The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-12
GENERAL NEWS.

Il. V, Powderly avows himself
protectiOnist of the most radical type.
Eleazer +. Crocker, one of the
pioneers of western Michigan, expired
Monday at Niles.
Dry murrain is sweeping off the cat
tie i'll the vicinity of Parsons, Kansas,
in large numbers.
General G. e. Lippncott has been
selected as governor of the Soldiers
home at Quincy, Ill.
The supreme court of Mississippi
has affirmed the constitutlonality Of the
local-optiOn liquor law.
Samuel j. Randall is put forward by
the New Y DIRK Sun for the Democratic
presidential nomination in 1883.
Court of Ohio, has rendered his resig-
nation of the Office to the Governor.
The Pennsylvania road is soon to
twenty-five or thirty miles per hour.
The fat-stock show which opened in
Chicago Tuesday made fine display
Of horses, beeves, butter, and ole0mar-
garine.
Frank LAWYER Of the I'd Illinois dis
trict is elected member or congress
ONCl OiCCSoh, lNuiSho VI btoOi, NY
plurality.
During the past week 1856 business
failures took place i'll the United States
and Canada, as against 2l5 for the pre-
vious week.
Rev. w. III. Hoadley. who died Oh
Saturday at Huron, Dakota, was lien-
tenant colonel of the 74th Illinois
volunteers.
The warm weather in central Ohio
has matured a good crop of strawber-
ries, differing in shade and flavor from
the spring product.
The oleomargarine interest at Chi
cag0 has during the past week paid
venue for stamps.
The surplus reserve of the New
York banks is So, So, 900. The clear
ings Of the Chicago banks for the
week were $58,S73,471.
Fred Wilkins, just elected county
clerk at Milwaukee, appeared in the
his naturalization papers.
About one hundred Creek Indians,
subjects of Canada, made their way to
to be starving.
uC plOlOuSCu Wal DcbWttl TIC CA
press companies has brought rates
down to rs cents per hundred pounds
from New York to Chicago.
Five mounted police deserted at Re-
gina, and fled to the United States
with several thousand dollars sent on
to pay the force ut that post.
Mrs. Druse, of Warren, New York,
has been sentenced to die on the gal
lows December 20, for numbering her
husband and burning his body.
The packers Of Chicago are estab-
fishing at the Union stock-yards q
boarding barracks to accommodate six
thousand men for the winter.
Francis McCabe, one of the indicted
aldermen of New York, has been de-
clared insane, the result of an injury
to his head received some time ago.
A tract of nine thousand acres of
pine trees along the Chippewa river
was purchased Thursday for $35, 900 by
M. G. Culver, of Oakland, California.
A suit on trial i'm st. Paul involves
the title to eighty acres of land on
Dayton's bluff. on which the Duluth
and Omaha roads have right of way.
w. Ii. Hazelton, q well-known Jour-
nalist. and at one time managing edit
OF of the Baltimore American, died ut
Baltimore Friday of softening of the
BRAIN.
The Trade and Labor assembly of
Chicago, after long discussion, voted
down a proposition to boycott n news
paper alleged to be the organ of mono
polists.
A Polish boy of Detroit deliberately
set on fire the clothes of Pauline Yam
koski, aged O, and she was dangerous
ly burned before the flames were ex-
The handsome young daughter of a
New York broker, named John Com