The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-03-14

The yacht Atalanta has arrived at
Havana with Jay Gould and family.
General Grant Is at Fortress Monroe,
for q sojourn Of month or more.
The LongfellOw Memorial association
holds $4,000 in cash and land for
monument site worth $4,000.
Joel Il. Griffin, an old resident of
Omaha, who was postmaster in 1870,
died Monday.
A. NJ. Sutherland, secretary of the
province Of Manitoba, died Of typhoid
fever, at Winnipeg. Friday.
Robert 8. Morrison, a bank cashier
Of La Porte, Ind, died Friday evening
Of pneumonia.
Toronto celebrated its fiftieth ami
versary Thursday, by opening free Ii
brary and firing salutes.
Four members Of the Salvation army
have been sent to Jail for parading the
streets at Bridgeport, Conn.
Nearly $50, 900 was sunk at Portland,
Oregon. by st. Louis journalist in en-
deavoring to establish the Northwest,
which has ceased to exist.
A jury at La Porte, Indiana, gave
Augustine. who murdered his uncle, a
sentence of five years in the peniten-
liary.
George Cragin, one OF the founders
of the Oneida community i'll l848, died
of heart disease at his home near
Utica.
Bishop GARRISON, of Nebraska, was
relieved OF his sufferings by death at
an early hour Monday morning. He
was 81 years Of age.
Postmaster Tiffin, of Bennington,
VT, fled VIII le his bOndsmen were hav-
- Id fT..s u
by federal officials.
by the breaking of "a locomotive wheel
near Astor, Iowa. an engineer and fire.
man suffered the loss of both legs.
unanimously adopted resolutions urg-
ing Texas congressman to oppose the
further coinage Of silver dollars.
A serious break occurred in the levee
fifteen miles above New Orleans, and
the Texas Pacific and Morgan railroadF
have been overfiowed.
At Alta, Utah, a snowslide on Friday
killed eleven person and swept away
the works of the new Emma mine. The
snow was piled forty feet high.
The republican congressman Of Mich
gan, will ask President Arthur to APP
point ex-senator Ferry minister 10 Rus
STA.
Heavy rains have fallen in Califor-
MIA for the past few days. and the rail-
road track has been washed away in
several places.
The relief steamer Carrie Caldwell
distributed at New Liberty Ills. eighty
four thousand rations and thousands Of
quilts and blankets.
A man reported to be Tiller. the St.
Louis express-thief. was on Friday ar
rested at Wichita. Kansas, and handed
over to the sheriff.
A propeller which reached Milwau-
kee Friday reported Lake Michigan
completely frozen over, with occasional
icebergs twenty-five feet high.
All the gambling establishments at
Hot Springs, Ark, were closed Friday
morning and the sporting fraternity
have evacuated the town.
The democratic state convention of
Illinois will be held at Peoria, July 2,
and the basis of representation will
give twelve hundred delegates.
John Mcmahon, city collector of Ilo-
boken, New Jersey, is missing, and the
mayor has taken possession Of his Of
tce.
Hunters in Chester county, South
Carolina, captured ferocious animal.
with the head of lion and the body OF
a goat, after it had killed five dogs.
The cigar manufacturers of San Fran
cisco have locked out $500 Cinnamon
and propose to employ $500 white men
from New York.
General j. X. Moorhead, an aged cit
izen Of Pittsburg, always a leader in
business and politics, died Thursday
from cancer of the stomach.
Petroleum has fallen below the dollar
line, and the decentralization caused the
failure Of A. l.. Lowrie, A. +. Hem
ings, and Rice & Ryder, Of Oil City.
The republicans of Minneapolis have
nominated Hon. George "A. Pillsbury
for mayor. The democrats will proba
bly, renominate Mayor Ames.
The hardware store of J. p. Cooper,
of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, has been
closed on attachments and judgments
aggregating $4,000.
Mrs. Frederick Tutor, the Boston
widow, whose husband accumulated
several million dollars in the ice trade
with the East Indies, died while visit
ing in Vermont.
In the belief that the evidence did
not warrant a conviction for murder,
the governor of Delaware has respited
Louis F. List until the second Friday
of March, 1910.
A lockout by the cigar manufacture
ers of Cincinnati, on the question Of adj
vancing wages to two workman for
making peculiar brand, throws over
one thousand men out of employment.
Abraham Breath, an old resident of
Alton, Ills, who passed away Monday,
was one of the sixty men who enrolled
themselves to defend Owen Lovejoy in
the riots of 1897.
William Hoagland, employed as
farm hand near Waynesville, Ills, has
been placed in Jail at Lincoln for com
plicity In the triple murder at Mount
Pulaski.
A damage of 5000 is said to have
been inflicted upon the Santa Clara
Valley, in California, by the storm Of
the past ten days, and the rain is still
falling.
Sixteen eolored persons were received
into the EbeneZer Baptist church at
Pittsburg, Sunday, by immersion in the
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