The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-02-13
VERY LATEST.

wanna ana OnlO ROAD.
Justus Schwab, the New York COM
munist, was held in 81 500 for rSsauli-
ing police captain and distributing
bloodthirsty circulars.
Colonel Joseph Utley. OF Illinois,
has persuaded the New York legisla-
ture to PISS resolutions in favor of the
projected Hem: pin canal.
A clerk in the probate court ut st.
Louis WIS knocked down i'll The rotun-
da Of the court house, and robbed of
SSl3 III currency and watch.
The 5 II To oil Texas has passed The
Shannon rHiroad bill. winch estab-
lisneS Il rate of three cents per mile to
all paSsrngtrs purchasing tickets.
In lie Arkansas legislature. ;fter
the re; ding of Il letter of withdrawal
from Ex-Governor Berry. james Il.
Jones Wis !rcted United States Sena-
tor.
At Winterset. Iowa. after suffering
from poverty, Mrs. Mary DoOley pOis-
Oned herself and her son and daughter.
Only the latter survived the effects OF
the drug.
The Plumer Hill mine at New Straits
vile, Ohio, valued ut $500, GOO, was fired
by unknown persons early Thursday
morning, and will probably prove u to-
tai loss.
The Wisconsin Central road has dis
continued its through train from Mil
waukee to st. Paul, to await settle
ment of the controversy with the st.
Paul road.
Should General Mcclellan decline to
act as marshal at the Inauguration
ceremonies III Washington, the honor
will probably be rendered TO General
Don Carlos Buell..
The Chinese in San Francisco are
alarmed in regard to the fate of the
steamer San Pablo, which sailed for
Yokohama forty days ago with nine
hundred of their race.
Jimmie Carroll, the famous burglar,
has finished q long term in the peni-
tertiary at Kingston; Ontario. On
leaving for Montreal he exhibited
100000 in American bonds.
Upon occupying the executive cham
beers in the new capitol of Iowa, Thurs
day evening, Governor Sherman gave
reception to six former governors and
several eX-lieutenant governors.
William PierSon, a fireman employed
in the Michigan Central yards at De.
troit, went under the engine to perform
some work, and was cut in two by the
engineer ignorantly starting up.
Captain Couch and his Oklahoma
colonists have resolved TO start anew
on March 5. General Hatch has i'll
formation that movements are TO be
made from Texas, Arkansas and Kan
sas.
The public debt of the Dominion OF
Canada, is in excess of $SS,C00,000, an
increase of S7,000,O00 in the past six
months The Canadian Pacific road is
an applicant for another appropria-
ton.
The legislature of New Jersey has
been petitioned to instruct that states
representatives in congress to urge the
passage Of bill making corruption Of
the ballot-boX crime equal to that OF
treason.
The presidentof the Mormon church.
in sermon delivered last Sunday.
spoke of the federal officers in Utah as
sneaks and tramps, and he gave his
people hint to be silent as to what
they knew.
Representative Holman, of Indiana.
was so Inundated by the conduct of
his son at the Stewart castle in Wash.
ington that he wrote out his resigna-
ton, but was persuaded by friends to
tear 1t up.
Some Omaha physicians were called
to clearinghouse kept by Mrs. G. b.
Moore, where they found twenty-three
persons suffering from rat poison,
which had got mixed with sugar in
making pastry.
Representative Thompson, author of
the bill to settle the Union Pacific
Railroad indebtedness, is of the belief
that the House will not assent to the
Senate bill, which bill he denounces in
unmeasured terms.
The recent dynamite outrages in
London are denounced by the United
IriShman as the work of men who be-
lieve they can serve Ireland by carry
ing on campaign against stone walls
and stained glass.
There are indications of a railroad
rate-war in st. Louis, where the PENN
sylvania Company announced Sunday
that hereafter they would charge no
more than other roads on New York
passenger business.
Captain j. G. Ramsay, commandant |
at Fort McHenry, Baltimore, was
thrown into the mud by the sudden
starting of a street-car. He struck the
conductor in the face, for which he
was promptly arrested.
A bill introduced in the Ohio Legis-
laUuTe is dlIneu III the suppression OF
the professional criminal. 1t provides |
that a person who is sentenced to the |
penitentiary three times shall be liable |
on the third occasion to life term.
Clearinghouse receipts at the princi-
pal cities of the United States last week |
show decrease as compared with the |
corresponding week Of 1884 of 263 per
cent. The decrease in Newly DIRK was
45.5 per cent, in Chicago 1913 per cent.
In the criminal court at Chicago. in
the case of the murder Of Special Con-
stable Curran by deputy United States
marshals, the jury acquitted Yattaw
and Smith, and sentenced Fletcher to
two years in the penitentiary for man.
slaughter.
The district court at Cincinnati found
I. G. Campbell, the well-known GRIM
inal attorney, guilty Of only one Of the
seven charges brought against him by
the bar association. lie was suspended |
from practice for ten days and ordered
10 pay the costs.
Cattle-raisers in eastern Montana,
where the mercury has ranged from 40
TO so degrees below zero, report that the