The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-27

legged mo. l." is quoted rs saying her
son was the superior officer of the In
vincibles. The Enolish Government is
sad To have lnaae advances to lyman
Offering him immunity if he will fur.
nish details OF the organ cation with
which be is alleged TO have been identi-
fled.
The Governor General Of Canada and
Princess Louise reached Ottawa Tues
day. In consequence of information in
possession OF the police. the parliament
building and Rideau hall are guarded
by double force OF police. Shortly af-
ter midnight. one OF the officers patrol
ling the grounds at Rideau hall was
shot ut four times, but his assailant
rt 'i ~. Ills yards
lr.Iuc increased.
u a. y OF Nir:init. is said
p .'r stsjA ~ MS arrangements for cap
3l e. r pun can noinnation for
,"atAn next year ivowng hish-
s> Ii yrN. .u the eX'' CT lion OF OBJ
... aua t III rom the iron in
"a ~ sA vania 10 prosecute his
IVA s n Virginia anl other southern
s.
In. press and people Of Nashville.
tnA # sna poX in that city. Com
uai y md mt thpre is little or no
tfnrt to iSul - houses or lOcliit,ss in
N'rcn tha q aSe prevails, ard that
1r'c O IN nfer.'i from the badsit e
" a SUI luN pat Cnt into the street.
9rs or tls ness ii0naes. spreading thg
b is &c at every step.
IN nan, the POcasset child-murder
~ -
pra.iO in the IN 'ane asylum at Dan
vprs. Massachusetts,, abandoned his
lain, tiIat he killed his Eth. daughter
n'i.r GiEiIe Inspiration. and says the
ICED VS. p.rm ted by the devil. The
authorities o. that asylum report that
ne is no -onger a IL subject for that in
'ti.ntiOH, and !, Is Xprctpd that he will
soon be- pr, on :yial 20; murder.
There's cut their way into the Metro
.dl.tan bank o! NV Orleans through
the wall from IN adjoining store, Sun
lay night. bound ard jagged the watch
man. md blew OPP :. ,he doors vt the
yaUlt, bIt g. al 10 reac 10 r.or
o. th.c SIC. s,a;."'lg oA'y abo.t .OGN
OF tine bans s mv-.ey. The private box
rs ot deposltors we ~ II, however.
and the ,Os 'es in this direction must
TIL Rev. Henry Bannister, ID. d..
who Las been Ono Of the faculty OF Gar
rett Biblical mstituta at Evanston, Hi
nois. sine 1886, died SUNDAY in The 6lst
year OF his q e, of.er az iiln.sS OF about
a week. III addition to his duties as
pro esSOr in the Garrett Biblical InSti-
tute, Dr. Einnister has written u num-
Der III RELIGIOUS books, and had in press
at IT,, time o his death commentary
Gu the book OK Isaiah.
General Crook, r; cognizing that reg.
ular troops are useless in warfare
against the Apaches III the mountain
GUS country Oh the border of Mexico, Is
arranging 70. the cmp.oym' mt of lndi-
an scJ"...S aC.:nSt the hOstileS. The
General has Information that the Next
cans aro not s;ar ny either men. women
or children of the Apaches. The San
Car os Reservation Indians are author
lied To defend themselves from the
raids Of the white men.
Major Ellis u. Phipps, the ex-super-
intendent Of the Philadelphia aims
house, reached Philadelphia Friday
from visit of several months to Cana
da. lie was charged with embezzling
the pauper's fund, but his extradition
YVES granted on the charge OF -forcing
warrants, and upon that accusation
only can lie be tried. Unless he is will
ing to become u sacrifice, 1t is expected
other hearts will he made to ache by the
disclosures on his trial.
Four hundred soldiers have been de-
tailed TO protect the San Carlos Indian
Reservation from Arizona rangers,
from whom a. attack is apprehended.
IL the State OF Sonora ninety-three per-
sons have been killed by Apaches since
the present hostilties began, some OF
the murders being committed with
atrocity unusual even with savages.
General Crook is ut Hermosillo arrang-
ing with the Mexican authorities for a
joint campaign against the Indians.
The Herman act, which virtually re-
peals the usury laws, went into effect
in New York several months ago, and
is found TO work to the disadvantage OF
legitimate traders. who are unable tC
compete with brokers in the money
market. Many recent failures are AT
tr.buteG to the operation Of the new
law. and the effect, it is claimed, VIII
be to drive mercantile firms out or the
State.
The cigar manufacturers of. Cincin
nall nave agreed 10 advance tne rate o.
wages 81 per thousand on and after May
/. but there is still Il controversy be-
tween employers and workmen relative
to the right of agents of the Cigar
Makers Union to visit factories during
working hours. and as to the charge OF
thirty cents IL week upon gas consumed
during the winter months. The cigal
manufacturers at Milwaukee are pre-
a. 4 h
demand for higher wages is insisted
upon.