The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-06-25

| syndicate WHICH Is acquiring tne Street-
car lines of various cities.
A cablegram from Thomas Power
O'Connor, of London. represents that
Lord Harrington is in danger of losing
his seat for RosSendale, and that Sex
stand for English constituencies.
The organization of company of
hussars in a Polish Catholic church at
Pittsburg led to such bitterness of feel
ing i'll the parish that Father Miskie-
WIGS has received an anonymous letter
threatening to blow up his house with
dynamite.
Mrs. S. l.. Vining, of st. Louis, has
been notified by Secretary Bayard that
she is about to receive from the treas
urer of the United States the sum of
81 100000 which was awarded by the
court of claims under the terms of the
French spoliation bill.
A dispatch from the Apache country
states that the trail of five Indians was
recently discovered within three hun
dred yards of Fort Huachuca, and that
veteran officers of the army are in
favor of using bloodhounds to catch
the fiends of the border.
Leading citizens of Birmingham
have invited Mr.. Parnell to oppose Mr..
Chamberlain for parliament in his own
constituency. The election funds so
literally furnished the Irish members
by American friends arouse the envy
of English candidates.
The semi-centennial anniversary of
the admission of Michigan to the union
attracted fifteen thousand citizens of
the state to Lansing, where representa-
tive men delivered addresses from
three stands. A grand barbecue was
held at the fairgrounds.
The Masonic Grand lodge of Wiscon-
sin has expelled John w. Woodruff,
who was defaulter for considerable
amount while serving as grand secre-
tary. He now resides in Dakota, and
recent reports are to the effect that he
has again fallen from grace.
The former physician of King Lud-
wig declares that the deceased monarch
was not insane. A Vienna correspond
ent hints that the truth as to the kings
condition and death will never be
known. The remains were sent to
Munich under escort of cavalry.
Stephen b. Elkins, in discussing the
probable vacancy in the treasury de-
partment. expressed himself as positive
in the belief that ex-senator Henry ID.
Davis would not accept the position,
but that the coming man is Represent
alive w. l.. Scott, of Pennsylvania.
AT the county hospital in Chicago,
Monday, the surgeons transferred four
ounces of blood into the arm of Police
man Hansen from the veins Of his
brother-in-law. The officer survived
the operation but four hours. He was
the eighth victim of the Haymarket
| massacre.
A Russian journal asserts that the
shah of Persia has granted to f. III.
Winston concessions for the coIstruc-
ton of railways between Teheran and
the frontier towns of Afghanistan, and
that the eX-minister will soon visit st.
Petersburg to negotiate for the trans
p0rtati0n of material.
For some weeks past, says Buffalo
dispatch, a surveying party claiming to
be employed by the Lackawanna road
has been engaged in running line
southwestward from that city. 1t is
rumored that the objective point is
Marion, Ohio, where a connection can
be made with the Chicago and Atlantic
road.
The indicted anarchists of Milwaukee
asked for change of venue from
Judge Mallory on the ground of preju-
dice. The district attorney showed by
the statutes that the judge of the adj
joining circuit might be summoned,
and an order was entered that Judge A.
Scott Sloan try the cases at date to
be fixed by him.
Mr.. Gladstone, in a manifesto to the
electors of Mid-Lothia, states the issue
to be whether Ireland shall be governed
by coercion OF be allowed to manage
her own affairs. He expresses the be-
lief that. Scotl9nd will take warning by
the deplorable riots in Belfast. The
nationalists now have eighty members
of parliament, and are entitled, he
comedies, to claim that they speak the
views Of the Irish nation.
The supreme lodge of the Ancient
Order of United WOrkmen is in session
at Minneapolis. Thirty-one states and
nual report of the supreme master
workman showed the receipts for 1885
to be 1881 900; disbursements, 1926, $40;
relief-fund receipts. $65,34l; disburse-
ments, SCI 500; total numbe4pf deaths,
1884; total beneficiary assessments, ST.
$50, 468; losses paid, 81, 566, 458.
1t is stated at Halifax on the best
official authority that the British Gov
eminent has issued orders to make no
more seizures of American vessels, ex-
cept when the violation of the treaty
OF 1918 is so open and fragrant that IL
cannot be winked at. So far as learn
ed from guarded official utterances at
the Nova Scotian Capital the imperial
instructions do not sustain the Cana
dian constructor that the three-mile
limit is to be reckoned from headland
to headland.
The board of arbitration of the
Southern Pacific warfare, which has
been for four days in session at Chicago,
has decided the main issue in favor of
the Atchison company. Whatever
prices were made by competing lines
during the war are held to have been
the established rates, upon which basis
the Atchison road can make divisions.
The decision will release $200,00 of
Atchison funds retained by the South
ern Pacific company until the issue
could be settled.
Ludwig, the deposed king of Bavaria,
left Munich on Sunday for Berg castle,
on Lake Starnberg, the peasants along
the route kneeling and weeping as he
passed. About 6 o'clock he went out
to walk in the Park with DIR. Gudden.
Without word Of xuarninO ha Hunn