The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-27
VERY LATEST.

SIdltS turing tHt pdot Woch aSaIloo iof
the week previous.
The California board of agriculture
estimates the damage to the wheat crop
by rain at 25 per cent.
The cotton firm of Gardner & Yates,
of Mobile, has suspended payment with
liabilities of $165,0OO.
VIM. Z. Woodal, a prominent ship
builder and citizen of Baltimore, died
Friday, aged forty-seven.
Bishop Simpson breathed his last at
Philadelphia, Wednesday noon, at the
close of his 73d year.
Isaac Klauber, wholesale merchant
of Madison, Wis, died Of heart disease
on Monday evening.
Judge Drummond, of Chicago, has
forwarded his resignation to President
Arthur, to take effect July l.
On West Shore train near Syracuse
pickpockets took $500 from DR.. M.
Anglebrow, of Minneapolis.
Ex-Chief-Justice Cole, of Iowa, is a
vice Judge Raynor, deceased.
The manager of j. /. Cases stables at
Cleveland telegraphs that Jay-Eye-See
trotted a mile in that city in 2:12.
A carload of new wheat from Texas,
| ton in st. Louis for $1.2l per bushel.
The republicans of Vermont nomi-
mated Samuel Z. Pingree for governor
and f. j. Ormsbee for lieutenant gov
ernor.
In Detroit bolt of lightning wreck
| ed the front portion of the residence of
A. T. McReynolds and stunned six per-
sons.
The strike in the Hooking valley
mines in Ohio against a reduction of
wages includes about five thousand
men.
Domestic difficulty caused Michael
Beehane, siXty-five years old, to kill
himself in Jackson, Mich, by taking
paris green.
Mrs. Doud died Tuesday on q farm
near Peru, Indiana. at the age OF 105
years. Her grandchildren number for
| ty-fve.
b. +. Jones, an iron manufacturer Of
Pittsburg, will probably be made
chairman of the republican national
committee.
The recent failure of Hotchkiss,
| Burnham & Co., of New York, has
been followed by the suicide Of j. w.
Burnham.
The Louisiana Legislature has
passed a bill appropriating 100000 for
the Worlds Exposition at New
| Orleans.
L. II. Barnum proves to be the per-
son who last year quietly gave $50 900
| to Tufts college for museum OF natu-
raj history.
The Dominion government has grant
ed permission to the Canadian Pacific
road to carry Montana cattle over its
| line in bond.
A detective has arrived at Quebec
with eXtradition papers from President
Arthur for the defaulting bank presi-
dent, John &. Emo.
A ball game Sunday, at Columbus,
Ohio, was interrupted by the arrest of
several players on warrants for viola
ton of the Sunday law.
The master plumbers of New York
have locked out number of journey
men estimated all the way from four
hundred to twelve hundred.
The steam saw mill of the North
Shore Lumber company, at Parry Har-
Dor, Ont, valued at 100000 was on
Thursday destroyed by fire.
General Ward b. Burnett, who
graduated at West Point in 1882, and
was known as a veteran of five wars,
died Tuesday in Washington.
Margaret King, 14-year old girl of
Milwaukee, has eloped with Henry
Feahrig, 60 years of age, for years an
inmate of the Soldiers home.
Frederick Delarge attempted to beat
his way on a train near Fort Wayne,
Ind. He fell under the train, both
legs were cut off, and he died an hour
later.
DIR. MacNamara has obtained a
verdict of 81 $50 against the Village of
Clintonville, Wis, for damages sus-
tanned by falling through a defective
sidewalk.
Four Italian laborers were fatally in
jured by the caving Of Gould's tunnel,
on the Panhandle road, near Steuben-
vile, Ohio, and five others were badly
bruised.
Miss Lizzie Spencer, of Faribault,
Minnesota, lost her reason by excessive
application at school, and wandered
about the suburbs all night until found
by searching party.
The wife of BishopWarren has given
to the university of Denver 100000 to
establish the Tiff school of divinity.
The lady will be remembered as the
! widow of cattle king.