OF a large
amount of mortgages and notes which
she had taken from him.
John BriZZalaro, of Baltimore, who
recently murdered his wife and wound
ed himself, made a fatal leap Sunday
from the upper tier of cells in the Jail
to the concrete pavement, a distance or
ninety-five feet. He left a letter stat
ing that he could never suffer hanging.
Envoy Prescott has gone into the in.
terror of Peru in search OF Admiral
Montero. The dangers of the journey
will be appreciated when it is known
that for a considerable distance he will
be borne OH mems shoulders along mar
row trails Oh the mountain sides
The widow Of Charles o. Rogers, OF
The Journal, of Boston, married an En-
glish clergyman, named William Cum
ming. She then had a fortune OF $780,
600, nearly half of which she conveyed
to her new husband. His drunken n
lewd conduct has forced her into the
courts as an applicant for a divorce.
Director Jauner, of the burned King
theatre in Vienna, was convicted OF
tributary negligence, and sentenced TO
four months simple arrest while, Herr
NitZche and Herr Geringer Will DE given
eight and four months imprisonmenS,
respectively, fasting one DAY ach
month.
The steamer Altenower lies in quar-
antine at San Francisco, loaded with
Cinnamon afflicted with smallpox. a
barge containing a large party Ell route
for the pest-houSe was swamped, ana
one coolie was lost. A squad of police
has been sent to the shiptO aid in keep
ing order.
In the contest for the control Of The
Inter Ocean, of Chicago, Judge Barnum
decided that the contract between Gil
bert A. Pierce and the NixOns was
drawn without sufficient consideration,
as it failed to state how the latter were
to be Unidentified for outstanding OBJ
legations TO creditors, although Pierce
had performed all that he had agreed
to do.
4 reunion of the Beaubien family
was held i'm Chicago Wednesday even
ing. at which conversation was carried
on i'm English, French, and Pottawato-
mic. Seven children of General Jean
b. Beaubien were present and two sons
of Mark, the ancient fiddler. John
Wentworth was on hand to meet ole
friends.
A mail has not been received at Jack
sonport, Ark, for a week, owing to the
overflow of the White river. There i:
only one street in the town not under
water. Damage estimated at $780, Ot
has been done in the vicinity of Hot
Springs, and still greater damage to thu
country in the vicinity of Batesville.
The chief of police Of st. Louis re
ceived last Wednesday, a letter offer
ing important information in regard tt
a plot to murder Under .Secretar,
Burke, on condition that the life of ont
of the assassins be spared and that
handsome reward be paid the writer.
Ex-Governor Washburn, of Wiscon
sin, died Sunday at Eureka Springs
Ark. Governor Rusk has selected as
committee to receive the remains ex
Governors Dewey, Lewis, Taylor, Lud
ington, and Smith, Chief Justice Cole
General Atwood, and Hon. l.. G. Greg
DRY.
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