The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-10-26
VERY LATEST.

in Arizona for the benefit of his health.
Snow to the depth of from three to
six inches covers the soil OF Minnesota
and the Red river valley.
Gold ore worth from $40 to $3.50 per
ton is said to have been discovered
near Lisbon, Dakota.
Mrs. L. w. Royal, sister Of the late
General Sterling Price, Is seriously Ill
at Columbia, Missouri.
The attorney for Miss Hill, of San
Francisco, has sued ex- Senator Sharon
for $40, 900, for alleged SANDER.
A wreck on the Wabash road at Del
phi, Indiana, demolished thirteen cars
and one engine.
Illinois capitalists are inspecting the
coast of South Carolina with view to
purchasing cattle ranches.
The Commercial elevator at Peoria,
ILL.,, containing $4,000 bushels Of oats,
was burned Tuesday evening.
The explosion of a twenty horse
power boiler in a planning mill at
Brooklyn killed the Waterman and
nearly wrecked the building.
Levy Weeks, dissipated resident of
Aberdeen, Dakota, fatally shot his
daughter, Saturday evening, and stands
fair chance OF being lynched.
A vein of coal has been found eighty
feet below the surface at Manning,
Iowa, considerable westward of the
supposed limit.
The switchmen Of the Missouri Pa
cific and the Texas Pacific roads at
Dallas struck for an advance from $50
to S65 per month.
A general convention of the Univer-
salist church will be held in Washing
ton this week, at which delegates from
all over the country will be present.
Daniel Jones, one of the pioneers of
Indiana, died Monday at the Fulton
county asylum. He was an active par
ticipant in the war of 1872.
Governor Knott, of Kentucky, has
gone to Washington to urge the claims
OF his state for military supplies furn-
ished during the rebellion.
BY the bursting of a grindstone in
the works of the Michigan Stove COM
pany at Detroit, Michael Poctrikas was
instantly killed.
The grave of President Jefferson at
Monticello, Virginia, has been inclos-
ed with handsome fence and adorned
by suitable monument.
Fred Williams, of Medford, Wiscon-
sin, has been convicted of the murder
of an aged German, named Skobin,
who had $50 on his person.
Judge Hoadley had majority Of
1883 for governor Of Ohio. The pro-
hibition amendment fell short 38,543
votes.
A fire at Miles City, Montana. de-
stroyed thirteen buildings on Park
street, the flames being checked by ex-
ploding store with gunpowder.
William Krice, who for some weeks
bought grain at Audubon, Iowa, sue
ceeded in swindling four banks in that
vicinity out of $5.325.
Charles L. Mccoy, of Bon Homme,
D. T., has received the appointment Of
Register Of the Aberdeen Land Dis
trict.
Robert Morrison, a Pittsburg lawyer,
has sued the Commercial Gazette for
libel in charging him with embezZle-
ment, claiming $780, 900 damages.
Jem Mace and his pugilistic combi-
nation have sailed from New York for
Liverpool, under an engagement Of
ten weeks.
Attic national horse-show in New
York an engine company harnessed its
team and made ready for u fire in 81
seconds.
w. p. Copeland, one of the best
known among the correspondents at
Washington, died in Philadelphia Of
Bright's disease.
BY the explosion of a boiler in
pump factory at Belpre, Ohio, nine
persons were injured, four Of whom
can hardly survive.
In Falls county, Texas, which has
heretofore been exempt from such dis
turbances, a mile of pasture fence was
cut in the night.
Della p. N. Brown, of Rome, sends
out an appeal to the people Of the Unit
ed states for penny contributions In
aid of the sufferers by the earthquake
at Ischia.
w. A. Klein, under indictment for
the murder Of Mayor Stubs, Of Polk
City, Iowa, was fatally shot by his
brother-in-law, John Cools, at Clyde,
Saturday.
The people Of San Francisco suggest
the employment Of revenue cutters
now lying idle in the port to prevent
the smuggling Of Chinese across the
border Of Washington territory.
Albert Disston, the managing part
ner Of the extensive tool works Of Hem
ry Disston Il Sons, died suddenly Sun
day in Philadelphia of Inflammation of
the bowels, aged thirty-three.
DR.. j. A. Leeper, of Fairfield, Iowa,
has been sentenced to twenty years in
the penitentiary for producing an
abortion on an adopted daughter, who
died from its effects.
The iron steamship Heimdahl arriv-
ed at New York, Monday. on fire, with
366 persons on board. She was run
ashore at Bedloe's island and the flames
extinguished.
A young man named Thackeray, of
Stony Creek, Connecticut, recently re-
turned from a long sojourn in the west,
fell in love with his fathers second
wife, and eloped with her.
Ida Kent, Michigan City girl. mys-
teriOusly disappeared last Friday and