The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19
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billion.
In breach of promise suit at Mil
waukee, Miss Elizabeth Phillips was
awarded Judgment for $4,000 against
Ernst Meincke, son Of leading manu-
facturer.
In the circuit court at Fort Wayne,
a jocky named Gibbons A. Fitch OBJ
tanned judgment for $4,000 for being
struck on the head with u sulky whip
by Homer Hale.
The boiler of a cotton compress at
Eufaula. Alabama, exploded with such
force as to shake the town. The build
ing went to fragments, and four en-
ployes were killed.
AT Augusta, Illinois. on Sunday,
James and William Holden engaged
in a murderous fight, and the former
shot dead man named Finley, who
interfered in the contest.
The attorney general of New Jersey,
having been asked for an opinion. de-
clares national bank officers eligible on
an electoral ticket, they not being Of
ficials of the United States.
Justice Bradley, of the United States
Supreme Court, says Of the newspaper
dispatch announcing his intention to
resign, ut is interesting news and
the first have heard of it."
An excursion train Of eight coaches,
filed with American citizens, crossed
the border to Monterey and Saltillo to
participate in the celebration Of the
Mexican Independence day.
The MaZeppa Mill company, Of st.
Paul, was carried down by the failure
Of the Minnesota Elevator company,
by which Governor Hubbard is said to
have been financially ruined.
At the examination Of John Santry,
charged with being an accessory in the
murder of Michael Schultz, q promi-
nent citizen of Racine, Wis, Santry
proved an abb and was acquitted.
Orders given Thursday to telegraph
official at Washington indicate the dis
solution of the pool recently organized
by the Postal, Bankers and Merchants
and Baltimore and Ohio companies.
Oliver Dalrymple, who expects to
thrash out 100000 bushels Of wheat on
his Dakota farm, has arranged to ship
it to Buffalo by lake from Duluth, and
has secured storage in the former city
John G. S. Harrison. the insolvent
Indianapolis banker, paid into court
Saturday the entire balance Of $95, 900,
as receiver of the Banking Company,
and was released from further liabil-
ity.
Robert Hoe, member of the firm of
r. Hoe & Co., died after long illness,
at his summer residence in Tarrytown,
Westminster County, at 1880 O'Clock
Saturday morning, in the 10th year OF
his age.
The Rev. Henry Cosgrove, for "A
years q parish priest at Davenport, Ia,
Sunday, was consecrated Roman
Catholic Bishop of Davenport. Bishop
Feehan, Of Chicago, officiated as con-
secrator.
For provoking an assault upon the
city editor of the Times, Chief Of Police
Taylor, of Louisville. and his son,
Blanton, were fined the full extent
Saturday, the son besides getting ten
days in Jail.
Premium lists are now ready for dis
tribution for the first National Breed
ers' Dog Show, to be held at Philadel-
phia, Oct. 16, IL, and Is. There are
eighty-three classes in all Of which the
premiums are cash.
A Wabash freight train of thirteen
cars was broken to pieces by striking a
cow and running off trestle near
Carmi, Ill. The head brakeman was
killed, and the engineer and fireman
were badly injured. 80
The captain of a revenue steamer
cruising off the coast of Alaska sug-
gests that the collector at San Francis
co limit the quantity of liquors and
firearms to be carried by whalers, on
account of illicit trading.
One of the supervisors of Polk coun-
ty, Iowa, having recently received a
letter inclosing $500 in greenbacks, as
sums that it is part Of systematic
movement to bride members of the
board to vote for liquor permits.
At Wheeling, West Virginia, Satur-
day night Belmont Lodge Of Iron
Workers resolved to sever their con-
nectiOn with the Amalgamated Asso-
citation because of the refusal of the
nailers to demand an advance in
wages.
e. Demorella, q merchant of Balti-
more, holding the position of Italian
consul, has been missing for two weeks.
He left debts of $4,000, for which
amount an attachment has been levied
on the goods in his wholesale ware
house.
There has been found in Cato, N. Y,
confined in filthy pen in q nude con-
dition, a woman 90 years Of age, and a
lunatic from birth. She owns consid-
cradle property. She has been kept in
her present condition from economy
by relatives.
In criminal prosecution of a man at
Philadelphia Thursday for cutting tel
egraph and telephone wires, the judge
held that the occupant of the house
had the right to cut such wires if they
were stretched on his premises without
his permission.
The funeral of Senator Anthony at
Providence was signalized by the clos
ing of the main business houses. The
arrangements were in charge of the
senate sergeant-at-arms. President
Arthur and Senator Edmunds entered
the church together.
The army-worm has destroyed entire
fields of rye in Douglas and Leaven-
worth counties, Kansas, and is threat
ening the young winter wheat. Pro-
fessor Shaw, of the State University,
recommends the farmers in the infect
ed districts to SOW late, il at all.
The international surveying party
has located the boundary line 900 yards
north Of the old line. This decision
throws a portion of the town of
Nogales, A. T., on Mexican soil, which
occasions much excitement and con-
sternation among the Americans.
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