The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-03-02

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Pare, one of the communist fiends
who endeavored to destroy the city OF
sosute want. The French government
had refused permission for his return.
The police of Brussels have seized
Belgium and other countries. and have
sent cipher kilograms to Vienna, Paris,
Berlin, and st. Petersburg.
An employe of mining company at
Ishpeming, Michigan, accidentally ex-
ploded $50 pounds of giant powder,
and not fragment of his remains can
be found.
Rev. DR.. Kirkes, a leading Episcopal
ian of Baltimore. created a breeze by
denouncing Sunday and liquor laws as
contrary to the spirit of the age and
inimical to individual liberty.
InfOrmers in seven Spanish towns ex-
posed the workings of reasonable
society, with funds and secret tribun-
ais, and the authorities have made
over five hundred arrests.
At a meeting of leading citizens of
Cincinnati. thorough Endorsement was
given the scheme to create street and
sanitary commission for two years, and
place ST ,000, 900 at its disposal.
The police of Brussels claim to have
discovered plot TO murder the car on
coronation day. The papers seized will
lead to the arrest Of Louise Michel, the
Partisan agitatOr.
The grand jury at Milwaukee found
true bill against George Scheller for
firing the Newhall house, and he was
remanded to Jail in default of $4,000
bail.
The New York senate has passed to
third reading bill compelling all tele-
graph, telephone, and electric light
companies to lay their wires under
ground within two years.
The brewers of New York have as
certained that 100 worth of barrels
have been stolen and sold outside the
city by the collision of drivers and
coOpers.
The governor of Illinois has appoint
ed as railway commissioners w. N.
Brainard of Cook County, Edward G.
Lewis of La Sale, and Charles L. STRAIT
tan of Jefferson.
The late Charles Choate, Of Woburn,
Massachusetts, bequeathed $75,OOO to
the Institute of Technology, $25, 900 for
a hospital for women and children, and
the income from 100000 for needy
women.
Reports from ShawneetOwn, Illinois,
are to the effect that the water is five
feet higher than ever before. and that
people are suffering for shelter and
food. The loss in that vicinity is esti-
mated at 500, 900.
Burglars at Howe Station, Texas,
after preparing a safe for explosion,
piled sacks of coffee about it and wrap
ped them in wet cloths. Two doors
were thus blown off, and no one was
alarmed by the noise.
Albert J. Howell, a commission mer-
chant of Chicago, having become a
victim of chronic nervousness, killed
himself with revolver. He had just
completed arrangements for pleasure
trip to New Orleans.
Prominent Lutheran clergymen in
the eastern cities have appealed to
their people throughout the country for
funds to erect in Washington bronze
statue of Martin Luther, copied from
the group at Worms.
General Henderson, senator elect
from Nebraska, is undergoing intro
duction at Washington. The daily flood
of demands.by his constituents causes
him to advocate raising letter postage
to half dollar.
Freight and cattle trains on the Fort
Wayne road collided near Mansfield,
Ohio. An engineer and fireman were
fatally injured, sixty-five beeves were
killed. and both engines were totally
wrecked.
A fire at East Buffalo swept away
the tanks of the Rock City pipeline
and fifteen thousand barrels of oil. A
warehouse and stores at Georgetown,
South Carolina, valued at SIC, 1000, were
burned Friday.
At Rome, Tuesday, paper bombs
charged with powder were thrown into
the court yard of the residence of the
Austrian minister, before the Austrian
embassy, and in front of the royal
palace of the Quirinal.
The relief committee at Cincinnati
received S158,000, and the municipal
be returned to the treasury. The losses
at Lawrenceburg. Indiana, have been
earthly computed at Sf33, 900.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
has purchased one thousand acres of
valuable coke land near Latrobe. Sew
eral such tracts have been secured
recently, with the idea of heading off
Vanderbilt.
A daughter of the late Jesse HOyt, of
New York, was last summer sent to an
insane asylum in Philadelphia. She
has now been released as sane person,
and announces that she will contest her
fathers will on the ground of undue in
fluence.
A sleighing party of thirty-two prom
inent Germans of Hawley, Pennsyl-
vania, were thrown from an icy road
into an empty canal, a distance of forty
feet, six of them being seriously in
jured. Reinhard Warg died OF his
wounds.
Funeral services over fourteen of the
eighteen victims of the school-house ac-
cident in New York were held Thurs
day. Fourteen white hearses conveyed
the collins to the church, and five thou
sand people crowded themselves with
in the edifice.
A wonderful silver discovery is re-
ported in the mountains twenty miles
south of Tucson, the ore crossing be-
ing one hundred feet wide and mile
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