The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-08

railway, San Francisco, CAL, says
II have derived much benefit from
the use of Red Star Cough Cure il
cases of coughs and colds" NJ
opia,es.
Paw Paw True Northerner: One
would think from reading Mr.. Yaple'!
spt ech that our farmers were actually
longing and languishing for free wool
even though it should send their las
flock 20 the slaughter pen, as it Ger
lainly would. Mr.. Yaple will FIND
that he can't pull free wool over the
eyes of the intelligent agricul,urists o
Michigan to any great extent.
Bad drainage causes much sickness
Bad blood and improper action o
the liver and Kidneys is bad drainage
to the human syst,n m, which Burdock
Blood Bit;ers will remedy.
Cedar ties to the amount or a nalr
million are being shipped from Chicago
for use on the Mexican Central road.
The Vera Cruz railway is laying steel
ties, which cost $l.25 each in England,
at the rate of ] $50 to the mile.
Counsel for the convicted anarchists
of Chicago have fled Il document set
ting forth the grounds upon which a
new trial will be asked, accompanied
by aflidayits that two jurors had pre-
vious to the trial expressed opinions
prejudicial to the defendants.
There is prospect of duel at New
Orleans between Wash Marks. super
intendent of warehouses, and Mr.. Ker-
nochan, the naval officer, the latter
having been challenged. The affair
grew out of hot words regarding the
merits of congressional candidates.
Lieutenent Hem, of the Galatea, ex-
presses himself as satisfied that he has
no chance with the Mayfower in any
breeze in which she can carry her top
sail, but he is anxious to learn what
she can do in gale without it.
Miss Loretta Il. Long, of Chicago,
has brought suit for $4,000 damages
against a furrier named Mintz, for
clipping the tip of her nose with pair
of scissors at clearinghouse table.
The plea of accident is entered.
In charging cellar at Mahanoy
City, Pennsylvania, workmen found
an earthen jar containing several thou
sand dollars in gold. The widow who
owns the residence made the excava-
tors surrender what they had pocketed.
The line of knights Templars on
parade in st. Louis. Thursday, extend
ed over three miles. The copclave
chose Charles Roome, of New York, as
most eminent grand master, and John
I. S. Goblin, of Pennsylvania, as emf.
nent grand master.
Sixty delegates from New York to
the general assembly of knights of
Labor at Richmond, including one
cOlOred man, were unable to secure ac-
cOmmodatiens together at a hotel,
whereupon they all engaged board in
colored families.
On Friday next the navy-yard at
Washington will be transferred to the
ordnance department for naval gun
chors and chains will be removed to
Boston, and the boiler-wOrks will
probably be shipped to Brooklyn.
A party of buffaIo-hunters sent out
by the national museum at Washing
ton is being escorted by troops from
Fort Keogh into the Mussel Shell
country, where less than two hundred
head are left out of two hundred thOus-
and grazing there four years ago.
On farm near Cuba, Missouri, un-
known parties murdered Malcolm
Logan and his family of five persons.
AS Logan had lately received 81 300 by
the sale of land, the cause of the trag
edy is plain. z. f. Wallace has been
arrested at st. Louis for the crime.
In the matter of the recent grave
disaster OH the Nickel-Plate road a
majority of the coroner'S jury holds
the conductor and engineer of the ex-
cursion train responsible, while the
minority finds that the accident was
caused by a misunderstanding Of flag
orders.
Zach Taylor has been renominated
for congress by the republicans of the
Tenth district of Tennessee. Mr.. Van
Setback declines q denominations by
the republicans of Milwaukee. John
Power, of Escanaba, was placed in the
field by the democrats of the Eleventh
district of Michigan.
The infected cattle in the distillery
yards at Chicago are guarded by twenty
nine deputies employed by the federal
government. The commissioner of
agriculture is willing to pay So, 900 to-
ward the obstruction of the animals
now in quarantine, the Illinois author
tiles having $4,000 available.
The Indians of Leech Lake reserva-
ton, in Minnesota, sold $4,000 worth
of berries this season, most of which
is certain to be expended for whisky.
Commissioners Wright and Larabee
report that at White Oak Point they
learned of the sale of an Indian girl of
Is years to lumberman for sack of
flour.
A passenger train on the Burlington
road broke steel rail near Naperville,
Tuesday morning, and several coaches
were thrown down an embankmenr.
Mrs. /. Nj. Baldwin. of Rock Falls, Illi-
no S. was killed; five persons were seri-
ously iju ed, and eleven others receiv-
Ell bruises. A wreckng tram was sent
out from Aurora.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, sho cried for Castoria,