The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-03-28
VERY LATEST.

Mrs. Grondenberg died Sunday in
Pekin, Illinois. at the age of 81 years.
Epizoot of the most desperate type
has made its appearance at Dayton,
Ohio.
. Two men were killed by fall of rocks
in the Cleveland iron mine at Ishpem-
ing, Mich.
A street-railway company has been
organized at Little Rock, with a CAPT.
tai of 100000.
Burglars secured $3.50 from the lock-
ers of the First Presbyterian church at
Lockport, n. Y.
Warner Williams, who died at Anita,
Iowa, was 81 years old and weighed
over two hundred pounds.
u. s. Penfield, for twenty years cash.
Ter of the First National Bank of Quin-
cy, Illinois died of apOplexy.
Julius G. Burrows, of Michigan, has
been nominated by President Arthur
for solicitor of the treasury.
Rev. Henry Morgan, known as the
Talmage of Boston, died suddenly Sat-
urday evening, in his Goth year.
LII. Warner, the oldest merchant in
Louisville, widely known for his chari-
table deeds, has been called to his re-
ward.
f. w. Whitaker, of New York, was
given judgment against the Harlem
road for $40, 900 damages for the loss of
an arm.
Emil Boiling, who was a lieutenant
in the German revolutionary army in
1S4S, died at Hustisford, Wis, in his
10th year.
The Citizens National bank of San
duSky, Ohio, has been authorized to
commence business with capital of
100000.
Colonel J. +. Barnard has been APP
pointed general manager of the Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph Eoad, vice John Is.
Carson.
A summer resort in Mexico known as
the Point of Pines was sold under q
mortgage for $50, 600, one half its origi
nal cost.
The governor Of Louisiana has APP
pealed to the secretary of war for ia.
tions for sufferers by the breaking OF
the levees.
After all the hullabaloo about de-
falcation in the pOstOflice at Benning-
ton, Vermont. the shortage proves to
be about $1,000.
A virulent case of CHAMBERS was dis
covered at Elgin, Illinois, and two vet
Urinary surgeons ordered the horse
killed at once.
The counterfeit $40 silver certificates
now being circulated in Ohio and Ken
lucky bear either the numbers III ,4S7,-
415X or Bl ,407X.
A Boston dispatch announces the
death of DR.. Ezra Abbott, noted for his
biblical and historical learning. lie
was never clergyman.
An assignment has been made by the
Gill Car Manufacturing company, of
Columbus, Ohio, with liabilities and as
sets Of about $3.50, 900 each.
Two severe shocks of earthquake
were experienced in San Francisco,
Tuesday. Some buildings on made
ground were seriously damaged.
Whitefish eggs to the number of half
million have been sent from Canada
to the Marquis of Lorne, who will en-
deavor to stock the English lakes.
A cowboy shot an Indian at the
Tongue River agency. Montana, and
the red men retaliated by burning a
ranch and threatening further trouble.
Herbert l.. Jackson, of Plymouth,
Mass, was fined SO for mutilating the
marble tablet on the tomb of Daniel
Webster, after having paid for q new
slab.
Charles S. Parnell, the Irish leader,
has purchased from his mother, for
$4,000, the homestead of 225 acres on
the Bluff, near Bordentown, New Jer-
sey.
There were 81 failures in Canada
during the past week and 176 in the
United States. There was q noticeable
decrease in insolvents throughout the
West.
Bolton Empey, formerly wholesale
merchant in Montreal, has suddenly
fled across the border, after robbing
his sister-in-law of a large amount of
money.
1t is rumored that the village of
Colemansville, Kentucky, was nearly
destroyed by a cyclone, Tuesday, and
that ten persons were killed and twen-
ty injured.
Charlie Mcclure, of Lafayette, Ind,
when he was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for larceny, claimed that he was
compelled by hunger to steal, and cried
like a schoolbOy.
After the explosion of still in the
oil-works Of Merriam q Morgan, at
Cleveland, the escaping fluid submerg-
ed three employees, who were quickly
burned to death.
Charles III. Page, chairman of the
Rhode Island democratic delegation to
Chicago, says it is solid for Tilden and
Hendricks, with Roswell Z. Flower for
second choice.