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


ture of intoxicating liquors in Massa-
chusetts has been defeated in the
House of Representatives of that State
Ills to S3.
The Canadian privy council has come
to an adverse decision on the applica-
tiOn of distillers of the United States
for the admission of whisky in bond in
packages of less than one hundred gal
Ions.
The executive committee Of Kansas
has elected as State Railroad Commits
siOners Henry Hopkins, present warden
of the penitentiary; L.. l.. Turner, OF
Sedalia, and James Humphrey, OF juno
ton City.
All the Apaches have been hunted
out of Sonora into Arizona and New
Mexico. The Indians are said to num-
Der about two hundred. Generals Crook
and Carlo will cooperate in the cam
paign against them.
A Nihilistic pronunciamiento an
nounces to the people of Russia that
preparations have been completed to
meet the coronation ceremony, and
warns all who value their personal
safety to keep aloof from the royal pres
ence.
A conductor named Hosely, whose
disobedience of orders caused a COLI
sion on the New Haven and N0rthamp-
ton Railroad, last September, by which
three persons were killed, has been con-
victed of manslaughter.
At meeting in Jay Gould's Office
in New York. it was determined to
build railroad from Quincy, Illinois,
to Chicago, to furnish an independent
outlet for the Hannibal and st. Joseph
road.
A severe storm prevailed on the coast
of Scotland Friday, and considerable
loss of property is reported. Three YES
sells went ashore at Aberdeen. A bark
was driven ashore at HOlyhead and her
crew of twenty-six persons drowned.
A party of Yale students, who at
tempted to create disturbance ut an
amateur dramatic performance in New
Haven, Saturday night, were roughly
used by town boys, who did not regard
the privileges of intellect.
The Rev. Joseph Rademacher, of the
diocese OF Fort Wayne, has been ap-
pointed by the pope bishop of Nash
vile, Tennessee, to succeed Bishop
Feehan, promoted to the archdiocese
Of Chicago.
The police of st. Petersburg, attempt
ing to arrest party of nihilists, met
with stubborn resistance, and three of
the officers were wounded. One of the
cOnspirators, finding escape impossible,
killed himself.
The bill for the settlement of the debt
of the late city of Memphis has been
signed by the Governor of Tennessee.
Provision has been made by the taxing
district of Memphis for the payment of
interest on the refunded debt July LIST
of the current year.
Count Won Majlath Szekhely, presi-
dent of the court OF cessation at Pesth,
was murdered Thursday night and his
body mutilated. 1t is supposed the
crime was prompted by motives of rob-
berry. An arrest has been made on sus-
piciOn.
a train on the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad, while moving at the rate of
forty miles an hour, Friday. was precip-
itated down fifty-foot embankment
near Mason. Ohio, and forty-three per-
sons were injured, several of them quite
seriously.
Nj. de Lesseps announces that ex-
plOration has demonstrated the feast
bility of the project of creating an in
land sea in the midst of the great Desert
Of Sahara, which. it is expected, will
result i'll the reclamation of vast tracts
of land.
Bush Tevis, of ST. LOUIS, who shot
Fred Iglehart, about six months since,
because of his criminal intimacy with
Mrs. Tevis, q neice of General w. II.
Sherman. has been granted u divorce;
Iglehart is still in the hospital suffering
from his wound, and his recovery is
matter of doubt.
Movnr NToono ag Cinn;n,ot; alaotal
as a reform candidate, is alleged to
have celebrated the election of his sue
cessOr Monday night by going on a
spree, in the course of which he at
tempted to shoot the county jailer. In
reference by bystanders prevented the
the design.
Frank Byrne, the Irish suspect re-
Gently arrested in Paris, but whose
was refused by the French
has arrived in New York,
by his wife, whom the
approver Carey also charged with par.
in the Phoenix Park assassi-
nation conspiracy.
A prize-fight at Dubois, Jefferson
County, Pennsylvania, Monday even
ing, resulted fatally to one of the COM
lad of Is, named Martin
Sinsky. In the sixth round he fell ac-
his chin striking against
root, breaking his neck. His antago-
mist, Mike Mclaughlin, gave himself
up to the authorities.
Prince Bismarck's sixty-eighth birth
day was celebrated in Germany Sunday.
A personal visit was paid by the EN-
peror William to the prince chancellor,
who also received c0ngratulatory mes
sages from the King of Bavaria and
other titled people. Bismarck was not
well enough to take a carriage ride
which he had planned for the day.
Nine thousand dollars in gold certifi-
Gates is alleged to have been distracted
from the cash-room of the New York
custom-house the 18th of March. An
is I'm progress. While
President Arthur was collector at New
York he was subjected to loss of S.
300 under circumstances very similar to
those of the present case.
The Shakespeare guards, of Shake
speare, New Mexico, are in close pur-
suit of the depredating Apaches, who
have been obliged to abandon their
horses and pluuder and take In the |