The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-06

Prince Bismarck's latest reported
ailment is sciatica.
Patrick Egan. ex-treasurer of the
Irish Land League, is in Chicago.
Congressman Epson, of Texas, is dan
gerously i'll at San Antonio.
A straight Democratic ticket will be
put up in Rhode Island in opposition to
the fusion upon Ex-Governor Sprague.
Two thousand soldiers have been de-
tailed to guard the public buildings in
London.
Quartermaster General ingalls, will
go on the retired list Of the United
States army August % next.
The eruption of Mount Etna is sub
siding. Mount Hecla is supposed to be
in state of eruption.
A new trial has been refused the Pelt-
ger brothers. convicted in Belgium of
the murder of the advocate Bernays.
The Boston board of aldermen have
voted 5000 for the erection of a
statue to Paul Revere.
Captain Cary. who was with Prince
Louis Napoleon when he was killed in
Zululand, is dead.
Henri Rochefort advises France to aid
''the revolt of Ireland" with her sympa-
thies and material assistance.
The total cost of the Vanderbilt fancy
dress ball Monday is estimated at $780,
600.
Avalanches have destroyed several
small villages at the foot of Mount
Ararat. One hundred persons have
been killed and one hundred injured.
A New York corporation has pur.
chased seventy-five thousand head OF
cattle from Texas stockmen, the con-
sideration being nearly $2,OO0,000.
Forty engine-drivers of the Nickel
Plate railroad quit work Tuesday be-
cause of an order increasing their hours
of labor from ten to twelve hours.
Dwight e. Wheaton, accused of the
murder of Engineer O'Neill at Bloom
ington, Illinois, has been acquitted by
the jury.
The United States double-t urreted
irOn-clad steamer Terror, having been
rebuilt, was launched Saturday at Phil
adelphia.
Secretary Folger's condition has i'm
proved, but his recovery is rendered
difficult by reason of his impaired vi
tally.
Secretary Folger has been advised by
his physicians to refrain from work for
few weeks, and it is thought he will
take sea voyage to the West Indies.
The Honolulu Commercial Advertiser,
The organ of the Hawaiian government,
denies that leprosy is spreading in the
Sandwich islands.
The Pullman Palace Car Company
has been sued for 5000 taxes alleged
to be due the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania.
Emigration to America is depopulat-
ing several of the districts of Switzer-
land. One village has been left without
an inhabitant.
The fact has been developed that no
effort has ever been made by the bureau
of agriculture to gather statistics
relative to trichin@ in pork.
The Equitable Trust Company of
New York has lost $50 900 through the
clerks.
altar of the cathedral in Brooklyn, New
York, were badly damaged by fire
Friday.
The United States Treasury Depart
ment is considering the ACCESSIBILITY of
the issuance of a distinctive series of
gold certificates from the sub-treasury
at Chicago.
Mount Etna is in state of eruption
and an earthquake has occurred in the
vicinity. Several houses have been
destroyed, and the people living there
ab0uts are greatly alarmed.
Philadelphia club men are telling of a
great game Of poker, in which Thomas
A. Scott lost $43, 900 on four queens,
his opponent, q millionaire named
Tucker. holding rOyal flush
The London Daily Neaos advises the
Liberal party to prepare for the retire
ment of Mr.. Gladstone from the leader
ship, an event which, in the nature of
things, it says, cannot be far distant.
The internal revenue receipts from
July /, 1882, to March 81, 1883, are S.
100000 in excess of the receipts for the
corresponding period the preceding
year.
1t is estimated that the income of the
United States Government under the
new tax and tariff bill the next fiscal
year will amount to $405, coo 900 against
$403, SOC, 900 this year.
The poetess, Mrs. Helen Hunt Jack
son, has been commissioned by the
Government to investigate the condi-
ton of the Mission Indians of CalifOr-
mia.
The first of the men charged with the
murder of Lord Frederick Cavendish
and Under Secretary Burke to be ar
raigned is Joe Brady, whose trial will
begin April 10, in Dublin.
The temporary jail at Eldorado, Kan
sas, was set on fire by a drunken in
mate named Frank G. Hamilton, who
was burned to death, the building being
destroyed.
Thirty Indian children from the semi
civilized tribes of Indian Territory have
been placed at school at Wabash, In
diana. They had acquired the rudi-
ments of learning in the schools of their
own section.
The body of Charles Soehner, acom-
patriot of Hecker and SchurZ in the
German revolution of 1S4S, was reduced
to ashes Thursday in the LIE Moyne
cremation furnace at Washington,
Pennsylvania.
The Vulcan Steel Company of st.
Louis refuses to treat with it's striking