The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-10-19

nounces that.he will resign when con-
gress convenes.
Elmer Little. a lumber-dealer of Char
don, Ohio. was fatally mangled by a
train at gainesville, Friday.
A snow-storm at Winnipeg for two
days formed the basis for excellent
sleighing.
Mrs. Langtry and her mother ar
rived in New York by the new steam-
ship Oregon.
Robert L. Palmer, city attorney of
Albert Lea, Minnesota, was accidental
ly killed while hunting.
Twenty saloons have been closed at
st. Joseph, Missouri, for failing to take
out licenses under the Downing law.
Jealousy and a mother-in-law prompt
ed William Harrison, of Denver, to
kill his young wife and himself.
Mrs. Boniface, the well-known &C
tress, died at North Scituate, Massa-
chusetts, last Saturday.
Coleridge will arrive at Washington
Thursday. and will be entertained by
Chief Justice Waite at dinner.
Flames swept away the round-house
of the Canadian Pacific road at Rat
-
Mr.. FurlOng, an oil and grain broker
of Buffalo, is said to have mysterious
ly disappeared.
The shorthand records of the last
grand jury at St.Louis were on Thurs
day night stolen from the circuit attor-
news office.
Edward Collins, 6 years of age. has
been given judgment for $4,000
against the South Boston Railroad
company for the loss of his left arm.
Colonel Z. NJ. Norton, one of the first
iron manufacturers OF Wheeling. is
dead. Charles A. COe, a New York
merchant expired in his office.
A. d. White, notorious horse-thief,
took morphine at the Jail in Madison,
Indiana, and died in the presence of his
mother and sister.
At Castalia, Ohio, Saturday night,
three men who crossed the track in a
railway wagon were killed by loco
motive.
The remains of DR.. Charles Blumen-
thai, of New York, will be taken to the
La Moyne furnace by delegation Of
Masons.
The mother of Ex-Governor Sprague.
of Rhode Island, who was nearly 81
years of age. died on Saturday night at
Groton, Connecticut.
Miss Hills case against Senator Sha-
ron came up In the police court at San
Francisco Saturday, but was postponed
a week.
Exports of specie for the week, 1921
1853, making total of STEPS ,433 since
January /, against $43, PAL, 3i6 for the
same time in 1882.
1t is announced that the favorite
English poet, Mr.. Swinburne. will give
readings in New York from his poems
during the coming winter.
The coke men of the country are re-
ported to have entered into combina-
ton to put up the price. 1t is said Ohio
furnaces will have to burn coal.
The new opera house at st. Paul,
which cost over 100000, was opened
Monday evening with q distinguished
audience in attendance.
The Democrats of Detroit have NOM
mated NJ. III. Chamberlain for mayor,
Lyman a. Brand for city clerk, and
John b. Schmittdiel for treasurer.
The mysterious disease at Brewton,
has caused five more deaths,
and a like number of new cases have
Captains of English vessels lying at
San Francisco have received orders
which convey the belief of the owners
that war is imminent in Europe.
The Baltimore 81 Ohio interest Sc
cured three directors in the Ohio IL
road by means of COM
promise.
Judge Okey, of the supreme court, is
reported as saying that he thinks the
Scott law will be modified by the leg
islature, but not reversed by the SUI
preme court.
George Ralph, who keeps an assay
office at Prescott, Arizona, was shot
dead in the street, it is supposed by
George G. Walker, owing to scandal
about Walkers daughter.
William Drew, Il cranky Chicago
burglar doing time at Joliet, threw
himself from the top gallery of the cells
Friday to the stone tagging. His in
ternal injuries will prove fatal.
The 25Jh anniversary Of the First
church of New Haven
attracted an immense congregation.
President Porter, of Yale college deliv-
cred an address.
Chas. Zeman was arrested at Bloom
luSIcu, luuldud, IOT muTueTluS Ills WIG
whose remains were found scattered
along the Louisville railway track for
distance of fifty feet.
An iron statue of the Virgin Mary,
two tons and standing Is feet
high, was on Friday placed on the dome
at Norte Dame university, South Bend,
Indiana.
In the trial of ex-senator Session, at
Albany, when the prosecution rested
It's case counsel for The accused moved
to quash the indictment, on the ground
that bribery had not been proven.
Mrs. Heuder, who was drowned Sat
1rday at Erie, was the fifth member of
The family to perish that way. They
believe they were doomed by curse
uttered by an ancestor in Bavaria.
Archbishop Riordan visited Notre
Dame university, at South Bend, Indi-
ana, Sunday, where he was once a stu
lent, and was received with enthusi-
lsm.
An advance in Texas and Pacific
bonds took place on the announcement
hat the company will pay in scrip the