The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-07

known military man, died of heart dis
ease Wednesday night at Louisville.
At Locust Point, Wednesday morn
ing, n Baltimore and Ohio freight To-
connective exploded, killing the engineer
and fireman.
Wade Harding, of Plano, Illinois,
has been placed in Jail at Chicago for
cutting open a mail-pouch and steal
ing the letters.
George w. Smith, q prominent citi-
zen of Pittsburg and a well known firm
of Hostetter 81 Smith, died Thursday,
aged 60 years.
The governor of Indiana has respited
Andrew Koerner, the Indianapolis
murderer, to Nov. p, on petition OF
influential citizens.
Near Jackson, Miss. Thursday, VIM.
Harris shot dead Tom Phillips, a
negro, because Phillips addressed him
simply as Harris"
At Colima, Manzanillo, and other
towns on the western coast of Mexico,
yellow fever of a malignant type is
claiming many victims.
The street-car drivers in New Or
leans have struck for an increase i'll
wages from S45 to $50 and q decrease
of hours from Is to Is.
The prison at Sing Sing cleared So
088 during October, while the Auburn
penitentiary shows a deficit for the
same month of 5 400.
In a collision on the Santa Fe Road,
neal Newton, Kan, Sunday morning,
eighteen freight cars were demolished,
and one man was killed.
Minnie X. Johnson. employed as q
schOol-teacher near Hillsdale, Mich,
lost her reason from hard study and
hanged herself in her room.
The ~obsequies of the widow Of Adj
miral Farragut took place ut New
York Monday, the remains being in
tered in WoOdlawn Cemetery.
The Episcopal diocesan convention
at Baltimore elected as bishop of Mary
land Rev. DR.. Paret, now rector of
Epiphany church, Washington.
II. Power Palmer, connected with an
insurance agency in Chicago, poisoned
himself in a hotel with laudanum, evil
IDENTITY on account of poor health.
David S. Chadwick, one of the pro-
prletors Of a brick-yard at W%atertown,
Wisconsin, tied q metal kiln-door to
his neck and persisted in the pond.
In a political fight at Klein's tavern,
Columbia county, Pa, Thursday night,
two men were fatally stabbed by Jas.
d. Keller, who was lodged in Jail.
The missionary ship Morning Star
sailed Monday from Boston to Homo
lulu. She carries n large life-boat do
mated by eighteen Sabbath-school lads.
The Association for the Advance
ment Of Women, in session at Balti-
more, Friday reelected Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe President for the ensuing
year.
The Association for the Advance
ment of Women met Wednesday at
Baltimore, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, the
President, delivering the opening adj
dress.
Edward Hammond was killed and q
man named Clark seriously injured by
the bursting of a n at the Demo-
cratic rally i'll Peoria, ILL.,, Thursday
night.
Eddie Lardon, Is years old, was
found dead in the suburbs at Keokuk
Wednesday with Il bullet-hole in his
neck. How he came by his death is a
mystery.
One of the leading banks of New
York has reduced the rate of interest
on balances to 2 per cent. Twenty
other institutions propose to vote for
similar action.
The Knoxville coal mine, near Pitts
burg, has been burning since Saturday
night, the fire having been set by in
cendiaries, who used petroleum to
spread the flames.
Charles J. Faulkner, who died Sat-
urday at Martinsburg, West Virginia,
was minister to France before the
civil war, and served as chief Of staff
to Stonewall Jackson.
Mrs. Georgiana Heustis, held for
reqCisition at Boston for the larceny
OF Sc, 900 from a New York woman,
was ordered to be released Wednesday
by Governor Robinson.
o. A. Hurd, residing near Galena,
Illinois, was on Saturday evening drag
ged from his house at a lonely spot,
robbed of $50 and his watch, and left
for dead on the roadway.
Rudger Clawson, the polygamist, was
sentenced at Salt Lake City Monday to
four years in the p~enitentiary, with
$500 fine. Pending an appeal, his re-
lease on bail was refused.
Over three hundred brutes were as
sembled near Green Lake, Wis, on
Sunday afternoon to witness q fight of
II rounds between dogs belonging to
Whitewater and Elkhorn.
George II. Jackson, President of the
Enterprise Cotton Factory at Augusta,
Ga, is a defaulter to the extent of
PlOO,OVO. IlO udo COllcoStu, anu dS-
sumes all the responsibility.
The Presbyterian Synod of Ohio, in
session at Cincinnati, Friday, deplored
the dissertation of the Sabbath, and
favored prohibition of themanufacture
and sale of Intoxicating liquors.
Last weeks clearinghouse exchang-
es-$6S5, 937, 460-are $151 ,359, 55S less
than for the preceding week, and the
falling off from the corresponding
period in 1888 equals 37.7 per cent.
a passenger train on the Baltimore
and Ohio road, while running at full
speed, leaped the track near Alta,
Ohio. Eighteen persons were injured.
The sufferers were taken TO Zanes-
vile.
Near Westminster, Ohio, Thursday
Ben HefIner, a farmer, shot his wife
dead and attempted to kill his son,
daughter, and daughter-in-law. His
sanity is being tested by physicians at
Cincinnati.
Two thousand persons Of all shades
of politics INDUCED in a Belva Lock-
wood parade Monday night at Wheel
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