The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-29


Haute, Ind AS many babes had been fed
on the animals milk high state of alarm
prevailed.
The Sowder and Turner factions of Ken
lucky met near Pmevillc on the 18th and re-
sumed hostilities, Avis Turner and James
Burch being killed g.
A DISPATCH of the 18th from Cheboygan,
: Mich, said the ice In the straits had begun
to move, and that steamers could get
through The straits did not open last year
until Mays
The visible supply of grain in the country
on the 9th was as follows: Wheat 81, 233, Sl2
bushels, decrease 04S,6S9 bushels; corn IT,
u5l, 473 bushels, increase 40i,O3 bushels;
oats 1855 423 bushels, decrease IL, 032 BUSH
els; rye 1,569,71S bushels, decrease 12, 737
bushels; barley l,CO2,93i bushels, decrease
100. 513 bushels.
forgers In the United States, was sentenced
at Memphis, Tenn. on the 2 tn to five years
in the penitentiary
FRED PURCELL was instantly killed and
two others were fatally injured at Bling
hamton, N. Y, on tho 2 tn by the collapse
OF three story building
j. ii. HEINENKAArP, a well-to-do farmer of
Mount Vernon. Ind was accidentally pushed
out of a wagon on the 2 .th by q drunken
man and killed
FIVE United States deputies on the g tn
seized eight stills with capacity OF six
hundred gallons, eight fermenters. ten
Thousand gallons of beer and two hundred
gallons of corn whisky in Alabama and
captured thirty men.
JOHN Com.Ew, aged sixty-four years. was
seized by q mob of a dozen or more dis
guised men as he WINS entering his home
fb., y, nd
dubbed almost to death He was charged
with improper conduct with young
woman
FUNERAL services over the remains of the
late Associate Justice Stanley Matthews
were held on the 2 tn at the family resi-
dence in Washington after which the re-
mains were taken to Cincinnati for inter-
mentin 81 ring Grove Cemetery
The entire business portion of the village
of Kenny, Ill, was destroyed by fire on the
9th
WILLIAM CLINCHMAN, aged fifteen years,
believing revolver to be empty. shot and
fatally wounded Birdie Lucas at st Paul on
the 18th
NATURAL gas was struck on the 25th at a
mining town near Terre Haute, Ind
ALBERT THOMAS, of Blakely, Ga, held his
wife in the river on the 9th till she was
drowned
THoMpKINs WARNER, farmer of Clifton
Springs, N. Y, fell into a pig pen on the
25th and was set upon and killed by the hogs
Ex-MAYoR HEWITT of New York City as
ISOLATED with number of pitalists or the
25th purchased q controlling interest in the
Tennessee Coal Iron 4 Railway Company
near Nashville, Tenn.
OWING to domestic troubles Melvin G.
Garlitz shot his wife dead on the Goth at
Cumberland Md
A LARGE shoe factory in Brooklyn N Y.
was destroyed by fire on the 18th causing a
loss Of $l00000 Many of the one hundred
employees were obliged to Jump f. ON the
windows, and twenty-three were badly in
jured.
The Michigan House on the c6th, by o
unanimous standing vote, passed resolu-
ton increasing the Governors salary to
"a, 600 year.
CHARLES j. BEATTIE, Chicago lawyer,
was on the 10Th fined s % and sentenced to
one years imprisonment by Judge jamie
son for contempt OF court in giving client
a fraudulent decree of divorce.
A PASSENGER train on the Lake Shore road
when near Goshen, Ind on tle Goth struck
a buggy containing Robert McCaffsry aged
twenty years, of Goshen, and Miss Della
Love, aged eighteen years of Elkhart.
When the train was stopped both were
fouad on the pilot of the engine dead
THE great warehouse in Chicago owned
by William II. Manierre was destroyed by
fire early on the morning OF the 2 tn Loss,
80, 0,0U; insurance, about $4,000.
Il. CUMMINGS & Co leather dealers of
Boston. failed on the Goth for $1,000.
RICHARD b. RICHARD a railroad clerk at
Cincinnati o., shot and tally wounded his
wife on the 9th us she was walking on the
street No cause for the deed was assigned
Four men employed in Pittsburgh mill
were splashed on the 18th with molten
metal VIII oh they were pouring into mold
and terribly scalded
The Governor of Tennessee on the Doth
signed the bill making women eligible to
the office of county superintendent of edu-
cation
AT Columbus Grove, O., on the :Gth Miss
Laura Michael shot and fatally wounded
Miss Lou Getterman. Jealousy was the
cause of the shooting.
JOHN RosENBARGER, q farmer, shot dead
Andrew Castaine in row over u trivial
matter near Creighton, Neb on the 18th.
hen burned his own house to the ground
and shot himself dead.
IN All-Saints' Cathedral ut Milwaukee,
Wis, on the Goth Rev DR.. Cyrus +. Knight
was consecrated Episcopal Bishop of Wis
consin, to succeed the late Bishop Welles
AT New York on the Goth Alderman
Charles Goetz Charles M Jackson, Morris
Isaacs Edward Butler and Charles Smith
were arrested on indictments charging them
with violating the election laws.