The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-22

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OF Indiana. to DO Ministor TO ny: John A.
E.nandey, of Ilhno 8, 70 be Minister 10 Dan.
mark. the Nominations made on the previous
day wero confirmed ...g -,
.t.Er,4 DOMESTIC.
THE Minnesota House on the Tth, " q
vote OF 80 10 81, refused to submit TO o vote
Of the people . prohibition amendment 49,.
ApAssfNdEn tsain ran into ditch on the
eth near .COshooton, O., q dozon persons be-
ing hurt, but none fatally.
DUNNO the seven days ended on the 9th
there were ~ business failures In the
United States against 243 the previous
seven days, The total failuresfn tho United
States from January TO date vas 9,9sS
against z. ass In 1883 s," '''f '.''
THR eighteen-yea old wife OF Charles
Honald was found dead on the fieOr Of her
home ut Elkhart, Ind, on the 6th Foul play
was suspected ....,.....
A SUSPENSION OF payment was announced
On the sth by the BufRord Sons photographic
Company OF Boston, whose liabilities were
estimated ut 100000 70 g. ~
A. W. BUspY, o prominent citizen OF Gate
City, Ala, was shot and killed by an un-
known assassin on tho 9Th while sitting ath.s
fireside.
REPORTS Of the Sth from the towns through
the northern and western portions of Mary
land gave accounts or a severe earthquake
shock. At Westminster number OF wom-
en- were badly frightened apd rushed panic
stricken from their houses
8AxUB1. GAsK1Ss (oolored) was hanged on
the Sth at Camden, s. c., for the murder of
Betsey Clark, u colored girl.
THE Camden Point Female Orphan Asy-
lum ut Platte City, No., was destroyed by
fire ON the Sth, but all the inmates escaped.
l. O. DEsFARoEs 4 Co, OF New Orleans,
who lost number OF coal barges In the
storm of August last, assigned on the Sth,
with liabilities OF Sl44,0OO
OFFICIALS OF the Government on the 9Th
arrested In Conway County. Ark, Martin
Thorp and William Garner, leaders Of the
most extensive gang or c0unterfeiters In
the Southwest An immense sum OF bogus
money, comprising s., $40 and $50 imita-
ton gold pieces. was also secured
THE business portion Of Slater, Mo-, was
destroyed by fire on the 9Th.
JOHN HUNTINGTON, of Cleveland, o., one
of the original members of the Standard Oil
Company, conveyed by deed OF trust to q
board of seven citizens on the sth $20O,C0C
worth OF gilt-edged six per cent stock. tho
interest OF which Is TO be used for charitable
purposes
JOHN PERKS stables on the Florence stock
farm near Three Rivers. Mich, were burned
ON the Sth, together with nine inely-bred
horsea
WILL Az GEssLEE, OF Fostoria, o.. a glass
worker, In fit OF jealousy on tho Sth shot
and killed his wife and then took his OWL
life
THOMAS C. COOPER, wholesaler of flom
and provisions at Albany, y. u, failed or
the 9Th for $lO0,OOo
PRE- on the Sth at Louisville, KY, de-
strOyed three business buildings causing u
.oss Of $43J, 000.
ANNIE ROCHE committed suicide by hang.
ing on the Sth at Ida, Mimi. She was IN
love with Lee, recently hanged for murder.
EARTHQUAKE shocks werefclt on the even
ing of the sth In Reading, Harrisburg, Car
lisle and Gettysburg, IN Pennsylvania.
Crockery and windows were ratified Violent
~, butno damage was done
DENNIS MCCARTHY, an idle fellow of Port.
land, Conn, was whipped by White Caps on
the 6th until he promised to stop beating his
wife and give her proper support
THE best part OF tho village Of Wabash,
Eeb., was swept AWAY by flames on the 9Th.
The farmers near Stiil Pond, Md. were
on the Sth losing q great many cattle by
cerebro spinal meningitis, which as prov.
alent there. '..t
TEE exchanges at twenty-slx loading
clearing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the 9th aggregated 81 on.
70j, 46l, against 81, Oh, 7OO,. 90 the previous
week As compared with the correspond
ing week of 1888 tho increase amounted to
1873.
AT Kansas City On the 9th William l..
Bell cook In j. g. Christensen's restaurant
fatally shot the proprietor and then killed
himself .'' '.
AT the convention OF Railroad State Com
missioners in Washington on the Sth 1t was
stated that over 500 active, strong men
were either killed or manned for life during
the year 1883 while coupling cars.
BOONE STORES, a son of Rev. O. s. Stores,
OF Little Rock, Ark, accidentally shot and
killed his young brother on the 9th while
they were playing with rife,
DURING q row I'm New York saloon on the
9th William Tracy tried to shoot John l.
Sullivan, the pugilist, but was prevented by
the crowd
THE excitement over the gold fields OF
Lower California was somewhat subsidized
on the 9th, and reports were freely circu-
lated that land companies started the boom
DURING q quarrel on the 9th Joseph Rus
sell, of Auburn, N. y, shot and killed his
vile and then Killed himself. Two young
children were left orphans
ONE HUNDRED female employees OF the
Eagle cotton mills at Madison, Ind, struck
on the 9th for reduction OF the hours OF
labor from eleven and half to ten n day.
AN immense meeting of farmers was held
on the 9th Mt Lima, o., at which resolutions
opposing tho use of Chicago meat were
adopted
THE General Assembly of tho State OF
Arkansas passed bill on the 9th prohibit
ing nou-residents from hunting in that
State.
By an accident on tho Mount Auburn
cable road at Cincinnati on the 9th three
persons were fatally injured
THE Burlington road on the 9th ostab-
lished in Chicago voluntary relief fund
Tor It's thirty-eight thousand employee
THOMAS LOVE- of Fredericksburg, Va, no
sidentally shot and instantly killed his
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