The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-06-27

The East.

children who have been kidnapped from Italy
and are held in slavery in the large cities OF
the United States New York being the great
central entrepot. These children are sold
daily. at private auction, at prices varying from
s1OO to $400 for boys, and from $100 to $500
for girls. Where the girls are exceptionally
pretty the prices rule higher.
The trial of Susan b. Anthony for illegal
voting has Just been concluded at Canandai-
qua, n. Y, and resulted in verdict of guilty
Vice-President Wilson is rapidly recovering
his health He is rusticating in the suburbs
of Boston.
Susan b. Anthony has been sentenced to
nav a fine of 800, and the costs of prosecu-
ton. as the penalty for illegal voting.
The colored men of New York are clamoring
for places on the police force.
The Maine Republican State Convention
nominated Nelson Dingley, Jr, for Governor
passed resolutions protesting against the
granting of the public lands to railroads and
canals, denouncing the salary grab and con-
demnine all Credit Moblier transactions
The election officers who received the vote
of Susan b. Anthony have been hned 200
each. sr. ,,;o,,;,o,,
Horace II.
Southern and Union Pacific railroads. aled III
New York, last week. after BRIEF iliinesS
Mr.. Clark was a son-in-law OF commodore
Vanderbilt. He was SO years years Old
Ex-Police Superintendent Kennedy, OF Ne"
York, is dead.
loo Rprton. colored, was hanged at George
town. Del. OH Friday, for the crime OF rape
somebody at Louisville, KY, forwarded to
President Grant. at Long Branch for his son
Jesse. a live alligator, four feet long Jesse
declined the present, and the PRESIDENT Palo
the express charges CID, leaving the all
gator with the baggageman. Inc monster
soon afterward became detected ana died.
Passaic. n. j., and Pottsville, "a were
each visited by disastrous contiagration last
week.
Forest fires have been raging in Central
PENNSYLVANIA and Northern New York Thou
sonds Of acres of valuable timber have been
destroyed
New York State is actually without Senate
or constitutional provision for one, the Leg
islature at it's late session, by bunglng piece
of legislation having abolished the Senate
altogether
Stokes trial has postponed to October
Rem Butler is making lively canvass for
the Governorship of Massachusetts, and Is
confident of being elected
Two stables. one near Philadelphia, con-
tanning twelve valuable trotters and the otner
at Buffalo. filed with fifty horses, were de-
stroved by fire last week, the horses perishing
in the flames.
Lewis Tappan, one Of the early pioneers OF
the Abolition movement, died last week III
New York, aged So.
Tn hurdle race at Jerome Park, New York,
last week. one Of the horses fell, killing the
rider.
Two hundred Mormons from England nave
arrived at Salt Lake
The Apaches in Arizona are leaving their
reservations for the war path, and that Grea'
Indian civilzer Gen. Crook, is preparing 10
follow them.
The cholera has made its appearance in GIN
cinnati and Indianapolis.
The Northern Pacific surveying party was
recently attacked near Fort Abraham Lincoln
by about $50 Sioux Indians. In the hGht tha'
ensued four Indians were killed
The Iowa Lutheran Synod has resolved to
exclude from it's church all members OF the
Orders of Masons, Odd Fellows, Red Men, etc.
While the Modocs were being removed from
the peninsula Tule Lake, to Fort Klamath
one of the Indians known as Curly-headed
Jack shot himself, and has since died.
Albert Keep, of Chicago, succeeds John f.
Tracy as President of the Chicago and North
western railroad.
The wheat crop Of California this year Is
expected to exceed %, 600, 600 bushels.
Burlington Iowa, was visited by terribly
destructive conhagration on the morning OF
the 10Th of June. The Palmer Opera-House,
Courthouse, two hotels, and large NUMBER
of stores we're destroyed, four blocks Delng
bnrned. The loss is about $500, 900, half of
which. it is thought, is covered by insurance
Two men we're sleeping together in store
a, Santa Rosa CAL One dreamed that a
burglar was robbing the store, and he took his
pistol from his pillow and shot his pedfeno"'
killing him. go, ,,,., h., hoor
almost totally destroyed by fire.
The managers of the principal railway lines
running into Chicago have signed paper
agreeing to issue no more passes except 10
their own employees and their families travelling
ON their own roads. All passes now outstand-
ing will be allowed to continue in force until
their expiration, Dec. 81, and will not be re-
newed. The following roads have entered
into the agreements Chicago and Northwest
ern. Chicago and Iowa, Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul Rock Island, Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, Chicago and Alton, Illinois Cen
trail.
Michigammi, mining settlement of 500 i'm
babitants on the shore of Lake Superior, took
fire last week from the burning woods which
surrounded it, and was destroyed. The peo-
ple to save their lives sought refuge in the
lake. but number we're overtaken by the
flames, and dozen or more were roasted 70
death.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad
has promulgated it's new schedule OF rates, to
conform to the new Illinois railway law. The
principle has been adopted of fixing certain
rate per mile for the various classes Of freight,
and then applying this rate by sections OF Two
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