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

mortal wound upon himself ..,l.a ra.i
K. n. Sanford's Ice yacht Avalanche
won the championship OF America on
the Hudson Tuesday. making twenty
mixes tn.fifty-seven, minutes. 49,, =.
The postofilee at Birmingham, Ala
bama, was robbed Of money and stamps
amounting to- $500. The safe was
opened by'boring finger hole.
An effort will be made this season to
revive the waning popularity Of Coney
island Austin Corbip intends to spend
81. 000, 900 at Manhattan Beach.
General Pope has ordered to Okla
h0ma all available troops at Forts Reno
and Sill, to expel Captain Payne and
his raiders. - .n :
Louis Hsrold, against svnan forty
nine indictmenfs afs perdinQ 1t Peoria,
Illinois, was captured at Hamilton,
Ontario, and confessed his guilt as a
forger. arr,w ystr
fairs has agreed upon the terms Of a
bill to place the name of u. s. Grant on
the retired list with the rank of gen.
eral., A~shEas
Lieutenant w. ]. Nicholson, son of
the commodore. was married to Miss
Hattie M. sFenion at Levenworth, in
presence OF large party OF officers and
ladies' from the fort. s.ass
Miss Lolita Galloway, a highly edu-
Gated young lady Of Baltimore, has re-
n0nnced the Christian religion and
embraced the Hebrew faith, taking a
new name. 20 80 acishi' 'et
Cleveland svessel-owners have re-
solved to postpone until May the open
ing of navigation, and to reduce the
wages of captains and engineers, as
well as sailors, 10 to Is per cent. "a,
Judge Anderson, of Pittsburg. has de-
cided that when a patented medicine is
sold at sheriff's sale the right of the de-
PENDANT to the use of the patent passes
away also. $50 vel.
On the ground that Chicago bucket
shops are gambling places, Judge Mo-
ran has decided that the tickers may
be removed from them by the telegraph
companies.
Philo Hubbell, of Winona, Mimi
eSota, who was u member of the
Masonic lodge to which the Inflated
Morgan belonged, was banquetted on
his S4th birthday by the fraternity.
The snow-storm in Wyoming eX-
ceeds in severity anything in the history
of the territory, and n great loss of cat
tie can only be prevented by the ranges
being cleared of snow by the wind.
President Arthur is just now Show
ing such particular attention to Miss
Beckwith, OF New York, that rumors
of q wedding at the white house are in
Washington.
The attorneys of Scheller. charged
with firing the Newhall House, hint
that they will produce the missing hotel
books and point out rs the incendiary
a trusted employe.
Judge Donahue, of New York, dis
charged Mace and Slade from arrest,
on the ground that the evidence in the
case did not show any violation of the
law. Ittt
John f. Coad, an extensive cattle
owner of Wyoming, states there will
be no loss of stock by the snow-storm,
as the herds can stand siege of TWEEN
ty days.
The attorney general of California
has brought suit against the Central
Pacific road for its refusal to carry luna
tics and prisoners free of charge, in ac-
cordance with the guarantee of inter-
estby the state. ..s.l ~,
a party of eighteen sheriffs and de-
tectives of Utah and Nevada captured
the five men who recently attempted +,
to rob Central Pacific train, shooting
one of them and placing the others i'll
Jail at Reno. 'st,f..u. .ia2.s."
Both branches of the Kansas Legis-
lature have adopted the joint resolution
calling upon the Attorney General to
bring suits against the Union and Kan
sas Pacific Railroads to rupture their
consolidation. 9
j. II. Pellet, of Montreal has brought
suit for $40, 600 against his mother-in-
law, Mrs. DeLisle, for an account of
in which the Pellet children have All
interest valued at 100000
Four hundred Kentucky, militiamen,
the murderers Neal and Craft. from
Lexington to Grayson. The saloons at
the latter point have all been closed,
and an extra police guard the town.
A, mob at Winfield, Kansas, at 10
O'Clock Wednesday night. took Charles
Cobb from the custody of deputy sheriff
and hanged him to the beams Of rail-
road bridge, for the murder Of Sheriff
Sheneman. 80
The Union Iron and Steel company,
Of Chicago, which closed its doors Fri
day, confessed judgment in the United
States circuit court to the amount OF
81, 085, SOP in favor of New York banks
and Amasa Stone, Of Cleveland.
There is considerable anxiety in Ber-
lin in regard to the condition OF the en-
peror, who Is confined to the palace by
q severe cold. The latest reports as to
the health Of Bismarck are unfavor-
able. of
For the month of January there were
received at the Chicago stock-yards
165, $40 cattle, 740,874 hogs, and 1896
sheep, being an increase over the same
month last year of 80, 833 cattle and s.
4JS sheep, and decrease Of ii ,078 hogs.
There are nearly seven thousand Chi
namen at work in British Columbia,
and numerous petitions from that prov
ince have been forwarded to the Do
minion parliament, asking legislation |
TO stop the immigration of Celestials.
Fourteen mining companies have
been incorporated at Albany to work |
gravel deposits I'm the Adirondack re-
giOn. One mill is in active operation |
night and day at Benson Centre, and is
visited by crowds of people.