The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-04


man, of Washington Thomas Underwood, of
Lafayette, Ind., and A. C. Sands, of Cincn-
natl, as commissioners to examine the North
ern Pacific railroad.
Foreign.
The English Tory press vehemently des
nounce the decision of the Geneva Arbitra-
tors
The Princess Beatrice, the fifth and only
unmarried daughter Of Queen Victoria, is
betrothed to the Marquis of Stafford. The
Princess is 10 and the Marquis %.
The sentences of seven of the ten Com
munists condemned to death for the assassina-
ton of hostages have been committed to
imprisonment.
In his opening address to the Austrian
Rechsrath, the President, referring to the
Imperial convocation at Berlin, said the un-
derstandlng there arrived at was a certain
guarantee Of the peace of Europe for some
years to come
The Prussian Minister Of Foreign Affairs
has resigned, in consequence of disagreement
with Bismarck.
A dispatch to the New York Herald from
DR.. Livingstone, dated July l, 1872 He
was still at Unyanyembe, was we'll, and
waiting the arrival of Stanley's second ex-
petition.
The work Of executing Communists still
goes brayely on in France-three more Of
them, condemned for numbering hostages,
having just been shot on the bloody field of
Sartory.
Cholera is raging with great violence in
Persia. In Bokhara the people are dying at
the rate of 1000 day.
Edmund About who has incurred the dis
pleasure of the German military authorities
of Strasbourg, is to be tired by court-mar
tial.
Senator Sumner has arrived in London,
much improved in health.
The British Tory journals continue their
onsaughts on the Geneva arbitrator.
Thomas Hughes, NJ. p. G. Tom Brown, of
Rugby'O, recently attempted to address his
constituents at Frome, England, but his po-
htical opponents interrupted the speaker to
such an extent that the meeting broke up in
disorder and the police cleared the hall.
Acts of incendiarism have become so fire.
quent in the English agricultural districts
that the farmers are organizing vigilance
committees for their protection.
A formidable Carlist uprising is threatened
in Spain.
There has been another railroad disaster
near Barcelona, Spain killing and wounding
m any passengers.
Nearly 1000 Communists, sentenced to
transportation, lately embarked at Brest for
New Caledonia.
The failure of the American firm of John
Fox & Co., of London, Is announced, with La
bilities amounting TO &, $780, 600.
Charles XIV, King Of Sweden and Norway,
is dead, aged 46. His son, Prince Oscar, sue
ceeds HIM.
Miss Rye has shipped another installment
of fifty children from Liverpool to Canada,
where homes have been secured for them
The German authorities have consented to
allow the wife eff Edmund About to visit him
in his dungeon, but no one else is permitted
to converse with the imprisoned author
MagDanimous Germany
The three Communists-L' Olive, Deschamps
and DE Aiville-executed at Sartory, France,
i"n' 'SSh' AhON AAiCli i6bc DIdNeF. luelT IdbI
words were: "Vive la Republique! Down
with traitors
Spain is about to abolish the system of mill
tary consumption.
1t is officially announced in Spain that the
number of Cuban insurgents in arms is 500.
-Four women were recently killed by a stroke
OF hghtnin while working in Lancashire
(Engand) cotton mill
An immediate decline in the price Of coal is
predicted IN England.
The congress of the Old Catholics, recently
in session at Cologne, was we'll attended,
there being some 800 delegates present, and
much enthusiasm prevailed.
The death of the eldest brother of the Pope
is announced at Rome.
England experienced the first frost Of the
season on the night of Sept. n.
Edmond About has been set at liberty.
rumor comes from Berlin that the Em-
peror OF Germany has decided in favor of the
United States in the di pute between Great
Britain and this country over the San Juan
boundary line.