The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-04-08

three more bodies
The death is announced of William
Berrian Dayton, OF New Jersey, who was Pri-
rate Secretary to Edwin M. Stanton in the War
Department
Whio making dynamite cartridges at
wilkesbarre, Pa, William Hinsley was torn
into fragments and the building was demol
ished.
The iron molders Of Pittsburgh have
secured an advance of 10 per cent in wages in
forty shops.
There is such boom in favor of Gre
nation that the lie Moyne furnace at WASH
ington, Pa, is to be enlarged and new re-
| tort put in.
O'Connell, one of the persons who
planted the bomb at the Lord Mayors mansion
in London. has reached New York.
Charles Scribner & Sons have sold
their interest in Scribner's Monthly, 81. Nicto-
las and the Illustrated Magazine for Boys and
Girls to Mr. Roswell Smith, the business mana
ger OF these periodicals. The editorial and
business management will be continued as at
present.
West.
In the mining camp of Ivanpah, Cal,
a stock-raiser was killed by renegade Indian.
A party OF reds delivered him to the authori-
ties, and band of masked men seized and
hung him.
A gang of bogus-coin manufacturers
have been arrested near Cadillac, Mich, and
| their molds and metals seized.
In quarrel about patent right, at
Gilman, I'D, Ira Miller shot Seth Mckinney
through the heart.
Mrs. Mary Bemer, an insane woman
of Milwaukee, after escaping from the asylum,
| killed herself with dull table knife, cutting a
large piece of flesh out OF her throat
A fire at Leadville destroyed McDan-
iel's Theater and restaurant and saloon adj
joining.
Gen. Benjamin F. Loan, who made
an enviable record in the Union army and
served three terms in Congress, died at st.
Joseph, Mo.
The Superior Court at San Francisco,
in one Of the suits instituted by Burke against
Flood and other bonanza kings, has rendered
decision which will force the latter to disgorge
over $50, 900 to victimized stockholders.
The Indians at Hoocheno, Alaska, re-
Gently burned at the stake two OF their numbtr
for some crime.
Several stores having been robbed at
Pierre, Oak. fifty vigilants, armed with rifles,
picked up all the questionable men in town and
drove them away with warning.
A party of ten cowboys engaged in
lark at O'Neill City, Neb, and killed Sheriff
Kearns and seriously wounded his deputy
because they objected to the breaking up of an
auction. The murderers escaped.
Mark Mata, formerly of Chicago, was
MORALLY wounded in an ARRAY in newspaper
Office ut Deadwood, by Texan named Ebelin.
Mrs. Albright, residing near Youngs-
town, Ohio, hanged herself with skein Of
yarn leaving five children. The receipt of the
news caused her uncle, John Elizera, to fall
dead.
! Reports from the winter wheat In Ohio
show large increase in acreage and promis-
ing condition of the plants, even beneath the
snowy covering
BY q collision on the ST. Paul, Mime
apolis and Manitoba road near Rothsay, two
men were killed and five seriously injured.
In the slang OF that section, the people
of Sidney, Neb., had a roundup of thieves, and
lodged them in jail.
Included in the railroad projects char
tered in Indiana are a narrow-gauge line from
Terre Haute to Merom, and u road from Terre
Haute to Columbus.
The indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western road has swallowed the Springfield
Southern, line 1ls miles in length.
Charles Schoonover, of Michigan,
who is delivering temperance lectures in Gen.
trail Iowa, is but IA years Of age.
Grain-dealers at st. Louis send out
reports Of great damage to winter wheat in st.
Clair and Clinton counties, Ill.
In the bill redistricting the State of
Wisconsin, the Legislature, by an unaccount-
able blunder, omitted the town OF Ridgeway,
in Iowa county, and disfranchised 600 voters.
At Irving, Mich, Martin Texter was
visiting at the house of a neighbor named Ben
jamin Trego, when the latter stepped from the
room, returned with an ak, and split Texters
mead to the chill Jealousy was apparently the
cause.
In the case of the slaughter on the
st. Paul and Manitoba road, the Coroner's jury
find criminal carelessness on the part of Con-
ductor Calvin and Brakeman Pearcc. The
former is In Jail.
"Forget-Me-Not," the new play, with
Miss Genevieve Ward in the principal role, is
the attraction this week at Haverly's, in Chi
cago. This remarkable play some time since
was presented to overlooking houses at Wal
lacks Theater, New York, when the drama was
enjoined from further production there. This
play has excited more intelligent comment than
anything produced this season. Miss Wards
impersonation Of the heroine is so clearly