The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-26
NEWS SUMMARY.

Adellna Pattl arrived i'll New York
Sunday, from Europe.
William S. Wilson was executed at
Jonesboro, Illinois, for the murder OF
his wife.
A strong flow of natural gas has
been secured at Muncie, Indiana, by
boring SSS feet.
For the first time in several years
there is no strike i'll progress in Pitts
burg or its vicinity.
Oakview is the name given by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland to their sum-
mer residence near Washington.
The grand jury at Sioux City has
commenced consideration of the MUIR
der OF Rev. George G. Haddock.
Albert G.. Boynton was hanged at
Los Angeles, CAL, for killing his wife
and j. b. Kipp TWO months ago.
Nj. Bartholdi and wife sailed from
New York for Havre, on account of
the sudden illness of his mother.
The business quarter of Durham,
North Carolina, was Tuesday damaged
by fire to the amount Of 100000.
A sack of letter mail was on Monday
evening stolen from truck standing
on the platform ut Crestllne, Ohio.
George Willard. an editor and con-
gresham at Battle Creek, Michigan,
is about to enter the Episcopal minis
try.
John Hughes, who served on the
man-of-war Essex, in 1872, died at
Mapleton, Pennsylvania. at the age
of 81.
Snow fell on Friday night, through
the depth of from eight to twenty
| inches.
The estate of the late O. j. Hale, of
Milwaukee, estimated at nearly ST.
000, 900, is bequeathed to the widow and
two children.
A resident at Latrobe, PENNSYLVANIA.
having beer connected with natural
gas main, was blown to pieces at the
first lighting.
The Vanderbilt party, coming on q
special trip to Chicago, were taken 107
miles on the Canada Southern track in
50 minutes.
Gordon f. Fuller. well known
throughout the northwest, who wrote
biography of General Garfield, died
ut Des MONIES.
A boiler explosion in mill at Shelf
held, pennsylvania, killed Milton
Mapes and ms son and fatally injured
three other persons.
Joseph McMeen, under sentence of
death at Mifflngton, Pa, for poisoning
his wife, broke jail Sunday midnight.
and is still at large.
The fish-pond of Chris Kaitse near
Columbus, Wis, has been robbed by
unknown persons of 5000 pounds of
trout valued at $1,000.
DR.. Jerome L. Weeks, formerly sur
geon of the 5lst Illinois infantry, died
Friday at st. Charles ILL.,, where he
had resided since 1889.
At q hotel in Winfield, Kansas, Lii
liam Quinn killed Frank T.. Lockwood,
understood to be her seducer. and fatal
ly shot herself in the head.
In prize-fight of seven rounds on n
sand-bar near st. Joseph, Missouri, a
Joplin miner defeated q Chicago black
smith named James Cassaday.
A white citizen Of Chatham, North
Carolina, named Moore, has been sent
to the chain-gang for trading wives
and paying $1.5O in exchange.
The Eagle cotton-mils, at Taunton,
Massachusetts, lack $50, 900 with which
to meet maturing papers, and q meet
ing of creditors has been called.
The governor of Alabama, in his an
nual message states that more than
One-third of the revenues of the state
are devoted to the public schools.
The torpedo-boats of the German
navy are being supplied 10y an Austrian
inventor with q petroleum engine, set
in motion by electromagnetic.
A dispatch from Albuquerque states
that Cutting Is not organizing a force
for the invasion of Mexico, but he has
applied for work as q cOmpOSitOr.
EriI
evening, Henry Arms, Jr., was almost
instantly killed by the explosion Of Il
cannon during political jubilee.
Rev; DR.. r; +. Sample, who has o o
cupied pulpit in Minneapolis for
Presbyterian church in New York.
Colonel Caldwell, of Dallas, Texas,
has check drawn OH the confederate
state depository bv Quartermaster
Gillespie, in April, 1865. Tor $4,000.
Under n decree of foreclosure. the
indianapolis, Peru and Chicago divi-
sion of the old Wabash system was
sold to the bondhOlders for 81 100000.
The First National bank of Pine
Bluff, Arkansas, has been wrecked by
the cotton, land, and railway specula-
tons of its chief s,ockho.der, G. NJ.
Neel.
The Chicago and Northwestern road
has decided to extend its Wyoming
Central line from Douglas to the
Sweetwater valley-a distance of sixty
miles.
Judge Gary has signed q bill of ex-
ceptions in the case of the Chicago an
archists. Application for superse-
IDEAS will this week be made to the SUI
preme court.
G. T.. Hathaway. an editor at st.
Joseph, Missouri, was whipped on the
street by Michael G.. Moran, state SEN
ator-elect, for personal illusions i'm the
recent campaign.
Simeon Gerard, who for fifteen years
has been desperate in Warren coun-
ty, Indiana, was shot dead by four
vigilantes, on the bluff north of Attica,
ut daybreak Thursday.
Pleas of not guilty have been enter
ed IN a New York court, OIL twenty
one indictments for bribery. by jacob
Sharp. James Richmond, j. w. Foshay
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