The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-23
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Peter Faschetta, an old and promin-
ent citizen OF Leavenwortb, died at his
dinner-table. from heart disease.
Edmund II. Murphy, high official
in the order of Odd Fellows was found
dead in bed at Salt Lake, Friday.
Joseph Frazer, who lay In jail at
Anderson, Indiana, for murder, hanged
himself with his pocket-hankerchief.
Christian Reibling was executed at
Morrison, Ills, for the murder of Al
bert Lucia. He made full confession.
John X. Schwartz, dry goods mer-
chant at WATERFOWL, Wis, was drown
ed in the river at daybreak, Saturday.
Hundreds of the prominent citizens
of New York attended the funeral OF
Charles O'COnOr at the catholic cathe-
dral.
At Greenfield, S. c., Friday, Riley
Anderson and Alfred and James Nc
Cullough were swung off by the hang
man.
The Methodist general conference
elected as bishops Rev. Drs. w. n.
Ninde, j. M. Walden, and w. f. NAL
'ahen.
Michigan fruit-growers have COM
menced the spring campaign by send
ing out statements of injury to the crop
by frost.
Extensions that are to be made with
in forty days will give st. Paul six lines
of street railway with fifty-two miles
Of track.
A. A. Shaw, treasurer of Clare coun-
ty, Mich. reports having been assault
ed and robbed of $1,000 during Wednes-
day night.
There is some reason for believing
that the Mission to Berlin will be en-
trusted to Mr.. Muckle, Philadelphia
journalist.
Carwardine, the famous English cat
tie breeder, who has drawn S100, 600 per
annum from the United States, has
passed away.
Mrs. Leland Stanford has sent $1,000
to the kindergartens at San Francisco,
in memory of her son, who recently
died in Europe.
Peter Nominee, a blind veteran Of
the union army, residing in Vincennes,
Ind, has been allowed SO, $50 for ar
rears of pension.
Col. l.. Z. Edwards, a prominent cit
izen of Austin, Texas, died Monday
from the effects of wound received in
recent personal difficulty.
The last of the Chiricuhua and Warm
Spring Indians who fled to Mexico,
have returned to their reservation.
Among them are two sons of Juh.
The balance-sheet of the Cincinnati
dramatic festival shows deficiency of
| $40, 700, and an assessment of so per
cent. has been made on the guarantOrs.
Private Costello, of the 7th cavalry,
a marker at the rifle target at Fort
Leavenworth, was accidentally killed,
tIa orlye, ho
mist.
Neville, the bigamist, who eloped
from Detroit with the young daughter
of c. ]. Whitney, has been held in
ST 500 to the court of common pleas at
Toledo.
The republicans nominated General
James S. Negley for congress in the
Twenty-second district of Pennsylvania
and Il. NJ. Bayne in the Twenty-third
district.
Henry Dillon, of Akron, Ohio, de-
sires to find his children, who were
carried away by their mother. He has
recently inherited large fortune in
California.
Robert w. Wylie, manager of Chal-
lis grocery house at Atchison, Kas. 4,
has been arrested for the theft Of con-
siderable amount of goods, which he
shipped to confederates. '
Alexander White. who operated a
creamery at Grand Rapids. Michigan,
having lost Sl25,0O0 in Wall street,
killed himself at the home of his moth
er in Utica, New York.
The jury in the case OF 4. b., Wheel
er, charged with the murder of j. p.
Mathews in Copiah county, Miss, re-
turned verdict of not guilty, after a
consultation of one hour.
A farmer near Woonsocket, Dakota,
has since November lost 81 out of
herd Of 260 cattle, from what is pro-
nounced by an English immigrant
'oot-and-mOuth disease.
N. G. Summerfield, of Chicago, an
assistant chief of the railway mail SER
vice, has been removed for allowing a
clerk to receive 1915 extra salary for
doing additional work.
The Erie County Savings bank Of
Erie. Pennsylvania, whose president
got involved by heavy oil speculations
and abscOnded, has closed its doors,
with liabilities of 100000.
Owing to determined run on the
financial institutions at Petersburg,
Va, the Planters and Mechanics
bank closed its doors with a promise to
attempt payment in full.
Lord Aylesford. cattle king TN
Texas, has returned to England for
visit, and will bring back a number of
aristocratic friends and endeavor to in
duce them to settle near him.
Tully III. Smith, the missing Mil
waukeean, committed suicide in bath
house in New Orleans. Instructions
have been sent to have the body en-
balmed and returned to the family.
VIM. II. Doane, telegraph operator
at gainesville, Ohio, was fixing a wire
ut the Grand river bridge, when he
slipped and fell a hundred feet into the
water, but managed to swim ashore.
The National Bank of Commerce,
with capital of 81 ,000, 900 has been or
gained at Minneapolis. f. +. Gould,
OF Saginaw, Mich, will be president,
and William Powell is to be cashier.
The Burlington road has brought
suit against Charles s. Bartlett, its
former paymaster, and his sureties for
$50, 600 lost by the robbery of the COM
pany's offices in Chicago in March last.
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