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

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the family.
The Augusta (Ga.) factories have
voluntarily reduced the hours of labor
from sixty-eight to sixty-five hours q
week. and all mills will be in opera
tion Monday.
An insane man entered Catholic
church in Pittsburg, Monday morning,
and caused q panic in the large congre-
CATION by knocking Father Klowter
out of the pulpit.
A train entering Columbus, Indiana,
snapped the guy-rope Of derrick near
the track, killing one laborer, crushing
the skull OF q second, and seriously in
Juring three others.
jeff Long has been convicted at
North Platte, Neb., of numbering an
old man named BascOmbe and his wife
last spring and burning their cabin
over their bodies.
William ID. Holmes, of New York.
secured Judgment for 1920 against
Our Continent Publishing company, on
proof that Judge A. w. Tourgee made
an oyerissue of stock.
The only settlement thus far made
by the st. Paul road for the East Rio
disaster was the payment of $4,000 to
Mr.. Winter, of Montana, for the loss
of his wife and daughter.
About noon Friday shock of
earthquake was experienced through
out Virginia, Georgia, and the Caro-
llnas. People at Augusta and Savan-
nah ran into the streets.
1t is stated by the Cincinnati Times
Star that Speaker Carlisle will, at the
expiration of his term in Congress, re-
move to Wichita, Kansas, where his
sons are engaged in business.
The collections of internal revenue
since the system was organized in 1862
have been sufficient to pay the national
debt at its highest figure and leave o
balance of over 1851 100000.
Owen o. Leggett, an artist. said to
be the son of a colonel in the British
army, was shot dead in the street at
San Jose, California, by q jealous
youth who had become insane.
Theodore II. Quincy, for seven
years comptroller of the city of Chca-
go, died Tuesday morning. in his sixty
seventh year. In the Masonic order he
reached The thirty-thIrd degree.
James A. Whitney, an attorney of
New York, has agreed to use his best
endeavOrs to bring before the United
States supreme court the case of the
condemned Chicago anarchists.
Samuel X. Gay, chief clerk in the
pension office at Pittsburg, who plead
ed guilty to the embeZzlement Of $40
600, was sentenced to imprisonment
Monday in the penitentiary for five
years.
George w. Baxter, of Cheyenne, has
been appointed governor of Wyoming.
He is son Of the late circuit Judge in
Tennessee, is graduate of West
Point, and was formerly captain in
the army.
John L. Hoke, the embezzling book
keeper of the Merchants National
bank of Peoria was arrested in Mont
real by Chicago detectives. His ex-
tradition on the charge of forgery will
be asked.
The sheriff of Peoria county, ILL.,, has
reached Montreal with the presidents
warrant for the extradition of John +.
Hoke, the embezzler. Proceedings
have already been commenced before
Judge Dugas.
Frank James has received q letter
from st. Joseph, Missouri, signed
Jim Cummings" inclosing some un-
signed national bank notes secured in
the recent train-robbery on the San
FRANCISCO ROAD.
A new railway line from Chicago to
st. Louis will be opened next month.
The Pekin and Southwestern tracks
are to be used to Springfield, new
road thence to Litchfield, and the Bee
line southwark to st. Louis.
Arthur Orion, who served q long
term III an English prison for repre-
senting himself as the heir to the Itch
borne estate, has been arrested in
Brooklyn for personating an American
soldier and endeavoring to draw his
pension.
The first confederate monument
ever erected at Gettysburg was put in
position Saturday. 1t marks the posi-
lion OF the ID Maryland infantry, at
the foot of Cups hill. OH the confede-
rate left. The monument will be dedi-
Gated Nov. 10.
A clearinghouse keeper in Chica-
go, when her bill was disputed by q
wealthy Illinois stock-raiser, locked
up the wife, children, and servants of
her patron, and stood guard at the
door until it was burst open by con-
stable with search-warrant.
President Cleveland, accompanied
by Secretary Bayard, Endicott, Whit
ney, and Lamar. received an enthusi-
astic welcome at Boston. They parti-
cipated in celebrating the 250th ami
of the founding of Harvard col
lege, where thirty-five hundred gradu-
ates had assembled.
Theodore Roosevelt of New York
has sailed tor London, where he will
marry Miss Edith Carroll, youngest
daughter of Gov. Carroll of Maryland.
Miss Carroll is 10 years old. She is at
present residing with her brother-in-
law, q British nobleman.
The congregation of Plymouth
church, Brooklyn. rose from their
seats Sunday as Rev. Henry Ward !
Beecher entered the door. Looking
toward the pulpit, the pastor beheld
an array of flowers reaching from the |
floor to the top of the organ.
A. b. Stickney, now building rail-
way in Minnesota, claims to have pur-
chased land on Staten island for docks, |
and stock yards, to avoid the |
charges on European freight |
ut the port of New York. Similar ar
it is said, have been made |
at the English port of barrow.
1t is rumored at st. Louis that the |
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