The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-07-20
VERY LATEST.

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Hampshire.
ONLY one saloon in Kansas City kept
open Sunday, and all cigar stores were
closed. @
Dennis Kearney was refused permits
sion to address the Central Labor union
in New York.
A fire at Belleville, Nevada, swept
awav half the business part of the town,
causing loss of SIS, 900.
Fifteen negroes from the southern
states sailed from New York for
Liberia, Monday.
w. L. Ewing, mayor Of st. Louis, was
married at vincennes, Indiana, TO MISS
Mollie Fleming.
A colored barber in Tracy City, Ten
nessee, while shaving customer, was
shot dead by some unknown person out
side the shop.
Ten deaths from black measles have
occurred at St. Mary's industrial school
near Baltimore, and fifteen inmates are
now prostrate.
The various buildings Of the Vulca,
furnace, at Newberry, Michigan, val.
ued at $3.50, 900 were on Sunday sweep
away by fire.
Seven steers standing beside barbed
wire fence near Decatur, Illinois, were
killed by a stroke of lightning, Monday
afternoon.
Jaw Gould has obtained from Score
tary Folger a register for the yacht AT
Atlanta, stating that she is to make a
trip around the world.
Albert Schellschmidt, of IndianapO-
lis, a young violinist of great promise,
who graduated at the Leipsic cOnserva-
tory, died Tuesday in New York.
The Canadian minister of public
works, on Wednesday, laid the corner
stone for a customhouse and postoftice
at Hamilton.
In the senatorial ballot in New Hamp-
shire, Tuesday, out of 800 votes cast,
Harry Bingham received liz and Will
liam E. Chandler 65.
Rev. j. G. Portman, formerly super
intendent of the state fisheries of Mich
igan, died of apoplexy in store at
Benton Harbor.
Father O'Horan, of Wilkesbarre,
Pennsylvania, has forbidden Sunday
school children to wear bangs or frizzes
in church.
Arrangements for a joint debate in
Iowa have been made by Governor
Sherman and Judge Kline, commence
ing at independence August %.
The druggists of Kansas City met
and passed resolutions to sell nothing
but medicine on Sunday-nOt even liQ-
u0rs on prescription.
Heart disease carried off Alderman
David, of Montreal, while riding in a
horse-car. He was one Of the wealthiest
citizens.
A ship loaded with Egyptian rags
has arrived at New Haven, and no COM
munication is allowed between the
crew and the shore.
Nearly every Union Pacific train leav-
ing Omaha Monday had new conduc-
tor, but no reason for the change could
be learned.
A weekly paper in German is to be
established in the city of Mexico, and
The Itoo Republics has blossomed into
a daily.
A boiler explosion in the saw-mill of
Mobiles and Benedict, near Sand Beach,
Michigan, caused the death Of Charles
Slower, the engineer.
At an auction sale in Providence,
Fanny Sprague's residence brought
SOS, 100; Mary Sprague's house went for
SIS, 600, and a greenhouse with capa-
cious grounds realized 80 cents per foot.
A clerk in an express Office at Cincin-
natl stole five pair of solitaire diamonds
in June. He was detected Tuesday by
having sent some of them to be valued
by a dealer, and restored the property.
Walter Brown, of Kansas City has
entered $4,000 acres of land in the coun-
ties of Clark and C0manche, Kansas, at
81 per acre, for capitalists who will
fence the tract and raise cattle.
John w. Woodruff, defaulting secre-
tary of the Masonic Grand Lodge OF
Wisconsin, was taken to Berlin and CIV
en- in charge of two physicians, his rea.
son having been somewhat impaired.
w. G. Phelan is to be extradited from
Montreal for forgeries perpetrated in
Boston, and threatens to make "a scam
dalous exposure of the workings of the
United States secret service.
Charles Hill, Cleveland printer, who
recently fell heir to property in Eng
land worth G20, 1000, is about to be jailed
in Erie for stealing an umbrella while
on a spree.
Eighteen rounds were fought at
Brighton Beach by Gallagher, of Eng
land, and Paddy Murphy, of Newly ork,
when neither could come to the scratch
and the referee called it a. draw.
1t is reported that the banks of Buff
falo have 1921 900 invested in paper
drawn by Frederick Smith, a lumber
man of Tonawanda, who has fled and is
insolvent.
The Iron Mountain train robbers who
escaped from the convict gang at Coal
Hill, Arkansas, returned Sunday to the
stOckade, having nearly starved in wan
dering about the woods.
The pardon committee of the execu-
tive council of Massachusetts has
agreed to report in favor of relieving
S. ANGLER Chase, the Fall River embez-
Zler.
Dubuque, Iowa, has lost noted
pioneer by the death of Aunt Peggy
Pentacost at the Home for the Friend
less. She was born in Virginia eighty
three years ago.
The suicide of Charles w. Roger,
sheriff of Grand county, Colorado,
raises a suspicion that he was Grimm
ally connected with the recent assas-
sination of the commissioner.
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