The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-09

son unknown; -that -tl.ego -Wao not
enough night watchmen, and that the
proprietors were guilty Of culpable neg
hgonce.
Lottie Rama, aged 10, fred four fu-
tile shotsat Lieutenantl Geor1e Hart,
% q, mt E IN City fssSss night set,
She had been living With \ him as his
wife, snd'his dsssftins her caased the
Colonel ]. G. Coppinger, Of General
Popes staff, was on Tuesday married to
Miss Alice Blaine, daughter of the ex-
secretary of state. in st. Matthew's
Catholic church at Washington. Nearly
all the leading officers OF the govern
ment were In attendance. 7tnr
John NJ. Hamilton was on Tuesday
sworn In as governor Of Illinois. Gov
ernor Cull0m granted seven pardons,
including those of William A. Muse. an
embezzler from Rock Island, and Peter
Lundstrom, convicted at Chicago Of an
assault with deadly weapon.
The Crawford syndicate has surren-
dered to the Louisville, New Albany
and Chicago Railroad company $50
miles Of new track, forming an air line
between Chicago and Indianapolis, on
which trains will commence running at
once. n. - ta-.. Ia, a.
Miss Mary w. Brewster, daughter of
the attorney general, was on Tuesday
evening married in church. in Wash
ington to II. j. w. Rooms, of Philadel-
phia. Both in going to and returning
from the wedding President Arthur's
carriage was damaged by collisions, and
he and his daughter walked home
through the rain. ...,f.,
The fire at the foot of Charlton street,
New York, which created such alarm,
was extinguished about 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning. The Inman dock
and its load of freight were destroyed.
and the steamship Egypt was damaged
to the extent of ST 900. The total loss
is 100000.
Cincinnati takes the cake on opera.
Seven thousand persons assembled in
Music hall Thursday evening to hear
Patti and Scalchi, reserved seats sell
ing as high as $50. Nilsson also sang
in the Opera-house to an immense audi
ence. The two entertainments receiv-
ed patronage of $4,000.
The Pacific roads will charge Knights
Templars and their female relatives GO
ing to the conclave $40 each from the
Missouri river to San Francisco and re-
turn by one route, or 500 each for the
round trip going one way and returning
the other. Members of the Grand
commandery travelling alone will be Ia
ken for $50 by one line, with $50 accom-
panied by ladies.
A Chicago creditor of the Union Iron
and Steel company was at Ford River,
f1lN no &c Col
ure. lie went by special train to Mar
quette, secured an attachment to cover
$50, 900 of claims. took the sheriff on q
special train to Crystal Falls, and lev
led on an iron mine at o'clock in the
morning, finding the superintendent in
bed.
Major Thomas Devices is en- route for
Fort Reno, with orders from General
Pope TO use the troops to prevent any
white person from settling on the coded
lands in Oklahoma. There are four
companies of cavalry ut the fort, and
Devices is authorized to draw upon any
available forces in the department OF
the Missouri.
AT the oil refinery of Thurmer 81 Tea
gle, on Kensington run, Cleveland,
Sunday morn. ng, some petroleum leak
ed from still and exploded at the boil
er house. The water was soon covered
with flames from Wilson Avenue to
Broadway. Three heavy explosions at
the Standard works scattered the oil in
every direction, and for hours the con-
flagration went ON, the loss being esti-
mated at 100000.
tits estimated at Sandusky that $780,
600 has recently been sent from that
city to the grain-swindlers in Chicago
lately debarred from using the mails.
Another town which seems to have
suffered severely is COldwater. Michi-
gan, and representative of the victims
is in Chicago endeavoring to arrest
Il Merriam and secure the
return of some of the investments.
The twenty-ninth ball 1T in the Mime
sOta legislature resulted in the election
Of ID. NJ Sabin as United States sena-
tor. He is q native Of Connecticut, 80
years of age, and has built up at Still
water an immense car factory. He has
sound judgment, refined tastes, and
good executive ability, and is said to
have striking resemblance to Senator
Logan. az - TA "a
Isaac III. Vincent, state treasurer of
Alabama, left Montgomery Monday
night, sending back statement that
he was short In his accounts and was
going to New York to obtain funds
which he had loaned. 1t has been learn
ed that he lost heavily in cotton futures,
and his defalcation will probably
amount to $4,000.
In the carnival pageant at New Or
leans Tuesday night King Rex had
twenty cars in his section, the Phunny
Priority Phellows fourteen, and the In
dependent Order Of the Moon sixteen.
The streets were thronged with visitors
and brilliantly Illuminated. The drama
and opera and familiar rhymes were
while one division illustrat-
ed the modes OF life of the inhabitants
Of Plato's lost continent, Atlantis. In
ali there were 40 characters and 40 |
pieces of paper-mache work. The
knights Of Momus, with eighteen cars,
portrayed scenes from the "Moors in
SPAIN" and the days amusements
wound up with Hex's reception and
balls.