The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-01-09
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business Is expected.
DIR: Tauszky: Of New York. an ex-
pert in cases Of insanity, attempted to
kill his wife and himself. early on Sun
day morning, but succeeded only in in
aicting severe wounds.
James Tillinghast has resigned his
connection with the New York Gen.
trail road and the presidency of the
Wagner Car company, to take effect ut
the end OF this month.
Coburn 81 Ewing, Of Kansas City,
have paid $SUO.0O0 for the MunsOn
ranch in the Panhandle of Texas,
which comprises lUO,0OO acres OF land
and $500 head of cattle.
Jacob Michaels. a prominent church
member of Hardenburg, Ind, forged
an order for 500, and being found out
shot himself in the presence OF the con-
stable sent to arrest him.
u. s. Grant. Jr., testified in New
York court that the day succeeding the
collapse of the family banking-house
Ferdinand Ward made to him full
confession of his rascality.
A train on the Indiana, Blooming
ton and Western road was thrown into
ditch near Lilly, Illinois, Monday
morning. Twelve persons in the smOk-
lng-car were bruised or cut.
One of the Buzzard gang of outlaws
was arrested at Columbia, Pennsylva-
mia, while attempting to steal ride
on train. In a satchel lie carried
twenty-eight stolen watches.
Gen. Sherman said Monday night that
Mtssrs. Child and Drexel of Philadel-
phia had made satisfactory arrange
ments to relieve Gen. Grant Of his
present pecuniary difficulty.
The government veterinary surgeon
at Fort Yates reports that the horses
and mules in that region are being de-
which is in its most violent form.
A police lieutenant of Cincinnati,
named Mullen, has been sentenced to
one year in Jail for imprisoning citi-
zens on the day of the October election
In order to defraud them of their
votes.
James Mason, for many years gen.
eral counsel of the Lake Shore road,
died ut Saratoga OH Sunday. John +.
Morse. an iron manufacturer and pio-
neer Of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, has pass
ed away.
The Hebrew citizens of Louisville
have discovered that the corpse of
Morris GOldsticker was this week re-
moved from the potter's field, and they
threaten to have the medical colleges
searched.
Kate Meyer, a handsome young wO-
man of Phoenix, New York, has been
failed for the murder of her aged hus-
band. A package of arsenic and two
pounds of paris green were found in
her house.
The appearance of an infectious dis
ease among sheep in the province Of
Quebec was met by an order Of the
government to slaughter all suffering
animals on an allowance Of two-thirds
their value.
Edward Goodspeed, who killed Silas
StotZ on the fairgrounds Mt Blooming
ton, Illinois, five years ago, has been
pardoned from Joliet by Governor
Hamilton, who was one of his counsel
at the trial.
st. Paul reported the coolest weather
of the winter, Friday. the signal-ser-
vice instruments showing 80 degrees
tn, claimed temperature OF SO de-
grees below.
At a recent ball in the isolated ILL
nois county of Calhoun, young blood
was so nearly crazed by jealousy as to
fire both barrels of his shotgun into the
dancers. wounding seven Of them, two
with fatal effect.
John Gallagher, gray-haired citi-
zen Of New York, was compelled to
ask admission to the workhOuse, be-
cause of the delay of savings bank Of
ilcers over the loss of his book, repre-
senting $4,000.
Mr.. Blyth, of London, has new
plan for disposing of the dead. 1t is to
abolish all permanent cemeteries, and
allow each piece of agricultural land to
take its turn as a receptacle for the
bodies of the dead. After five years as
a cemetery he would use the ground
for agriculture, on the theory of ro-
tation of crops. He remarked, in his
argument, that Beneath the waving
corn or the stately pines the remains OF
tho dead would forever be free from