The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-11-23
must pay or go TO jail.

uuSU pay OF 20 10 jail.
The 96th birthday of Solidor Million
one oil the old guard, who remained
with Napoleon at ST. Helena until hi!
death, was made the occasion of ban
quet to the veteran by the Philadelphi;
Musical association. Milan has ;
parchment commission as second lieu.
tenant bearing the seal of Napoleon.
At the weekly meeting OF the Baptist
clergymen of Chicago, Rev. Duncan
McGregor read a paper on "Readjust-
ments" which startled his hearers. He
put forth the claim that miracles vii
more and more come to be regarded rs
revelations OF the spirit of Jesus rath-
er than evidences or His power.
Holders Of claims against the Pacific
National bank of Boston to the amount
of 81 800 900 have agreed to plan OF
settlement by which assets will be dis
tributed as fast rs realized upon, and
the directors will be released by paying
100000 and returning to the receiver
securities worth $l50,000.
John w. Benway, of Dedham, Mas.
sachusetts, who was on the verge Of
delirium tremens, revenged himself
lpon John Long by placing keg of
powder on the piazza OF the latter's
house and firing it by slow fuse.
The explosion shattered the windows,
but injured no one.
Anton Rickert, moulder of ST.,
Louis has been industriously engaged
IN manufacturing silver dollars in plas-
ter mOlds. He sent small boy out
with some samples, and the police held
The lad until his parents came for him,
when they were arrested. A package
Of cOunterfeits was found buried in the
cellar.
The Irish giant and the German gi-
antess were married Tuesday in a
Pittsburg church, in the presence of
the mayor and councilmen. The we'd
1ing-cake was nine feet in circumfer-
ence and three feet in diameter. The
couple weigh $40 pounds, and their
combined height is fifteen feet three
inches.
The striking miners at Iron Noun
tain, Michigan, although confronted
by eighty special deputies from Chica-
go and Milwaukee, induced the en-
gineers and pump-runners to leave
their posts, and within one day the
mines will be completely flooded. The
strikers have been informed that they
will be paid to date and discharged
for the winter.
Hon. Franklin Haven has resigned
to his son the presidency of the Mer-
chants National bank of Boston, after
connection of half century. H.
| Victor Newcomb has transferred to a
| New York syndicate controlling in
| terest in the Uniled States National
Murray will be elected president.
The coroner's jury at Streator, Illi-
nois. places the responsibility for the
accident on the Burlington road, last
| Friday, on the shoulders of Conductor
William III. Doyle and engineer Henry
Young, of the extra freight train, be-
sides centuring certain officers of the
road. Five men will be arrested upon
the finding. The chief culprits resides
in Aurora, III.
The citizens of Grand Haven, Michi-
| igan, held a meeting Monday night to
express their appreciation OF the hero
ism of the crew of the schoo ner Driver
in rescuing the men Of the propeller
Akely. Seven lumbermen gave 500
| each. and others raised the sum to
81, 185. The sum of $500 was also con-
tributed for the widow of Captain
Struhl.
The freight sent eastward by rail
from Chicago last week was 52,048
tons, an increase of 1893 over the pre-
ceding seven days. George w. Ris-
tine, commissioner of the Transcon-
tinental association. will receive SAL
airy i'll excess of ST., 900 per annum. A
sent from New York to Denver in six
days and twenty hours over the Bur-
lingtOn road.
Sullivan, the pugilist, likes nothing
better than to amuse himself with
darby. 1t has transpired that he met
his match, Saturday night, in the Ire
mont house bar-rOom in Chicago. He
picked up colOred waiter at the coun-
ter and laid him on the floor, but in the
attempt to have further fun with him
was himself thrown upon his snOul-
ders on the tiles. The negro, when he
stopped to realize what feat he had
accomplished, went out of doors like
fash.
An elopement in high life is the SEN
sation of the hour at Springfield, Ohio.
The wife of Harvey McClintOck, is the
important parsonage in the escapade.
On Friday night McClintock came
home to supper and found his wife
gone and the house deserted. On ia
BILE in the parlor he found note from
his wife explaining that she had left
for parts unknown with another man,
whom she loved "better than life it.
SELF" There is much mystery sur
rounding the affair. which only adds
to the circulation of the scandal.
Nearly one thousand iron miners
are on strike near Norway, Michi-
gan. On Saturday they formed pro-
cession, secured brass band and some
flags, and paraded the streets until
thoroughly chilled. Then they made
a demand upon the superintendent OF
the Ludington mine for an advance In
wages, and assaulted and threatened
him until he complied. The chief Of
for Milwaukee, and the strikers say
they will stop the pumps unless they
are given more wages. The sheriff
has been sent for, and militia will
probably be called out.
WASHINGTON.