The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-07-02

Tor the DOMINION. states that Ameri-
can vessels will be allowed TO purchase
bait or supplies or make shipments at
Canadian ports, but must not remain
longer than one day.
Jacob Swingley, of Creston, Illinois,
while suffering from malarial fever,
killed his young daughter with a razor,
fatally wounded his son, and took his
own life. His mother and brother were
once confined in an insane asylum.
Counsel for the thirteen indicted
Knights of Labor of Milwaukee with
drew his applications for a continu-
ance, whereup0n the district attorney
called up the cases and secured the for
fixture of bail amounting to $4,000.
Gaul, the Sioux chief who was in
command at the massacre of Gen. Gus
ter and his soldiers, has agreed to go to
the battlefield on the tenth anniVer-
sary and describe to party of army
officers the chief features of the affair.
Ex-Governor Sherman of Iowa, was
Thursday placed on the stand in the
Impeachment of Auditor Brown, at
Des Moines, and was sustained by the
managers in his refusal to state why
he did not bring suit against the ac-
cused.
At the opening of the trial of the
Chicago anarchists, A. IL. Parsons sur
prised the court by making his appear
ance in company with the counsel, and
was taken into custody. A special
venire was exhausted without securing
any jurors.
The funeral of King Ludwig at Mu-
mich, Sunday, was attended by the
German crown prince. The concourse
of citizens was so vast that many per-
sons were injured. The bells through
out Bavaria will ring for an hour at
noontime for the coming six weeks.
The states attorney at Chicago has
been notified by counsel that separ-
ate trial will be asked for Spies, Field
en-, Schwab, and Neebe, the indicted
may not be prejudiced by the testi-
mony against the three alleged bomb
thrOwers.
Workmen employed by Peter Herdic
in digging a reservoir at Huntington,
Pennsylvania, discovered an earthen
pot filled with coin, believed to amount
to several thousand dollars. The finder,
the contractor, and the former owner
of the land are preparing for triangu-
lar suit over the treasure.
The governor of New York has
signed bill providing that no person
charged with crime in another state
shall be taken away without extradition
papers, and that any person aiding in
the removal of prisoner without a
requisition shall be deemed guilty of
felony ana sent to state prison.
Under the new law of New York
against Imprisonment for debt, the au-
thorities at Long Island City released
Henry S. De Bevoise. ex-mayor, who
had lain in jail for three years because
of his inability to meet judgment for
$lOO,7OO obtained against him by the
city.
Mr.. Jordan, the treasurer of the
United States, recently made the dis
cOvery that the supervising architect
had discharged the only man i'll Wash
ington who understood how to handle
the locks of the treasury department.
His immediate restoration to the pay
roll was necessity.
A conspiracy to murder a ranchman
near Sipe Springs, Texas, was exposed
by one of the parties. Five neighbors
seized the ringleader, perforated him
with bullets, and hanged him to tree,
where his body was allowed to dangle
for five days, as the Comanche county
officers are away on vacation.
Governor Martin is likely to be re-
nominated by the republicans for gov
ernor of Kansas. McCabe, the present
auditor, q colored man, desires third
term, but John M. Brown will fight for
the nomination. The democratic can
didates for governor are Thomas p.
Fenlon and Angill Mathewson.
The influential London journals,
with the exception of two personal Or
gans. are united against home rule on
the Gladstone plan. Some of the week.
lies favor restricted forms of home
rule. Lord Greville, an influential Irish
landlord, is a convert to Gladstone.
Punch has gone over to the tories.
Mr.. Gladstone, addressing vast au-
dience at Edinburgh Saturday evening,
pronounced the present electoral cam
paign the peoples battle. Social order
could not be restored in Ireland, he
said, unless the people speak out clear
ly and manfully. Kisses and groans
were uttered when he mentioned the
detection of THE Scotsman.
Grace Brewer, a colored girl of VIM
cennes, Indiana, was the only person
graduating from the high school Fri
day, eight white pupils refusing to APP
pear with her. She read q creditable
essay on the difficulties of educating
colored youth, and was given diploma.
The Woman's Suffrage association of
Kokomo sent her silk badge and its
congratulations.
The citizens of Oswego, New York,
recently invited prominent London
lady, named Jones, to participate in
the quarter-centennial anniversary of
the normal school which she aided in
establishing. On the voyage across
the Atlantic she became violently in
sane, and OH reaching Oswego her con-
dtion was so alarming that she was
sent home in charge of competent at
tendants.
A decision of the Supreme court in
the quo warranto case brought by the
Cincinnati board of public works, sus-
tains the new board of public affairs
appOinted by GOV. Foraker and estab-