The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-07-07
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| jured two others.
AFTER listening to an address by Prof.
| Walter Sims 1000 citizens of Duluth,
| Mimi, resolved that the presence of
| Mgr. Satolli in this country was men,
ace to their liberties
In thirty counties in the west of Kan
sas the wheat crop is a failure and
Gov. Lewelling has been appealed to for
relief.
WILLIAM III. MOORE, editor of the Au-
gusta (Ga) Evening News, dropped
dead in his room. He had been on the
street fifteen minutes previously.
A STATUE of Admiral Faragut was un-
yelled in Marine park, Boston.
jim ANDERSON, a notorious burglar
who has committed crime in every large
city in the state and always escaped
| conviction, was sentenced at Columbus,
O., to five years imprisonment
Two SQUARES of the business portion
of Augusta, Mich. were burned over.
THE attorney general of New York
says it is the duty of all fish and game
protectors to prohibit fishing on Sum
day.
CHARLES WILSON shot his wife fatally
at Fairfield, Ia, and then fatally shot
himself. Domestic trouble was the
cause.
The Hartly bank at Jericho, Mo-, was
robbed by burglars of $4,000
The number of presidential post
offices in the United States is now 1887,
and the aggregate salaries paid to the
postmasters for the past year was
| SIS, 665, ZOO.
THE doors of the State bank of Lock-
haven, Pa, were closed.
THE Union Trust company of Sioux
City, Ia, asked for receiver, with liza
bilities of s35O,OOO.
AT the convention in Saratoga, n. Y,
of state republican clubs George b.
Green, mayor of Binghamton, was
chosen president.
NEARLY a million Columbian souve-
mir half dollars were held at the mint
in Philadelphia owing to the opinion Of
Attorney General Olney that no more
money ought to be paid to the Illinois
corporation known as the "World's CO.
lumbar Exposition"
The market for silver in New York
was completely demoralized by the
stoppage of free silver coinage in India
JOHN SEAMAN, for more than fifteen
years treasurer of Wiltshire, o., was
said to be defaulter to the amount of
$1,000.
GEORGE w. STAGE, of gainesville, o.,
was missing, together with certifi-
cate of deposit for $10,0sO and certi-
fed check for $1,000 belonging to the
city.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY REYNOLDS, of
the interior department, says that
women who ministered to wounded
soldiers during the war are entitled to
pensions.
REPRESENTATIVE mining men met in
Denver and decided to close all the
smelters, mills and silver mines in Col
orado until such time as silver is appre-
ciated at its proper worth.
MRS. GEN. GRANT and Mrs. jefferson
Davis met at Cranston- on-the- Hudson.
N. Y, and enjoyed a long talk upon
"reminiscences of their own and their
husbands active and eventful careers
ELLSWORTH GOSHEN, aged years
was sentenced at st. Joseph, Mo-. to
twelve years imprisonment for wreck.
ing freight train.
OWING to trouble between the stu
dents and faculty of the state normal
school at Terre Haute, Ind, the entire
class of 1898 refused to graduate and
the commencement exercises were de-
clared off.
THE Women's Christian Temperance
union has inaugurated crusade against
the saloons in Fort Scott, Kan.
DARTMOUTH college at Hanover, N.
H., held it's 123d commencement, the
graduating class numbering sixty.
THREE tramps were caught at Owens
boro, KY, by the employees of the Texas
railway plundering the freight cars
and the thieves were strung up and
given twenty-five lashes.
JOHN HARVEY, alias Airing, one OF
the most noted expert confidence men
and all-around crooks in the country,
died at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
THE annual convention of the Ep-
Mckinley and Mayor Blee made
speeches of welcome.
A DROP of two cents in cash wheat in
Chicago took the price to the lowest
point for many years, sixty-two and
one-fourth cents.
In accordance with Attorney General
Olney's opinion the s57O,ssO worth of
souvenir coins still in the Philadelphia
mint will not be paid to the directors of
the worlds fair.
DIR. G. L. SIMMONS, of New York, has
been given $4,000 for professional at
tendance on Samuel j. Tilden for eight
years. He sued for s143, 800.
CITIZENS of Naperville, ILL.,, hanged
Gov. Altgeld in efiigy for pardoning the
Chicago Anarchists.
PIETRo BUCCIERI was hanged at
Reading, Pa, for numbering Sister
Hildaberta in st. Joseph's hospital on
June %, 1892
The temperance of cholera in Eu-
rope does not cause any alarm among
treasury officials in Washington, and
they express the opinion that it will not
reach this country.
MRS. julius COLLINS, of Oak Cliff.
Tex, administered poison to herself
and three little children. Poverty and
q dissipated husband caused the deed.
WHITE CAPS burned the dwelling,
barn and outhouses of Henry Queer n