Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-22
LATER NEWS IETMs.

Inc cnllu OF Jean BaptlsG6 homllly
was killed by an eagle near Toronto,
Canada.
The National League and American
Base Ball Associations adopted an agree.
ment by which no player1s to receive more
than $1,000 for seasons work.
The people of Winnipeg have con-
tributed $4,000 for a monument 20 the
volunteers killed in the Riel rebellion, TO be
placed In front of the City Hall.
Boycotting in Ireland has been Sc
vercly checked.
War between England and Burmah
seems almost certain.
Austria has asked Prussia to explain
the expulsion OF Austrian Po'es.
The Folkthing of Denmark has re-
jected the budget by large majority, and
| sequence.
Mr.. Parnell promises to bring a
strong deputation of the Irish Pariamenta-
ny party to the annual convention of the
National League in Chicago next January.
British troops in India whose term Of
await the settlement of the dispute with
King Theebaw of Burmah. An expedition
IN Rnngoon with .0On men is heing rapidly
fitted out at Calcutta France offers no OBJ
lection to the movement.
Ezra Cooper, the Pennsylvania mil
lionaire, was found guilty of an assault on
young lady and fined $1,000. He was tried
for a greater ofense, and now the court is
after two of his witnesses for perjury.
Smallpox has caused two deaths at
Burlington, VT, and there are said to be sew
eral patients in the pest-house or in seques-
tered dwellings. The disease was carried d.
rectly from Montreal in the clothing of
convalescent.
The sum of $780, 900 has been sub
scribed by citizens of Minneapolis for the
establishment of an annual exposition.
Dingham's planing-mill, at Detroit,
was burned, loss $4,000; also Mitchell &
Sons feed-mills, loss sl5O,OO
The bridge across the Colorado
River at Yuma, Arizona, was burned; loss
$1,000 and cause unknown. A prairie fire
in Dakota destroyed ESQ head of sheep for
one farmer.
L He UnIUeu oUuues Uruuu Jury, ~
Blackfoot Falls, Idaho, indicted twenty-nine
Mormons for unlawful cohabitation.
The Chicago exposition, which closed
last week, had an average paying attendance
of eight thousand persons daily, and the re-
ceipts were $4,000 more than those of any
former year.
Frederick Greiner was hanged at
Franklin, Ohio. for the murder of his sweet
heart. He grew impatient at waiting and
sent for the Sheriff. and when the time came
stepped on the scaffold with smile and
smoking a cigar. He looked as IL he had
prepared for an evening party.
The death is reported from Baltimore
OF Capt. Alexander Haley, the only colored
man who ever commanded a vessel in the
ocean trade of this country. He was eighty
six years OF age.
The fourteen Southern States report
the expenditure of S52,3S6.O 900 within the
present year in organizing mining and man
ufacturing enterprises, or charging old
plants.
A collision occurred between three
passenger-trains on the New York division
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, four miles west
of Jersey City. Three immigrants were
killed and seven persons injured, some of
whom, IL is believed, will die.
Near Ozawkie, Kan, farmer and
his family we're driving homevard with a
package OF ten pounds of powder in the
wagon. His wife attempted to light pipe,
and dropped a spark. The explosion which
followed killed the woman and fatally in
jured the other three persons.