The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-01-30
VErY LATEST.

bWtpL Ou twenty-five CulluIcl al ul-
lerton, Nebraska.
In the Nebraska house, the commit
tee on railroads has decided to I, port
u Scent rate bill.
Mrs. Griffith, sister of General
Grants mother, died at Batavia, Ohio,
mt the age of 90 years.
The republican caucus at Madison,
Wisconsin, nominated Colonel John
q. Sp0Oner for senator.
The widow of q. III. Browning. ex-
secretary OF the interior, died Friday
morning. at Quincy Illinois.
Hog cholera has within six months
swept off one thousand head in a town.
ship near Lincoln, Nebraska.
At the Hough well, in Washington.
Pennsylvania, q heavy flow of gas was
found at depth OF 1890 feet.
A dynamite cartridge was discovered
among the kindling wood at the new
engine house in Racine, Monday.
There were 1856 failures in the United
States last week, decrease OF So as
compared with the previous week.
The almshouse OF Ingham county,
Michigan, situated near Mason. was
destroyed by fire On Thursday night.
Capt. Phelan declares his intention
to prosecute O'Donovan Rossa and his
gang for cOnspiring to murder him.
The Illinois senate has passed q bill
appropriating $4,000 to make an ex-
hibit at the New Orleans exposition.
The wife of Justice Stanley Matthews
remains will be taken TO Glendale,
Ohio.
The legislature OF Ohio has resolved
~ int no MI tnl ot
ton statue of Ex-Governor William
Allen.
George Spencer, u colOred preacher
of Norfolk, Virginia, has been sentence
cd To thirty days in the county Jail Tor
larceny.
@. p. Huntington testified in New
Central Pacific road were less than So
100000.
In both houses of the Wisconsin leg
islature John G. Spooner received a
majority of votes for United States
senator.
f. +. Brown, colored lawyer Of
Boston caused the manager of skating
rink to be fined $50 for discriminating
against him.
G. ID. b. Glidden, commander in
the navy. who won laurels in Mobile
bay, died of consumption Mt Cambridge,
Massachusetts,.
The winter carnival at Montreal was
naugurated Monday in grand style.
The city is reported to be crowded with
American visitors.
John Il. O'Keefe, of Meadville, Penn
sylvania, went to the Catholic cemetery
at night. and shot himself dead on the
grave of his child.
1t is reported that the Edgar Thorn
son steel-workS at Braddock, Pa, arc
about to resume operations with sever
al thousand men.
John. j. Orion, one Of the best
known lawyers Of Milwaukee, died
Saturday night, leaving $500. 900 to his
wife and two children.
James Comode, an aged miser of
Delphos, Ohio, was found frozen to
death in his hut, and search for his
treasure is being made.
The Congregational church at Wash
ington has called to its pulpit Rev. j.
NJ. Newman. of Ripon, Wisconsin, at q
salary Of $4,000 per annum.
DIR. Pierce, of Worcester, Mass, who
killed patient by repeated baths of
kerosene oil, was sentenced to two
years in the house of correction.
In consequence Of recent cuts, the
trunk-line executive committee has
reduced the tariff to so cents for first
class from New York to Chicago.
Indian children to the number of $50
have arrived at Lawrence, Kansas. 10
attend school. A scrofulous epidemic
swept off three of them last week.
The late Charles II. Rogers. a bank
president in Philadelphia, left in trust
an estate valued at $2,000,0O0 to build
home for infirm and aged persons.
The property of the Racine Plow
company was Wednesday sold at auc-
ton to j. l. Case for $4,000, which
will pay about one-fourth OF the debts.
A special train Of twelve cars has
left Dodge City with mule train to
be employed in transporting supplies
from Caldwell to the troops in Okla
homa-
An officer of the Franco lussian
war named Louis Ladenberger hanged
himself at Scranton, Pennsylvania. az
ter being out of employment for three
months.
Alfred Sheldon an English citizen,
who disappeared last May at Kansas
City, and was believed to have been
kidnapped has made his appearance in
England.
The creditors Of Oliver Brothers, Of
Pittsburg, have decided to grant q
five-year extension, taking separate
notes for the payment of interest semi
annually.
The Central Trust company of New
York has brought suit in the circuit
court at Indianapolis to foreclose q
mortgage on all the lines Of the Wa
bash road.
James w. Brooks, o New York law
yer, whose father was one of the pro-
prietors of the Express, has made an as
alignment, having lost fortune Of
$50, COO.
A semi-annual dividend of per
cent. has been declared by the Ca
madam Pacific road, in addition to the
guarantee of II per cent made by the
government.
It is predicted that New York the
alter managers will draw in their horns
considerably next season. The actors
fund is being called upon pretty heavi-
ly nowadays.
A bill has been introduced in tho
Massachusetts, senate to punish persons
making or keeping explosive COM
IOupdq with the intention To dpSfrov