Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-03-19

ri Pacific and Iron Mountain stockholders at
st. Louis Gould Board of Directors were
elected. The surplus earnings of the Mis-
souri, Pacific were stated to be 81, 1884, 75O, and
of the Iron Mountain route 80, 464, 500, from
both of which, however, taxes and fixed
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Forty-nine Oneida children from the
reservation at Green Bay passed through
Chicago for the training school at Martins
burg, Pa.
banker in the town were found by the police
in gambling rooms at Harvard, Ill. All were
bound over for trial.
Nellie Koran, of Whitewater, Wis,
has been acquitted of the charge OF poison
ing her sister,
Mrs. Mark Hopkins, wife of the st.
Clair (Mich.) millionaire, has begun suit for
divorce on the ground of cruelty.
A Cleveland newspaper, the Herald,
win soon disappear. 1t has been purchased
by two of it's contemporaries. The circula-
ton and goodwill go TO the Leader, while the
material an machinery will be used by the
Pldfn-Dedler for a morning edition.
In the United States District Court
STe Co new WITH ra ft 6F aacRiS and w.
j. Gallagher, the election conspirators, Judge
Blodgett formally sentenced them to two
years Imprisonment in the penitentiary at
Joliet, and imposed upon them fine of S., 900
each. He ordered them into tho custody of
the Marshal, and deferred their removal to
prison for ten days.
About twenty Oklahoma boomers
were brought to Wichita, Kas., last week,
and were arraigne1 before Commissioner
Sherman. They all gave bail in SO, 900 each
for their appearance at the September term
of the United States Court. They at once re-
turned to Arkansas City, where the boomers
are concentrating their forces
The wife of Caspar Hornicele, of
Lewiston, Ohio, disappeared recently, and
Hornicelo was arrested charged with her alb
duction, and in the Jail attempted to kill
himself.
Mrs. Minnie Peck, who was the wife
of Elmer Cobb, son of Ahira Cobb, the
ping her little boy from Cleveland, and to
have taken him to Brooklyn. Elmer Cobb,
who had separated from his wife, believing
her to be unfaithful, committed suicide, and
when his putatlve child was born he was
placed with foster-parents. Ahira Cobb,
father of Elmer, died suddenly without leav-
ing a will, and suit is now pending to make
Elmers child a joint heir to the grandfath-
ers estate. Hence the mothers interest In
getting control of her child
Lolita, the favorite actress, inimitable
in song, dance, or as virtuoso on the banjo.
is the attraction at Mcvicker's Theater, Chi
cago, the current week, appearing as Musette
In the play of that name. Age cannot wither
her, nor custom stale her infinite variety.
Gen. Joseph H. Taylor, U. s. A.
and Adjutant General of the Department of
the Platte, died at Omaha.
ID. l.. Moody, in opening a revival at
a rink in Des Moines, had the company of
thirty clergymen on the platform.
The people Of Sarahsville, Ohio, en-
ragged at the brutal beating inflicted by Thos.
Dayton on his two little children, erected a
post In the public square, dashed Dayton to
IL, and then thrashed him with whips The
post has been left standing as warning TO
bad characters.
The President has issued a procla-
nation that an invasion of the Oklahoma
lands will not be tolerated, and that IL unau-
thorized possession be taken the military
power OF the United States will be invoked 10
expel the intruders Persons already in oc-
cupation of the lands will be also removed.