The true northerner., 1880-10-29

byery now and then ON account OF Their rowing
disposition, but were unable to get sufficient
evidence TO warrant their arrest. In 1875 they
were located in Bradford, H., where Doyle
married q dnughter OF DIR. Foster at one time
a noted counterfeiter. For the last three or
four years Doyle has been living on farm IN
Colorado.
The war between the Wabash and
other railroads leading from Chicago TO South
western points is ended. and in future the
passenger earnings OF the rival roads are to be
pooled
Fritz Wolfkin, while bear-hunting
with two companions near Speartish falls, in
the Black Hills, was attacked by large cinna-
mon bear. His head was nearly torn away
from his shoulders both arms broken, the
lower jaw, nose and one eye completely torn
away before the animal was killed. Death oc-
cured in few hours.
The city of Chicago and its immediate
suburbs have 3,752 manufactures which en-
ploy 1l3, ,507 persons, and require capital of
sSO,692, lO2. The product for the year ending
with May was 1888, ,405,69l.
John Dillon, Chicago's favorite ec-
centric comedian has returned to his friends
the present week, and is playing in j. B. Run
MONS new comedy, "The Electric Light, at
Haverly's Chicago 1heater GuliclS x Blaisdell
are managers of the star, and have collected a
good company to support Mr.. Dillon. John
always draws well in Chicago, as indeed he
does everywhere in the West, and he has Sc
cured play which has been fayorably received
wherever it has been played.
Rev. Dr. II. w. Thomas, the we'll
known Methodist divine of Chicago, who was
recently requested by conference of ministers
at Rockford to withdraw from the church on
the ground of alleged heterodoxy, has accepted
a call to q new and independent religious So
ciety in Chicago.
One man was killed and three or four
train on the Cairo and Vincennes railroad, near
Cairo.
The Gunnison country of Colorado has
called on Gov. Ptkin to send arms and ammu-
milton Immediately, as an Indian outbreak is
inevitable. The Utes are running off horses III
droves.
Robert F. Johnston, of Detroit, for a
quarter of a century editor of the Michigan
Farmer, is dead.
De Witt county, ILL.,, has female
horse-thief. only 16 years of age, who has al
ready acquired reputation in her profession
and suffered several terms of imprisonment.
A. G. Hodges, late Treasurer of the
Masonic Grand Lodge of Kentucky, is de-
faulter to the amount Of $1,000.
A collision on the Raleigh and CASTOR
road, in North Carolina. caused the death Of
three persons and injuries to fifteen.
-Four Illicit distilleries have been de-
stroyed in the Atlanta (Ga.) district with
large amount of whisky and masn.
The Southern Pacific railway looms
up as one OF the institutions of the nearby
future Charles Crocker, of California. will
soon reach San Antonio to arrange for the ex-
tension OF the Galveston Harrisburg and San
Antonio road westward to connection.
Louisiana planters are said 10 have
perfected arrangements for bringing Chinese
laborers from Cuba, notwithstanding Obstacles
thrown in the way by the Chinese Consul in
Havana.
Matthew Mcknight. of Bolton, Tex,
quarreled with James Derrick, of that place,
and used his revolver. The bullet passed
through Derricks neck, and then struck John
w. Kemp under the right eye. Kemp died in
stantly, and Derrick's wound is mortal