The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-21

ana MARY E' WATSON, Oh Soruuua'
.eOn the 9Th inst, at the home Of
the brides parents in Vernon, Rev.
c. Simpson united in marriage, Fred.
erick f. Mcconnell, Of Detroit, and
Eva Harrington.
The Republicans of Benzie county
did their whole duty on the 4th, Civ
ing the Republican ticket a good
majority, and electing every county
officer.
Note the difference. Blaine car,
ried his own ward and city by The
largest majority ever given a Repub-
lican. Cleveland lost his own ward
and city by the largest majority the
Republicans have had there for years.
Augusta people know James G. Blaine,
Buffalo people know Grover Cleve.
land. Hence the vote each received
at home.
The rebel General Marmaduke, is
elected Governor of Missouri A
fitting complement to the election of
Cleveland for President.
The terrible results TO the working
men sure to follow, if Cleveland is
declared President-elect, is fore
shade wed by the action ofthe owners
Of the great manufacturing establish
ments at Manchester N. H., on the
18th inst, in ordering a 10 per cent
reduction in pay TO take effect on the
Ist day of December.
The Hastings Banner says: "rhese
must be lonesome days for the aver
age Green hacker. His party is COM
pletely sunk out of sight. The great
Peoples party has travelled to that
mysterious ETC., and the date of its
return is lost in the insignifcance of
its present Standing
The National American Prohibition
list says: "rhe St. John people have
succeeded in putting the party in
power that is pledged not to vex the
dramseller The Prohibitionists have
put their worst enemy into power,
and now they have absolutely no pc
litical influence which is worth any.
thing to themselves or to any party.
They can get no legislature to submit
prohibition except through the party
they have just defeated"
The balance Of trade is once again
so largely in our favor as to ensure
the return of specie to this country,
$4,000 having been received at
New York last week.
The Butler boom proved to Se
genuine fzzle. This is what might
have been expected, and is another
Illustration Of the fact that there is
no room for third political party
in this country.
The Ann Arbor Courier says: "No
wonder the heavens wept on Nov. a.
The results of that day were a suffi,
cient cause"
We learn that several new passen
ger coaches have recently been put on
the I. A. A. & N. M. railway.
All the railroads in the State will
sell round trip tickets to the meeting
of the State Horticultural Society to
be held at Ann Arbor Dec. Is, at
four cents mile.
The Ann Arbor Courier says:
"The Detroit papers claim Senator
Kempf of this city, as Republican
Greenbacker.' Mr. KS greenback
principles are something like the
Republican majorities in the Solid
South-mighty hard to fnd.''
The TINES clips the following
from the Grand Traverse Herald:
"The Republicans won't have to
bother themselves with that proh:-
bition amendment business next win.
ter, thanks to the prohibitionists
themselves" Now we sincerely hope
that extract does not represent the
Republican sentiment in the State.
BY their platform the Republican
party is pledged to give its vote for
submission, and we hope to see the
pledge redeemed by the vote Of ev.
cry Republican member of the legis-
lat1re Two xyronuc pavar p,aLa A.,