The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-06-23
CONDENSED NEWS.


By the explosion of a saw-mill boiler
at Williamsfeld, o., four men were
killed.
Reports from sixty points in northern
Minnesota and Dakota are highly fav-
orable in regard to the wheat crop.
The wheat crop in east Tennessee,
the best for ten years is nearly har-
vested.
The labor demonstration in Pitts
burgh Saturday, comprised $4,000 men,
in five grand divisions.
The federal grand jury at Austin,
Tex, has indicted ex-Marshal Russell
for the embeZZlement OF S9.558.
Ramen f. CriadO. a Cuban planter,
bequeathed $4OO, 900 for a Cuban college
in New York.
The Hebrew Aid society, of New
York, is compelled to send back to Rus
STA seventy-five eXiles who are unable
or unwilling to work.
Advices from Indian Territory show
that there are II 600 head of cattle and
10000 horses on the trail toward mar
ket.
A letter from Fort Mckinney states
that cattle valued at $l3, 500, 900 are
calmly grazing in what was six years
ago absolutely an Indian country.
Four newspaper offices in Buffalo are
crippled by a strike of printers, those
on the morning papers demanded 80
cents per ] 900 ems.
Editor Cowles, of Cleveland, was
fined the costs in the case for his as
sault upon the private secretary OF Bish-
op Gilmour.
The postohice department has under
consideration a plan for the delivery of
mails at hotels i'll large cities as late as
III O'Clock at night.
To concilate the anti-monopoly party
in New York, Governor Cornell has
affixed his signature to the railroad
commission bill.
The director of the mint reports the
gold product for 1881 at SI3, 900 900,
while Nevada shows less that $9,OO0,-
600.
The police of London found ina sta
| BILE in Clerkenwell 100, 900 rounds of
ammunition, 400 rifles with bayonets,
and % boxes of revolvers.
Governor st. John forwarded a con-
tribution of $3.50 fromthe public schools
Of Kansas to the Garfield monument
committee.
Morgan Hamilton, q negro, who was
accused Of numbering Miss Salina Ben
ton, of Bonneville, Miss, was shot dead
in a field by q party Of eight men.
a party of twenty persons neal Fort
Totten, Dakota, is trying to hold a fine
timber tract of $500 acres, and intrud-
ers are driven away with revolvers.
The roundup in Dakota shows the
cattle to be in the finest possible cOndi-
ton. The losses of the season will not
exceed q per cent, and the crop Of
calves is over 80 per cent.
Five hundred more freight-handlers
in New York have joined the strike,
and there are 200 policemen stationed
along the piers. At II e point trucks
waited seven hours to be unloaded.
BY al explosion of fire-damp in the
Diamond mine at Wilkesbarre, Pa,
eight men were terribly burned. The
affair was caused by a miner going in
with an open lamp, in spite of warning.
An attache of the Chinese legation,
10 passing through Denver, stated that
his government will return fifty stu
dents to American colleges, finding
that their recall was a mistake.
An evening journal at Washington
printed a letter from Boston, giving
warning of a plot by men and women
of that city to asSassinate President
Arthur and Charles Ii. Reed.
Guiteau held interviews Friday with
his spiritual adviser and his counsel.
He processes to feel some confidence in
the movement for a writ of habeas cor
pus.
A positive announcement that Cas-
tie Garden would be closed Saturday
brought four ocean steamship COM
panies to terms, each offering to pay a
head tax of so cents.
Robert Wason, chief of police of Mil
waukee, has issued an order to close all
gambling-houses, the keepers and in
mates to be arrested and dealt with &C
cOrding to law.
Farmers in Pike county, Ohio, are
burning their oats to protect wheat
from the army-worm. Near Circle
vile a large field of barley has been en-
tirely destroyed.
A pretty girl of IL years, residing at
Dedham, Mass, has been praoticing
burglary as a profession. She was re-
Gently caught in the sleeping-room of a
n%eighboring family.
A nihilistic lodging was discovered
by the Russian police OF Vassila island,
and forty-nine persons were arrested
and a large quantity of dynamite was
seized.
Charles Antobees, the most noted of
the frontiersmen Of Colorado, died at
the age of so years. at his home near
Fort Raymond. He piloted John G. !
Fremont back and forth over the range. |
Twenty-seven Apaches, captured re-
Gently by Mexican troops, were taken
out in q field at Chihuahua, Monday, |
and shot. Each met his death with
calmness.
The Diamond mine at Wilkesbarre,
Pa, is on fire at a point directly under
the Roman Catholic convent, and ex-
plosions are quite frequent. All the
water which can be obtained is being
poured down the lift.
Herr Melting, one of the chief naviga-
torsin the German navy, has been ar
rested at Kiel for accepting a bride of
49, 900 rubles to give the Russian gov
eminent copies of plans Of all works of
defense on the German coast.
The fifth great well in the Warren
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