The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-12

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$500 for breach Of promise Of marriage.
Rev. j. G. Smith, famous in early
days asa revivalisti in southern Indiana,
died in that state Thursday.
Isham Scott was executed at Paris,
Texas, for killing and robbing Joseph
kpeers.
The wife of United States Marshall
Fink, of Milwaukee, died in the insane
asylum at that city Friday.
The remains of John Howard Payne
lave been shipped from Tunis to the
United States.
Gladstone was so much out of health
Sunday that his physician was sum-
moned.
The Niagara Falls Park company
seeks Incorporation at the hands of the
legislature of Ontario.
James Rowland, a wealthy and promi-
nent citizen Of San Francisco, was
drowned in the bay.
A boiler explosion in blast-furnace
at Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, killed four
men and wounded several others.
Ten lives were lost by an explosion
h the coal mine of Jones s. Nesbit at
Coulterville, Illinois.
A package from Arizona, containing
over one hundred loaded cartridges,
was found in a mailbag in the New
York post-office.
William B. Napton, lately judge Of
the Missouri supreme court, who de-
clared the vagrancy law illegal, Is dead.
Clark Mills, the sculptor, is danger
Ously ill at Washington with an affec-
ton of the heart.
A dixie protecting a suburb Of Vienna
broke Tuesday, and the rushing waters
swept collins and bodies from cemetery
into the river.
Charles Loose, q farmer near Monroe,
Michigan, who has been regarded as
one Of the wealthiest men in the county,
has failed, with debts of $4,000.
General Devaldan, who led leading
part in the siege of Paris, died from
apoplexy on learning of the demise OF
General Chanzy.
Patrick O'Reilly is in Jail at Albion,
New York, for confessing his participa-
non in the murder of Cavendish and
Burke in Dublin.
John Cody, Of Manistee, Michigan,
% years OF age, expired after fast OF
DS days, forced by liberation of the
stomach.
John B. Manning, democrat, the
States. was elected mayor Of Buffalo
by majority of 3.5l0 votes.
Eighty citizens Of Cheney, Washing
ton territory, lynched Chinaman ac-
sused OF numbering and robbing wo-
man of his own race.
A delegate convention is to be held
at Pittsburgh in May, to organize a
federation of the coal-miners of the
United States, who number $4,000.
The reported discovery in Siberia of
the bodies of Lieutenant Chips party
proves to be hoax, concocted in Bos-
ION.
William A. Seaver, editor Of "The
Drawer" in Harper's Magazine, died
Prom acute pneumonia at Mt. Vernon,
New York.
The condition of Lucky" Baldwin,
81 San Francisco, grows serious. He
u liable to lose his arm from blood
poisoning.
The latest railway rumor is to the
effect that the Union Pacific seeks con-
troll of the Wabash road, to obtain an
outlet to the Mississippi and the lakes.
At Two Rivers, Wisconsin, Joseph
Sauville and Miss Raullier were
drowned while attempting to cross ON
the ice.
c. II. Van Vliet, member Of an
awning manufacturing firm of Denver,
has been arrested for embezzling So
go and falsifying the books.
j. II. Winterbotham, of Michigan
City, states that he will not push his
contest for the seat of Congressman
Calkins.
&. J. Knecht, a leading brewer of st.
Joseph, Missouri, has made an assign
ment. with liabilities $4,000 in excess
sf assets.
The railway survey from Buffalo to
Cleveland. which has been nicknamed
the gilt-edge, is believed to be backed
by the Erie road.
The municipal bank of Sapojok,
Russia, has suspended payment, hav-
ing only % rubles in it's vaults. The
liabilities are well up into the millions.
The treasury cattle commission asks
for $1,000 to stamp out the lung
plague and reopen the British markets
TO American beeves.
General Ceanzy, life senator of
France, formerly governor general of
Algeria. died very suddenly in ChalOns.
aged 60 years.
The American expedition sent to the
Cape of Good Hope to take observa-
blOflS Oh tOB LTdIlSlJ Vi venus Has dTIlV-
cd in England with 236 photographs.
In the United States court at Omaha,
+. K. Clary, formerly postmaster at
Sidney, was convicted of making false
returns as to the arrival of mails, and
fined $500.
James Cronkhite, a freight conductor
On the Wisconsin Central road, was ar
rested at Phillips for completely in the
murder of c. Mead. the Waupaca
banker.
A daughter of the late Chancellor
Livingston. of New York, has brought
suit for $4,000 for breach of promise
against merchant named Henry
fleming.
The police at Reading Pennsylvania.
have arrested two country butchers for
selling the meat Of three hogs which
were bitten by mad dogs and died Of
hydrophobia.
L. Ruelshoff. a delegate OF the Rus
sian deparlmen of agriculture, has APP
peared ut Springfield, Illinois, to solicit