The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-07-14


Sadie Fisher at Birds Points, Mo-, be-
cause she refused to marry him and
then shot himself fatally.
The Washington national bank at
Spokane which suspended several
weeks ago has resumed.
IT was said that conductors and engi-
neers on the Queen & Crescent railroad
had robbed the company of goods
valued at $40, 200.
The American Bankers association
will convene in Chicago September
FIRE in the oil town of Mcdonald,
Pa, destroyed ten buildings, causing a
loss of 100000.
THERE were 1874 business failures re-
ported in the United States during the
seven days ended on the nth. In the
week preceding there were 234, and dur
ing the corresponding time in 1892 the
number was 100.
TRAIN robbers near Palestine, Tex,
secured $500 from the Pacific Express
company and overlooked s25, 200.
DURING the week ended on the
7th leading clearing houses in the
United States reported exchanges
amounting to sI,051, 400, 3s2, against
$685., LII, 1887 the previous week AS COM
pared with the corresponding week of
1892 the increase was go.
The total available stock of wheat in
the country is 100 per cent. more than
last year.
THERE were seventy-four people dead,
at least FIVE more to die, and over 100
injured as a result of the cyclone that
made it's start at Quimby Ia, south of
Cherokee, and ended at Pomeroy. The
property loss was immense, many per-
sons were homeless and destitute, and
the governor issued an appeal for aid.
DURING drunken fight at Woodbine,
KY, City Marshal Morrissy, Bud Smith
and Jim Francis were killed and four
others were wounded.
GEORGE CARROLL, a miller, was
drowned at Terre Haute, Ind, while
trying to save the life of his young
nephew.
SEAY j. MILLER, the negro charged
with the outrage and murder Of Mary
and Ruby Ray at Bardwell, KY, V us
hanged by mob and the body burned
after being horribly mutilated.
EIGHT persons were injured, three
probably fatally, during fire in Chica-
go in the Lincoln hotel.
A REVIEW of the trade situation shows
a perceptible improvement in tone in
business circles.
ID. S. KRIEDER, wife and four children
were butchered at Cando, n. d., by
Albert Baumberger, nephew of
Krieder. A dispute over wages was the
supposed cause.
PATRICK RILEY g. Son, leather deal.
ers at Newark, N. j., failed for 5000, 900.
THE Arkansas State bank of Stutt-
CART, and the Arkansas Farmers and
traders bank of Dewitt failed to open
| their doors.
NATIONAL banks throughout the coun-
| try have during the last two months
increased their circulation nearly ST.
| 600, 900.
THE Somerset county bank at Tren-
ton, N. j., closed it's doors, with liabil
ties of over 100000.
The percentages of the baseball clubs
in the National league for the week
ended on the 9Th were as follows:
Philadelphia, .681; Boston, .627; Brook.
| lyn, $40; Cleveland, $3.50; Pittsburgh,
$50; Cincinnati. .4s3; Baltimore. .466
New York, .45S; ST. Louis, .448; Wash.
ington, .410; Chicago .407; Louis
vile, 1927.
A SEVERE rainstorm flooded several
small towns in Dane county, Wis, and
great damage to property resulted
FREIGHT trains on the Philadelphia
| & Erie road collided near Johnson burg
| Pa, and Engineer John Braddock and
| Fireman William Hall were killed and
| four other trainmen were terribly in
| jured.
A HAIL and windstorm near Rocky
| ford, Col, did damage to the extent OF
| 100000
NELs j. HoFF, pioneer of Duluth
| Mimi, killed himself after an attempt
upon his wifes life.
THE New York e. New Haven rail.
road lost sixty-four freight cars and
other property by fire at New Haven,
| Conn, the loss being 100000.
| MRS. JACOB LoHNEs and her baby
were burned to death by an explosion
of kerosene at Pelin, Ill.
ALBERT LEWIS was shot and killed
and Charles Lewis fatally wounded in
the climax of a feud with the Yandell
family at Princeton, KY.
| A HEAVY electric and rainstorm Wis
tied Middlesborough, KY, in which g
shower of fish of the sun perch specie.
was precipitated on the town.
The wife, son and daughter of Henry
Cams were killed by the cars at 6
crossing in Richmond, Ind.
THE steamer. Falcon, with Lieut.
Peary and party OH board, sailed from
Portland, Me-, for Greenland on Their
arctic expedition.
| The bank at Lesueur, Mimi, the
Northern national at Big Rapids, Mich.
and the Citizens bank at Winneconne
Wis. shut their doors.
JOHN LYONS and Joseph Bishop were
drowned at Stoneboro, Pa, by the cap
sizing of their boat.
DURING gale on the lake at Chicago
the yacht Chesapeake was upset and
Miss Ethel Chase, of Boston; william
Cornish and Harvey NARROW, of Chi.
cago, and II. Thambelus, of Athens,
Greece, were drowned.
FRANK BAYEs, a farmer living neal
Wauseon, O., killed his young wife by
cutting her throat and then shot him.