The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-03

600.
About twelve hundred Cincinnati
c0Opers are on u strike .Or an advance
| of wages.
Tie Detroit Base-B club has de-
Glued 10 retun its membership in the
! National leavue.
Rev. James O'Malley, of Oshkosh.
has been appointed vicar general Of
The diocese OF Green Bay.
James B: Lee, one of the leading
jurists of Texas. a pioneer citizen of
San Antonio, died on Thursday.
A vein of coal seven feet thick, of
| Inequality, was struck at Mount Yer
non, Illinois, at depth OF 852 feet.
Rev. j. Milton Turner. the colored
| politician, is endeavoring 10 found II
negro colony in Butler county, Mis-
souri,.
The Republican candidates for sena-
tor from Michigan are Messrs. Stock
bridge, Lacey. Conger, and James Nc
MILAN.
Nearly all the strikers at the Chica-
go stock-yards have been given or
promised work.
Nearly all the money required has
been contributed for q monument at
indianapolis to Schuyler ColfaX, to be
Unveiled ueAC MAY.
On farm near Moweaqua. Illinois,
laborer was fatally injured by two
young bears brought from the Rocky
mountains for pets.
The immense wheat crop of the Red
river valley is being rushed forward to
Duluth and Minneapolis, despite the
low prices prevailing.
Lieutenant Pearcy has returned to
III Al nf hYtv
dred miles in Greenland over unbroken
fields of soft snow.
Diphtheria is very prevalent at Ram.
sey, Fayette county, Illinois, three
children Of one family having already
died of the disease.
BY the collapse OF n scaffold on the
Cyclorama building in Detroit two
men were killed and two others re-
ceived fatal injuries.
At conference of Jewish rabbis,
held in New York, it was resolved to
petition congress for the enactment of
a national marriage law.
The mayor Of New Orleans, in con.
sequence of the exhaustion of funds.
will recommend the suspension of all
CITY officers during December.
Bishop Lafleche. of Montreal, has is
sued pastoral letter cOndemning the
Rel agitation and placing the Liberal
organ, La Sentinelle, under ban.
The lighthouse board has decided
to take Immediate steps toward the
lighting of the Bartholdi statue, Mt an
estimated cost of $3.50 per month.
A. s. Gage. the insolvent merchant
of Chicago, has obtained from Judge
Prendergast leave to travel in Europe,
in the hope OF regaining his health.
Rev. John Salmon, Congregational
list, of Toronto, Ont, has been asked
by his church to resign on account of
his declaring belief in the faith cure.
The grand jury at Sioux City, Iowa,
indicted John Arensdorf for the muir
der of Rev. George G. IIaddOck, and
nine spectators of the tragedy for con-
spiracy.
The Kansas City Baseball club
offers the American association So, 600
for franchise, and agrees to paw the
railroad fare of all outside clubs from
or to st. Louis.
The South Pittsburg Railway and
Iron company is about to issue stock
and bonds of $l,O00,O00 each to pur-
chase $1,000 acres OF land in north
western Alabama.
In the circuit court at Springfield,
ILL.,, Judge Creighton refused to enjoin
the state canvaSSerS from declaring
the result of the vote on the convict
labor amendment.
During the burning of a residence at
Landsville. Indiana, Ella and Minnie
Johnson were suffocated. Nothing
remained of their bodies but some
charred bones.