The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-12-08
CONDENSED NEWS.

in New York, Sexton scored 500 and
Daily 456.
The stock yards located in the west
ern part of Cincinnati have been merg-
ed.
Daniel OLeary is in England, search
ing for material for six days. pedes-
trian contest in Paris.
The Albany iron-works. which en-
ploy several thousand men, have re-
duced wages from 10 to Is per cent.
For insults offered in court at Key
West G. Is. Pendleton, an editor, horse
whipped Lieutenant Governor Bethel.
The grand jury at st. Louis exonerat-
ed John A. COckerill in the matter of
the slaughter of Colonel Slayback.
A female nihilist, lately banished to
Siberia, killed the governor of the ter
ritory.
The Santa Rosa ranch, in Cameron
county, Texas, comprising 10000 acres
Of land and $4,000 cattle, has changed
hands at $4,000
Sleeper hall, which has been con-
structed for the uses of Boston univer-
sity at cost OF $50, 600 was dedicated
Tuesday.
The sum of $40, 900 has been subscrib-
ed by twenty-three citizens of New
York toward the erection of a pedestal
for the Bartholdi statue of liberty.
A confidential agent of the Japanese
government is about to visit Washing
ton and attempt to secure the speedy
restoration Of the indemnity fund.
C.M Terrell, late chief clerk in the
pension agency at Indianapolis has
been convicted OF conspiracy to defraud
the government.
Nebraska owns 2, 5S2, 6S8 acres of land
holds notes for 81 ,529, 3l6 for property
sold.
The governor of Louisiana has given
election to congress from the Third dis
trict.
Under the penal code of New York,
Charles Flick was held to answer the
charge of felony for attempting to take
his own life.
1t is represented that the sultan of
Turkey hardly dares show himself out
side the harem, and that an attempt on
his life was made last Friday.
Clayton McMichael of Philadelphia,
proprietor of The North american, has
been commissioned United States
marshal for the District of Columbia.
Two boys, named Arthur Lord and
Patrick Kane, were killed at Thomp-
sonville, Connecticut, by special train
conveying the Langtry troupe.
A vain attempt was made Thursday
at Chester, Pennsylvania. to launch the
monitor Puritan, which has been on
the stocks for six years.
Speaker Keifer has asked that the
district judgeship for southern Ohio be
given to his brother-in-law, Judge
White, of the state supreme court.
Robert Bonner and sporting jour-
nalist of New York are on purchas-
ing tour Of the Bluegrass stock-farms
in Kentucky.
In the United States court at Omaha,
+. E. Clary, formerly postmaster at
Sidney, was convicted of making false
returns as to the arrival of mails, and
fined $500.
The permanent presidency of the
Egyptian debt commission, which is to
have the management of the revenues,
has been rendered to France by Eng
land, but will be declined.
The National League of Professional
Base Ball Clubs awarded the cham.
pionship to the Chicago nine. The
Troy and Worcester clubs resigned, and
were placed on the honorary list.
Hon. Matt Phelps, an attorney OF
Grinnell, Iowa, has died from injuries
received in railway accident at Tis.
kilwa, Illinois, for which he settled
with the Rock Island road for $4,000.
A woman named Kathi, one of TWEEN
ty-six who were arrested for poisoning
their husbands, was hanged at Vienna
Friday, and confessed having done up
two of her lords.
August Vorndice, shoemaker OF
Cincinnati, on the verge of delirium
tremens, made an unsuccessful attempt
almost severed his head from his body.
The Paramore narrow-gauge system
is completed from Cairo, Illinois, to
Of gap in the White river valley,
which is to be closed this month.
A. III. II. Dawson, of New York, was
awarded $4,000 damages against
George Sloane for falling into an eleva-
tor shaft in some fats owned by the
latter.
DIR. III. A. Clay, of Durango, Colora-
ao,was killed by his partner, DIR. Evetz-
ky, who then blew out his own brains.
The tragedy arose from cowhiding
given the murderer by some ladies.
The bondsmen of G. A. Arthur as COL
lector of the port of New York are still
held for a defalcation of 5000 in the
accounts Of clerk, and congress will
be asked to pass an act for their relief.
A recaptured deserter from the army,
who was handcuffed and chained to an
iron bedstead in recruiting Office at
Philadelphia, Ieaped from third story
window, and cannot be traced.
The coroner's inquest at Cincinnati
returned verdict that Anna Won Beh-
rem was accidentally shot by Frank 1.
Frayne, and the unfortunate man has
started for New York with the remains
of his betrothed.
The archbishop of Canterbury, the
Most Rev. Archibald Campbell TAFT,
passed quietly away Sunday morning.
1t Is understood that the remains will
be inferred in Westminster abbey. He
was born in Edinburg in 1911.
Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte, whose death
at Washington is daily expected, is a
of Daniel Webster, and
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