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

wards of the nation shall be treated
pretty nearly the same as the whites,
and be punished In the civil courts for
misdeeds.
Dick Rogers, a Colorado cowboy,
rode up to Fort Garland, and ordered a
soldier to light a cigar for him. The
was a bullet through his heart.
Jim Catron. a stage-robber, who accom-
panied Rogers, tried to retreat, but was
given n desperate wound.
The New York assembly has passed
a bill to exclude from Castle Garden all
immigrants brought across the Allan
tic by steamship companies which de-
cline to pay a commission OF 80 cents
per head. The measure is regarded as
certain to become a law, and n Tor
warders will be compelled to accept It's
terms.
The Pennsylvania republican conyen-
ton nominated General James A. Bea-
YER for governor, w. L. Dav1se Tor
lieutenant governor, Henry hawIe TOT
Judge of the supreme court, Ihom-
as Marshall for cOngressman-at-large.
The independent leaders announce that
they will place another ticket in the
field.
Phil Armour, of Chicago, shipped L.
200 packages of tallow to Liverpool
some time ago. The advance in the
home market having been greater than
on the other side of the Atlantic, he
brought the invoice back to Chicago
and sold it at a handsome profit, after
paving 374 to 40 cents per hundred
pounds for freights.
The police of Dublin have issued de-
scriptions of four of the men engaged
i'm the murder of Cavendish and Burke,
one of whom has a hollow bridge on
his nose. 1t is thought that at least
twelve men were connected with the
tragedy. A car-driver named Bolger
| has been arrested at Neville and sent
to Dublin.
MI. Gladstone introduced in the house
of commons an arrears bill covering
tenantries up to ESQ. Tenants will be
obliged to prove inability to pay arrears
of the past two years before the land
| commission, and may then escape by
settling for one year, the remainder, 10
be taken from the Irish church surplus
fund.
The sale of seats for the May musical
festival in Chicago has thus far realized
nearly SIS. 600. All the sOloists for the
Cincinnati festival including Miss Cary,
| Have dIIINtu III tlldu WY. Nilop N''J
has written to a friend that her last
public. appearance will be made June
IL, with the possible exception OF three
charity concerts in Maine.
A party of twelve residents of Pull
man, ILL.,, went out on Calumet lake,
Sunday evening, in a small yacht, which
soon upset in a squat, and all on board
were drowned. The accident was wit
messed by several persons on shore, and
three boats went out TO rescue the
drowning. Among the lost were Napo-
leon Bucklin, a sea captain from Name
and his two sons
Mitchell Lehmier, of Rochester, N,
Y, has become noted for the destruc'
ton of illustrated police papers, nude
figures, etc, wherever he found them
His latest freak was to walk into al
art gallery and slash a $500 Venetian
painting In which the breast of a fe'
male figure was exposed. He Is now
rejecting in jail, and may go to the In
ane asylum.
Rev. DR.. G. A. Lotion, of the Thirt
Baptist church of st. Louis, left on Fri
day night for a vacation. 1t is alleged
that he became intoxicated while on thu
train, insulted a Kentucky lady, anC
was badly hammered by a three-cart
monte man.. The clergyman returned
to his home on Sunday evening, dis
guised by goggles and bandages. ~
states that he took some medicine 10
nervousness, which may have affected
his reason.
Whitefsh Lake, an Indian chief il
the British possessions, was promise,
by Governor Morris a reserve so larg'
that the authorities have resolved no
to grant it. The brave is at the head o
the strongest band in the northwest
and declares that he will prevent a sur
vey being made. Smallpox is repOrte'
to be raging among the reds on tn
Montana boundary and spreading on tn
Canadian side, and the commissioner a
Winnipeg has sent out a large suppl
of vaccine virus.
On the petition of a wealthy citiZel
of New Orleans, the publishers of
pictorial weekly were enjOined from
assailing him, by order of Judge Right
er. The offenders repeated their as
saults, and were jailed for contemp,
An appeal to the supreme court cause
a decision in their favor, Judge Femme
stating that no court in England @
America had in modern times issued
general order to prevent a publlcatio
by q newspaper.
lin the British house Of commons
Chamberlain. president of the board c
trade, stated that when released fror
prison Parnell was absolutely ignoran
of the plans of the government on al
a of rent and other questions. O'She
explained that at his own instance II
he had correspondent with Parnell an
various members of the government
and had reported to Secretary Forstt
the result of interviews with the SUI
poets.