The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-04-26
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1laSt.
A Ncw Yorarsslegrarn saysthe confess On Of
Mrs. Tiiton, ard the new phase it'puts upon
the Beecher-Ttiton ,Es3Rir,- = ka7e fornre the
sole topic of conversation an all circles The
sensation created by itis create than any since
the Brooklyn horror. People are divided as
before'in opinion, buutheH oet .cssion and the
toDe'of the press haveihad Weight to turn I'M
decided ones against'Beecher."
Twottnndred horses per-weet arc being pur-
Chased in the neighbcrhood OF Troy, MY, and
in the~estern portion of'xcnaont, by agents
Of the English Government.
Williazn orion, President 81 theWN estern
Uuon Telegraph Company, died suddenly
FROM q stroke Of apoplexy, in New York, the
Other day. He had been at r6he head of the
Weste-nUnion Telegraph Company since 1867.
Fall Iiver, Mase., VIC agitatsd over another
stupendous defaloetion. An examination Of
the books Of George T. Hathaway, TIE asurer
of the Border City ant So ganaore mills, reveals
a shortage in his accounts of.be<ween s. 90, 900
and S7eoe00 HathoSay'is~a sousin of Chace,
the Union mills defarker.
S~xath.
Two negroes, namse Ben Evans and Eph
Hall, andG white man nametial like bite, were
taken FROM the Jail 0f Huntsville, Ala, by
mob, few nights age and hing tothe limb
of & tree. Their crime was tils assassination
Of q respected citizen, tine negroes oonfessing
to havingeesnmitted the deed a the iustigation
of White.
Some lineage negre woman, was hung by
mob near aRchmond, Va-, en- suspicion that
she instigatsi the burning of C barn. 1t now
turns out tina. she had nothing xhateve.-to do
with the crime.
The Brown blouse, one Of thesaadins hotels
Of Macon, Ge-, has beeo destroyed,.Ly fire.
Loss, 100000.
Tho bark Amer has sailed from Chas sston
s. c., with the first ship-loa6 of entrants
sent to Libaria by the Liberian Exodus 1850
citation.
The Commissioner Of Internal Gevenue has
received the following telegram FROM Co;lsctor
Wade, at Savannah, Ca. "My Deputies nave
broken up ten illicit distileries Ia tHlhert and
Wilkes counties, and destroyed lAoe gallons
Of beer and mach ready for distiilation, and
165 gallons Of low wine."
telegram from San Antonio, Texas -scys
"Reports reach he1e that the Indian raS.ers
reached the Fort Ewer sheep settlement, AID
are sweeping focks before them ; and seve al
persons are already reported killed. Troops
and citizens are in pxrsuit, but not likely to
ecvertake them"
Three men, all colored, were hanged nj
Franklin, St Mary's psrish, La, on the 22i o1 I
April.
4 freight train was thrown from the track
and down an embsnkment, on the Iron Noun
tain railroad near st. Louis, the other day. 1
Four tramps were stealing ride on the train, |
and tvo Of them were instantly killed. and the
others badly injured.
West.
A dispatch from Bismarck states that Frank
II. b. Atty, Of Fort Peck, q scout WAS ACCT
dentsly dhot through the heart by James
Leeds. Both parties were well-knoun frontiers
men.
county, Ind, militia company composed OF
miners, who had been drilling during the day,
adjourned 10 saloon in the afternoon. where
some of them engaged in an alteration with
negro. A fight ensued and the negro was
killed. The whites then moved through The
streets shooting negroes on sight, killing two
more and MORALLY wounding another.
Reports from all parts Of the West show
that the plant OF wheat for this year is largely
ahead Of last years acreage.
A horrible tragedy was enacted in Geauga
soupty, Ohio, 9 few days ago. Ap old map