The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-07-30

civilized earth to which a miscreanl
who plots to take human life through
dynamite agencies should he able 10
flee for safety. 1t is 10 be hoped the
proposed treaty may be speedily rati-
fled by TIE Senate.
Flint Globe: All efforts to lasso
Major Newell's Guberratorlal boom
have been unavailing, and 1t keeps
cantering and careening right on all
over the state at constantly accel
Grated rate of speed. The fact is it
has acquired 100 much momentum
to be stopped now, and 1t will culmi-
nate in 4 nomination at Grand Rapids
on the 25lh of August. Mark the
prediction.--The impression is
growing daily that Roscoe ID. Dix of
Berrien is the coming man for Com
missioner Of the State Land Office.
His conceded fitness for the Office
and his record as soldier and man
seem to be doing the business for him.
The Republican party can strength
en- itself greatly by nominating him.
How much longer is that badly
decayed Garland" to exale its malo
dorous perfume from the sdeboard in
President Cleveland's cabinet? If it
is still 10 be kept, why not pickle it
in alcohol like spent night blooming
cereus, and put it in the botanical
museum of the Smithsonian Institute.
Vernon Inter-Lake: Vernon town
ship has been divided into Election
Districts. No. will vote at Durand
! and comprise the whole township,
excepting sections 5, 6, 7 & s, the
residents OF which will vote at the
village of Vernon and will be known
as Election District No. Gov.
Alger has built parlor car for his
own use and will take Gen. Logan
to California to attend the great G..
A. r. meeting. BY the way they say
that the head of the Republican ticket
in 1883 will read Logan & Alger.--
]. C. Monroe, school principal at
Perry seems to be the "Principal'
candidate for member Of the County
Board of School Examiners. We'll we
are little more than willing that he
should get there. The election &C.
ours at Corunna Aug 8.
State Republican: 1t would afford
an occasion for general national
qualification if the Hon. Mr.. Garland
would follow the precedent estab-
lished by Mr. Gladstone, and resign.
Chicago justice is daily tighten
ing the hemp necklace around the
Anarchist threats. And the blatant
towards are already squealing with
the earnestness and enthusiasm of a
pig under a fence.--Owosso has
contributed $4,000 for G.. A. r.
encampment next month. Owosso
is small but active, and her action
conveys a hint that Lansing would do
well to profit by-even if solely on
business grounds.
Ovid Register: Rideout and Hicks
have bought and sold this week Is
horses. They shipped nine to eastern
points yesterday.---Ovid has bicy-
Gle boom again. Within the last
week Bert Harrison, Jud Meyer and
Ed. Wilson have bought wheels and
several more expect 10 BE- riding the
silent steed shortly.
At the special election in Ovid last
week Byron V. Soule was elected re-
corder and Robert N. Thompson
trustee. Both are Republicans.
Bancroft Advertiser; Will Black
ney has moved his family to Owosso.
Our base balists are talking of
challenging the Owosso club.
Corunna Independent: Mr.. Alb.
Mcbride is steadily improving. He
has tried several law suits this week,
and he says he feels better than he
has for years Mr.. Seth Rice, SON.
in law of John G. Jllet, has pur-
chased Mr.. Greenman's farm just
south of Corunna. The price paid
was sos per acre.--The first wheat
cut in this vicinity belonged to Sheriff
Cole. The crop was tlmashed Tues
cay and averaged 331a bushels to
the acre. A pretty good yield.--A
sink hole was struck on the grade of
the new railroad between here and
Owosso, and large amount Of dirt
went out CT sight before the bottom
was found Gale is still the