The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-06-01

Ann Eliza Dung, nlneIeentn WIG OF
the late Mormon prophet, was married
on Saturday at Lodi, Ohio, to Moses
X. Dupning, a banker OF Manistee,
| Michigan.
Vanderbilt has purchased twelve
thousand shares OF pittsburg and
Lake Erie Railway stock, paying ST.
000, 900, which gives him controlling
interest in the road.
The last of the Indiana internal i'm
provement bonds issued in 1847 were
paid Monday, with interest. The hold
er, who paid $4,000 for the bonds, re-
ceived Sl34.149.
Jay Gould is said to be DESTROYS of ac-
curing the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railroad, which will fur
nish his railway system with seaport
in the South.
Hartley Clifford, the Milwaukee gam
bier who murdered Captain Abe Pugh
at Racine. Wis, about thirteen months
ago, has been sentenced to imprison-
ment in the State penitentiary for life.
At Lindenville, Ohio, Tuesday, an
insane woman threw her two young
children into deep well, where they
were drowned. and then took poison
herself, from which she cannot recover.
An electrical inventor at New York
has applied for a patent upon contriv-
ance for executing criminals without
pain and without Disagreement. He
generously offers to assign the patent
to the Government.
An enthusiastic reception was given
Stonewall Jackson's old regiment of
| Virginia volunteers at Niagara Falls,
Tuesday, where they are the guests of
the 28th New York regiment at their
annual reunion.
Philip III. Tompkins, president of the
| late bank of Ell Paso, Illinois, has been
arrested on warrant, issued on the
application of depositOr, charging
him with embeZzling the funds of the
bank.
Charles T.. Hawkins, of Lawrence
burg, Indiana, whose immortality and
cruelty are alleged to have driven his
daughter to suicide, was visited by a
company of his fellow-townsmen Satur-
day night and tarred and feathered.
Charles Z. Stickney, who, as secretary
and treasurer of Fall River manufac
turing company, embezzled nearly $780,.
0OO, has been pardoned out OF the
Massachusetts penitentiary after Serv'
ing four years.
The Wisconsin Central Railroad com
from Chippewa Falls to St. Paul, where
it will enter into direct competition
with the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Omaha road for the lumber bust
ness Of the Northwest.
Michael Cohen, a notorious bank
robber, better known as "Sheeney
Mike" has disclosed to the police OF
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, the plans of
the gang of which he was member fol
burglarizing banks in several Of the
principal cities of the union.
A blOOdlesS duel was fought neal
New Orleans Tuesday morning between
David Todd, son Of justice of the su.
preme court Of Louisiana, and Joseph
Levesy, publisher of the Mascot, in con-
sequence Of paragraph in Levesy's
paper rejecting on Judge Todd.
Miss Kate Kane, the Milwaukee law.
yer who flung glass of water and a vol.
ley of epithets in the face of Judge
Mallory, has completed the term of
thirty days Imprisonment to which she
was condemned for her eccentricity, and
was on Sunday released from Jail.
Judge Drummond, of Chicago, has
affirmed the decision Of the county
court in what is known as the "ticker"
case, holding that the board of trade
may furnish its market reports to or
withhold them from such persons OF
corporations as it sees fit.
The iron-workers of Bay View com.
plain that they are being treated I'M
fairly by the AmalgamatedA Association
which has ordered shutting down of
the furnaces, beginning June ], and
their secession from the association is
regarded as highly probable.
N "a
sin, who has long been prominent in
southern part of the State, is defendant
in a suit for divorce, his wife alleging
that he has, ever since their marriage
in 1880. treated her with great cruelty.
Lest the soil of Tennessee should be
stepped in gore, the chief of police OF
Memphis on Tuesday arrested General
James Il. Chalmers, of Mississippi, and
Colonel Galloway, of the Appeal, whit
were suspected of dualistic Intentions,
and they were each put under 81 ,0N
bonds to keep the peace.
AT Jerseyville, Illinois. Tuesday, Wal
Dunsdon shot and killed Nellie DOdson
a divorced woman with whom he had
been on intimate terms, and then made
two Intellectual attempts to end his own
life, after which he surrendered himself
to the sheriff. Jealousy is supposed to
have been the cause of the tragedy.
The Tennessee Episcopal convention
in session at Nashville, has decided fol
division of the diocese. Before divi-
sion can be established, however, the
subject must be passed upon by the tri
ennial convention of the Episcopal
church of the United States which meets
next year.
There was a sudden fall of temper.
allure in the lake region and upper Mis-.
sissippi valley Sunday night, and at
many points snow fell Monday. AT
Lima, Ohio, snow covered the ground
to the depth of twelve inches. Fruit
growers and farmers generally are ap.
prehensive Of the effect upon crops.
The general assemblies of the Pres
byterian church, North and South, have
appointed committees to arrange plan
for cooperation in certain departments
of religious work, the plan to be sub.
mitted to the general assemblies next
year. This action is regarded as the
first step toward the union of the
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