The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-13

MONDAY AZ decatur, AiaDaIna, sssuu u.
years. Judge Lawrence came within q
few votes of being elected to the United
person at that time being Judge David
Davis.
The closing games of the information
al balk-line tournament. at Chicago,
were played Saturday. Schaefer and
Vignaux met in the evening, the for
mer winning by 81 points, his highest
runs being DO, 10S, and 95; average,
2Si. Vignaux's best runs, 1870, 100, and
n. The honors of the tournament are
with Schaefer, Vignaux, and DAILY in the
order of mention.
The four men arrested in London on
Thursday for having nitro-glycerine in
their possession were arraigned in the
Bow street police court yesterday. One
of them claimed that the liquid found
in his lodgings, and claimed to be nitro
glycerine, was only hydrate of choral.
1t came out in evidence that the men
held letters of credit from the United
States. They were remanded until
Thursday, the 18th instant.
A triple murder was committed
Wednesday night at West Union, West
Virginia, the victims being a grocer
named Barney Doyle and his two
daughters, and years old. Robbery
was probably the motive. One of the
children. who retained consciousness
when the tragedy was discovered, charg-
ed the crime upon a vagrant named
Harper, who, together with two other
men, was arrested.
A Cincinnati court has decided
against the manager of bucket-shOp
who sought to enjOin the Western Union
Telegraph Company from removing the
''t Sker" from his establishment. The
Judge held that the market reports fur
nished through the ticker were used for
illegal purposes of deciding wagers, as
neither the manager of the bucket-shop
nor any of its patrons had facilities for
handling grain.
The Ende house. at Greenville, Hunt
County, Texas, three-story brick
building, fell at o'clock Saturday
morning, during a high wind. Fire
broke out, and, there being no fire.
engines in the town, nothing could be
done toward rescuing those who were
in the ruins. The number of lives lost
is estimated at fifteen, of whom five
were negro servants. The hotel had
been considered unsafe, the walls being
very thin.
London dispatches declare that the
police have unearthed proof of the ex-
istence of conspiracy stupendous in
its proportions and diabOlical in it's
character, as a result of the arrest Of
Whitehead, Norman, Gallagher, and
Dalton. One additional arrest was
made Sunday. said to be the most I'M
portant yet effected, the prisoner being
man named Ansbaughe, just arrived
from the United States.
The settlers in the country infested
by Apaches, protesting to despair Of
protection by the army, are forming
volunteer companies to take the field
against the Indians in emergencies,
which will be supported by traders and
mining corporations in and about Tue
son and Tombstone. A child belong
ing to the Papago tribe of Indians hav-
ing been killed by Apaches, it is thought
to secure the cooperation of that band
in a campaign against the hostiles.
Six of the alleged Phoenix park con-
spirators were arraigned at Dublin,
Monday, pleaded not guilty, and were
remanded for trial. They were escort
ed to and from jail by troop of dra-
gOonS, the authorities fearing an at
tempt to liberate them. The trial be-
gan Tuesday. the Judge denying the
motion for delay. and ASSIGNING counsel
for the prisoner Brady, who was with
out means to employ a lawyer to con-
duct his defense.
The impression is conveyed in the
London dispatches that Norman, one
of the men arrested last week for having
quantity of nitro-glycerine III his pos
session, is anxious to turn Queens evil
dence. Gallagher, another Of the pris-
oners, has secured the services Of Dove
ton Smythe for his defense. There
were twenty-four arrests Monday in
Cork and its yicinity, numerous i'm
portant documents also having been
captured.
Thursday was replete with develop
ments, in Europe, of the most sensa-
tional character. of which Great Britain
has contributed her full quota. At
Birmingham the police unearthed a
dynamite factory which was being OPP
Grated upon an astoundingly large
scale. Here one arrest was made. In
London four men were arrested, one of
them, named Dalton, having arrived
from the United States two weeks ago.
In their possession were found quanti-
ties of explosive liquid stored in rubber
bags, while in the clothing of one of
the four large sum of money was
sewed, part of which was American
coin. The police claim to have had in
formation that agents of the dynamite
section of the Irish revolutionists had
been dispatched to Windsor, and ac-
cordingly extra guard have been placed
about the person Of the Queen. At
Newry, Ireland, Wednesday night, an
attempt was made to blow up the mag
azine at the barracks, but without sue
cess. The Danish authorities made a
descent upon the Socialist Congress at
Copenhagen, and the foreign delegates
were ordered to leave the country.
Four members of the. German Reich
stag on the way home from the Copen-
hagen Congress were arrested at Kiel.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
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