The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-04

suits as follows: Killed. As; wounded,
226. There have been many who re-
ceived slight wounds whose names have
not been ascertained.
APRIL 1.-The deaths from the Gin
cinnati riot number lorty-sx. Several
companies of militia were yesterday
sent to their homts. Complaint is
made that saloons along the barbados
are literally patronized by the soldiers.
The Reform association, composed OF
citizens of all parties, has placed in the
fl Id a municipal ticket composed OF
upright and capable m, n, and will soon
call mass-meeting to ratify it. -
The gi.aT los .angclcs meteor has
been dug up and is scientifically de-
scribed us "about the SIZE of Sara
:oga trunk"
A colony of twenty-five families OF
mechanics have lett Pittsburg for
Washington territory.
The private bank of William Locke,
of NOblesville. Indiana, with deposits
of $35. 900 has closed its doors.
G. Roebling, of Lyndon, Illinois. has
been convicted of the murder OF a lad
named Lucia, and sentenced to death.
Hugh Donnelly, city treasur, of
Woodstock, Illinois, inflicted fatal
wounds upon himself with a revolver.
Henry S. Church. in whose accounts
as chamberlain of Troy there was de-
ticiency of ST., 100, was arrested in New
York.
Emil Boiling, who was lieutenant
in the German revolutionary army in
184S, died at Hustisford, Wis, in his
10th year.
The governor of Louisiana has APP
pealed to the secretary of war for ra-
tons for sufferers by the breaking of
the levees.
j. III. Bremmerman, an attorney Of
Burlington, Iowa, has absconded, after
borrowing money and securing endorse
mentS from friends.
The Governor of Michigan has
named April "a as ArbOr day, and sug-
gests that a special effort be made to
beautify rural cemeteries.
Matt III. Finch, once printer boy in
Milwaukee, who became one Of the
foremost lawyers in Wisconsin, died
Thursday of spinal disease.
Michael Conlin, collector of the town.
ship of Troy, Ills, was robbed of ST. 500
thieves escaping in his buggy.
An express train on the Maine Cen
trail road struck landslide near Var
mouth, wrecking all but the passenger
coaches, but no one was seriously hurt.
Mr.. Aspin, shoe merchant OF Mon
treal, has gone to Cleveland to claim an
estate of $3,OOO,00 left by an uncle
named Caisse, who died without MAX
ing a will.
Telephoning between Boston and
New York was successfully carried on
Thursday, over a line built of small
copper wires and with an ordinary
traDsmitter.
Two Indians on the TuscarOra reser-
walton, snear Lockport, New York, had
quarrel oyer trivial matter, when
they fought duel with axes, one being
mortally wounded.
a gale of sixty miles an hour struck
Denver, Thursday morning, unroOfing
the city hall and two of the finest
blocks. Sidewalks in Kansas City were
tore up for two squares by the wind.
The legislature of Maryland has
passed bill authorizing the Baltimore
and Ohio company to construct an ele-
waited railroad through Baltimore, to
connect with the Philadelphia branch.
Carl Schurz, in n letter expressing
his gratitude. declines to accept the
purse of 100000 which was being made
up by his friends in New York, and re-
quests that all contributions be re-
turned.
The legislature of New Mexico has
passed bill fixing the capital at Santa
Fe, and appropriating 100000 for a
building, notwithstanding determined
opposition from Las Vegas and Albu-
Querque.
Frank Elliott Il negro who assaulted
a white girl in York county, North
Carolina, was taken to Rock Hill for eX-
animation. The citizens Overpowered
the sheriff's posse and lynched the of
fender.
Articles of association have been filed
at Madison, Wisconsin. for company
proposing to build sixty miles of rail-
way through the counties of KenOsha,
Walworth, Racine, Waukesha, and
Washington.
The pope has appointed Right Rev.
+. X. LEROY, archbishop of New Or
leans, and Right Rev. ID. Marney bish-
OPP of Mobile. Archbishop Gibbons has
convoked the third plenary council of
Baltimore for Nov. 0.
In defiance of the prohlbitory law of
Kansas, a man named Herold opened
saloon at Canton. On the third day he
was shot by constable. The next
morning the women of the place poured
his liquors into the street.
One of the jurors in the Kirk murder
case at Cincinnati has been driven from
home, for giving a verdict Of man
slaughter against man who confessed
his crime. Another juror was severely
beaten by number of his acquaint-
anceS.
Ioratio Seymour, after expressing
the opinion that the nomination of Til
den would be wise one for the democ-
racy. claimed that the latter's feeble
condition and inability to talk are
positive advantages as protection
against intrusions.
A special train of five cars, which left
the City of Mexico last Saturday, ar
rived in Chicago at o'clock Friday
morning. Among the passengers are
some prominent Mexican citizens and
party of forty students for NOtre
Dame university.
The Illinois State Labor association,
in session at Chicago, adopted plat
form demanding the abolition of the
contract system for cOnyictS the eStab-