The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19
VERY LATEST.

New corn Of excellent quality sells
in Des Moines at Is cents per bushel.
A fire in the Pine Brook mines at
Scranton, Penn, caused loss of $780,
600.
The tri-state fair at Wheeling, West
Virginia, reports net profit Of S25,-
600.
The school census of Dubuque, Ia,
is the basis for a claim of $1,000 popu-
lation. tst "a
The New York banks Saturday held
SIS, 30O, 1915 in excess Of their legal re-
quirements.
Between Capes Race and Freels,
Newfoundland, 3l5 icebergs are drift
ing southwark.
The steamer Wyoming landed at
New York Wednesday with five hun
dred proselytes for Utah.
The coroners of New York on Thurs
day reported twenty-five sudden deaths
caused by excessive heat.
Serions fires are raging near Kincar-
dine, Canada, and large tracts of valu-
able cedar have been destroyed.
Des Moines has received a load of
new crop corn, which was dry and
sound, and brought rs cents per bushel.
The Garfield committee for the state
OF New York reports having collected
SO, 1922 for the monument at Cleve-
land.
Four students in the st. GATHERINGS
collegiate institute were drowned IN
the Welland canal on Wednesday
night.
j. II. Squier, private banker in
Washington, who recently made an
assignment, killed himself with a
pocket-knife.
Since January 1st the specie imports
at New York have amounted to 3d.
7O3,913, against SIC, 932, 755 for the same
period in 1888.
President Arthur has designated As
Bistant Secretary Coon as the person to
take charge of the treasury department.
for ten days.
Sitting Bull and several of his fol-
lowers have been taken to New York
by Colonel Allen, under q permit from
Secretary Teller.
At Columbia City, Ind, Saturday
night, William Grund was fatally shot
while engaged with others in stoning a
house of ill-fame.
Archibald Wright, Judge of the SUI
preme Court of Tennessee before the
war, died at RavendoD Springs, Ark,
Saturday, aged "a.
l.. p. Herbert, cashier of a bank at
Hyacinthe near Montreal, fled to New
York with $4,000, and is being pur-
sued by detectives.
The flouring-mill of Lieberling
Brothers, at Akron, Ohio, was struck
by lightning and unroofed by q gale,
the damage being $4,000.
The sugar-refining firm of Burger,
Hurlbut q Livingston. of New York,
has made an assignment, giving pref
erences for about $120,000.
An explosion destroyed the Enter
prise distillery, at Peoria, valued at
$4,000 Three persons were killed and
the engineer fatally scalded.
Petroleum has fallen to ~ cents on
report that the Phillips well, in Butler
county, Pennsylvania, is flowing at the
rate of ZOO barrels per day.
MacGahan, the war correspondent,
was buried at New Lexington, Ohio,
Thursday. A great many citizens es-
corted the body to the cemetery.
A boiler explosion in the repair-shop
of Voelpel 81 Rossi, at Morton, Illinois,
caused the death of two workmen and
the fatal wounding of three others.
Since January immigrants to the
number of 1888 entered Canada; a.
235 settled in the dominion, the re-
mainder going to the United States.
Victoria Morosini, who eloped with
her fathers coachman, Ernest j.
Schilling, voluntarily returned to her
parental mansion, Sunday morning.
In the continued absence of the Sec
rotary Of the Racine exposition, cred
itors have secured attachments for S.
600 on the property of the association.
The last spike on the Louisville, New
Orleans and Texas road was driven on
Wednesday evening at a point about
one hundred miles south of, Memphis.
The examiner has completed his ex-
animation of the wrecked New Bruins
wick IN. j. bank. showing assets of