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

OF milwaukee,, Is DEAD.
A cablegram from Wiesbaden an
nounces the death of FlOtow, the
composer.
Trustee Chaffee will pay a dividend
of 10 per cent on the Sprague mortgage
notes February 8.
Garfield Learned, of Boston one of
the publishers of the Shipping List died
Monday.
The remains of Archbishop Hughes
have been transferred from the old to
the new cathedral in New York.
The authorities of Dublin have pro-
cured iron huts in which to protect in
formers.
Anthony Comstock boasts of having
seized within year six tons of gamb-
hing furniture and apparatus.
An effort in the Missouri house to re-
peal the felony clause in the gambling
law was defeated SO to II.
Conn's brass horn factory at Elkhart,
Indiana. employing one hundred skill
ed workmen, was ruined by fire Mon
day, causing loss of $50, 900.
Under the recent act of the Maryland
legislature, colored wife-beater,
named Edward Forte, was given seven
lashes by the jailer in Baltimore.
Andrew Cutter. turfman known all
over the United States as the owner of
Black Cloud, is fatally i'll at Parma,
Michigan.
Troops from Fort Mcintosh are in
pursuit of band of Indians and Next
cans who crossed the Rio Grande below
Fort Duncan, Tuesday.
One of the Chinese students ordered
home from Yale college is about to re-
turn and graduate year later than his
classmates.
The Ohio senate has adopted the Kin
ney resolution for constitutional
amendment giving the legislature absO-
lutte power over the liquor traffic.
Chris Harbach. a pioneer settler Of
Des MOines, the founder of a large fur
niture factory, died in New Orleans,
where he hoped to regain his health.
John A. NOrbary, of st. Louis, who
fired saloon in order to secure the in
surance, has been sentenced to ten
years in the penitentiary.
It is rumored that Rev. Hugh Miller
Thompson is to be appointed bishop
Of the Episcopal diocese of New
Orleans.
Charles Derby an inmate Of the aims
house at Salem, Massachusetts, is slow
y
Sandwich islands.
Dublin, have been identified as the
Phoenix park murderers, and the car on
which they rode has been recognized.
The United States supreme court
denies the right of General Ward b.
Burnett, of New York, to draw double
pensions.
The legislature of Colorado has elect
ed Thomas M. Bowen senator for the
full term and II. A. w. Tabor to fill the
Teller vacancy.
Eighteen students of the senior class
at Hillsdale college have been suspend
ed for sleigh-riding after permission
had been refused by the president.
Elizabeth Vessels, a handsome Bos-
ton girl of IA years, killed a drunken
and brutal brother-in-law who assault
ed her brother.
Minister Sargent reports that strong
opposition has developed in Germany
to the proposed exclusion of American
pork.
Should Davitt, Healy, and Quinn per-
sist in their refusal to give bail, they
will be sentenced to solitary confine-
ment at hard labor in Kilmainham Jail.
The grand jury at Washington has
indicted William Dickson for an en-
deavOr to influence the vote of his fell
low jurors in the late star-route trial.
The judiciary committee of the Maine
legislature will report bills prohibiting
the use Of toy pistols and to compel the
erection Of fire-escapes in hotels.
John G. Downing, a soldier of the
18th infantry, was killed in cold blood
at Fort Stanton by cowboys, who mar
r0wly escaped lynching.
A charter has been issued in Pennsyl-
vania for Vanderbilt road 800 miles
long. from Harrisburg into Allegheny
county, with capital of S1S,OO0.OOO.
Among the passengers who lost their
lives in the Cimbria was Miss Dora
Henninges, of Cleveland, who made her
debut in opera in Chicago.
Vanderbilt's family and friends ar
rived at Montreal in five palace cars to
attend the carnival. For the ball Fri
day, one thousand persons paid $40 each
for tickets.
A Long Islander, named Henry Edg-
erton, on wager ate thirty-seven hard
boiled eggs and two mince pies in nine
ty minutes. washing it down with two
quarts OF ale.
DIR. Peterhausen, of Detroit, sudden
ly became insane. lie made two efforts
to kill his sister, and when placed in
the police station cut seven serious
gashes in his own body with lancet.
L. G. Aldo, jeweler at Sedalia, Mis-
souri,, found on returning from supper
that his store had been entered at the
rear and robbed of $500 in cash and
eighteen watches.
Near Fowling Station, Texas, OH the
international road, an American rob-
Der Sunday stopped two Mexicans, kill
ed one and severely injured the other,
and took their horses and arms.
For the past two years David Clark
and wife, resid ng near st. Johns,
Michigan, have lived very unhappily to-
gether, and on Friday night she shot
him dead at the bedside Of a dying child.
De Roulade, founder Of the patriotic
league of Paris, who had scarcely re-
covered from a wound received in q
duel. was seriously injured Sunday in
an affair of honor with a journalist.
j. w. Wilson, a st. Louis crank, who
had been fasting for seventeen days,
was arrested by the notice. forced tn