The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-15
killed at Minneapolis on Thursday last, by q
railroad collision.
8 At Duluth, SAM Gudmund, q boy about ten
years Of age, was drowned in the lake.

railroad collision.
5 At Duluth, Sam Gudmund, q boy about ten
years Of age, was drowned in the lake.
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BENJAMIN Disraeli Butler, eldest son Of Ben
jamin +. Butler, died at the residence Of his
father at Bay View, Gloucester. He was in
his 27t tn year and was highly esteemed and be-
loved. He graduated at West Point in 1875,
and served one year as lieutenant of the Ninth /
regiment, United States cavalry. in Texas La
also to the bar of Massachusetts,. He was en-
dowed with abilities Of . high order and his
future was bright with promise. He died of
Eright's disease after only two or three days
Illness The blow will be a severe one to the
general, and it's effects upon him are feared by
his friends.
In regard to the death Of Archbishop Henne
of Milwaukee, on Tuesday last, it is said that
the breaking down Of his constitution dates
back to period about two years and a half ago.
The death of Vicar General Kundig, in March,
1877, was severe blow to Archbishop Henne.
The two had known each other from youth, and
had constantly maintained relations OF the
closest friendship, On the Sunday after Kun
digs death the archbishop tainted while on
gagged in conducting mass at St Johns eathe-
dral Since that time he has been failing rap
idly, and for year he has been in bed.
Extensive preparations have been made for
the accommodation of guests at the National
Soldiers reunion to be held in Cincinnati Sep
TENDER Ia, Is and 16. A large number of
halls have been engaged for the use of various
regiments and other organizations which may
desire to hold reunions, besides hall and rooms
for headquarters for the various armies have
been provided, whe re registry Of visitors will
be kept.
The fourth annual fair of the Mississippi
Valley Industrial association will be held on the
Red Wing fair grounds, September 20 to %
Inclusive, and promises to be the most interest
ing OF any yet given by that association. Ar
rangements have been made for a complete
display Of the agricultural and mechanical
products Of Goedhue and surrounding counties
in the exposition sSilding,
In q letter from Sitting Bull forwarded to the
Indian bureau, he says he wants to remain at
Standing Rock and is satisfied with his trent
meat The bureau has nothing to do with St
ding Bull, as he is still hAder control of the war
department, and the latter department has not
yet indicated what disposition they will make
of him.
At the Lenawee county Soldiers'reunion, held
last week, Col. Amos Sopor of Clayton, aged
eighty -four, was introduced to the audience as
the only Lenawee county survivor of the war
of 1912. He went home and the next day was
taken sick with dyeentery and died in twenty
four hours.
J. O. Seton, an actor widely known through
out the United States, died in Detroit from the
internal rupture received while sparring with
a fellow actor at Lexington, KY, last week. He
was between sixty live and seventy years of
age. His wife died several years ago, leaving
no children.
As result of the preliminary invetigation
in DIR. Thomas case, at Chicago, he has been
held for trial before the Methodist conference
| in October on the charge of heresy. There
seems to have been no difficulty il proving al
that was charged against him, on his own evil
| dence.
Gen. Eugene A. Carr, killed by the Apaches
was brother of Hon. B. o. Carr Of Louisville
| KY, supervising inspector OF steamboats, FOL
the sixth district Another was Col. Clark E.
Carr. Postmaster of Galesburg Ill, editor an6
we'll known politician.
Dispatches from various sections say tina
wheat stacked from header is growing t.
some extent But little complaint is made al
to wheat properly stacked. There is but q com
| parative small amount in the shock which il
not seriously damaged.
Complete returns of the San francisco cit
election show that the Democrats have electe;
| their candidates for surveyor and SUPERVISE
in the third and sixth wards With these ex-
ceptions the republicans have clean sweep.
There was heavy snow storm in the Blacl
Hills Monday night and all day Tuesday of Las
| week. Inc SHOW IL uV0 lQCQe8 upon tu6 t0Vel
and three inches at Custer City. At Bal
Mountain it is two feet deep.
/ It transpires that the Apache war wa
brought on by the attempt of Agent Tiffany
cheat the Indians out of some land on which b
had discovered valuable coal mine
A dispatch announces the death of Sidne
Lanier, the poet of the centennial exposition
and a graceful contributor in prose and vers
to different magazines.
4 The Hornellsville, N. Y, Free Thinkers G,
press in resolutions their admiration of Brat
laugh and their disspproval of the prayer Gu,
, for the president.
Duluth proposes to erect statue to j. Pro
tor Knott, of Kentucky. Proctor is he WI
| styled Duluth t'The Zeneth City of the Unsaltt
Seasn
At Salamanca, N Y. Senator Sessions, charge
! with bribery at Albany last winter, was defeatt
] for denomination by Norman NJ Allen.
At the Pennsylvania republican cQnventio
: Gen. S. NJ. Bailey of Fayette county, was nor
mated for state treasurer.