The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-12-31


surrender. Allison left Sitting Ball at the
mouth Of Milk river with instructions not to
leave there until he returned for hinf
Twenty of the richest liquor dealers in
| Detroit have been arrested for keeping their
saloons open on Christmas.
BY an ordinance passed by the Com
mon Council of Chicago, the manufacturers Of
substitutes for butter will be compelled to
stamp upon each package the ingredients OF
the article.
The Criminal Court of st. Louis has
sentenced to the gallows Thaddeus Baber, who
killed his mistress and her mother, and James
Banks. who shot his wife.
Ten buildings, valued at 10000,
burned at Brownsville, Tenn
II. L. Dignawith, of San Antonio,
Tex, met five Indians at Pema Mega, who
fought him with Winchester rifles. He killed
one Of the party, and received bullet-hole
through his hat
The banking and warehouse firm of
WEIGH & Bacon, of Albany, Ga, has suspended,
with debts of S230,OO0.
Bob Thurman (colored) was MORALLY
shot at Versailles KY, while robbing chicken
roost
William Roberts, of Ridge Valley
Furnace, Ga, accidentally shot his 2-year-old
nephew dead while cleaning q revolver.
A. l.. Alderman, who was Attorney
General in the first Cabinet of President Grant,
died at Gainesville, Ga. OF inflammatory Theu-
maiisn.
At Elizabethtown, Ky, in difficulty
and Bud Harrington shot each other. The
former is dying, and the latter Is a corpse.
A train on the Carolina Central road
broke d wn a trestle near Lincolntown, n. 9.
David Bloom, mail agent, and j. W. Goodson,
passenger, were disabled and subsequently
burned to death in the wreck
Additional particulars OF the accident
on the Carolina Central railroad show that
the loss of life was much greater than Was at
first supposed. Five men were killed out
right or bulned to death in the debris of the
train, two were seriously injured, and one
slightly bruised.
Three stores in the principal business
block of Corsicana, Texas, have been destroyed
by fire. The loss was 100000.
One hundred citizens of Munfordville,
KY, have strung to tree two negroes accused
OF rcbbing and nearly numbering j. A. Gard.
ner One Of the lynched men confessed the
crime.
An unknown fiend fred several shots
into a smoking car on the Iron Mountain rail-
way, at Neeleyyille. No., and escaped into the
forest DR.. j. II. Payne, of Carroll, Tex, was
killed, and p. +. Jones and wife, from Pennsyl-
vania, mortally wounded.
A freight train and passenger train
ran into each other near Atlanta Ga Peter
Keys, the engineer, and John Collins, the fire
man Of the passenger train, were killed.
Jay Gould's conquests in the West
ana Southwest are shown by st. Louis journal
to be 9,649 miles Of completed track, and 3s5 in
process of construction.
Another extensive exodus of South
ern negroes is predicted for next summer.
AS an encouragement to immigration,
the Legislature of South Carolina has passed
law exenpting immigrants into that State from
taxation for three years. stringent law
against dueng has also been enacted.
Frank Savage, freight engineer on
the Mobile and Ohio division of the Louisville
and Nashville road, and three persons in pas
senger coach were killed by collision at State
Line, Ala.
Three miners were killed by the cav
| Ing in of q mine i'll Chesterfield county, Va
Three persons were killed and two
seriously injured by collision on the Air Line
road, near Charlotte, n. G.