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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-07-07

mohuts nRht, some Oh tno posn h0o
quiet celebration after the show, consisting
of few fire crackers, firing anvils and the
bands playing
There is trouble at the church on the NORTH
side. The pastor has resigned; the member
have carried away their lamps, mating etc
One deacon locked the inside door and an
other the outside.
Nearly every one went to the dog show
Monday. II was the best entertainment that
has been here in long time. Major was
perfection ~ a clown, while the leaps of the
two grey hounds were marvellous.
Gobleville.
Mrs. Anna Barton will preach at this place
next Sabbath.
John Duratt has sold his blacksmith shop
to Pat. Campbell.
1t is understood thst Geo. Bush intends
taking the hotel again.
Our village needs sidewalks almost as bad
as il does prohibition.
The Good Tempars Lodge realized about
$40 at their recent ice-cream festival.
Last Friday night at IL o'clock just before
shower, "a beautiful rainbow was visible in
the north.
Ed Clement returned from Kalamazoo last
Saturday much to the satisfaction of his
F. friends.
Ed and Frank Myers, Steve and Henry
Bishop and Ed Ceilings, returned to this vii
lage last Saturday.
1t is expected that Bert Brown and j. G.
Clark will consolidate their stocks of goods
and Bert do the business.
We would remind those who did not SET
out shade trees last spring, that it would he O
good plan to do 80 next fall.
Some of our young folks expect to start
out in the matrimonial business before long
but we won't mention names.
Edison Howard has purchased all of Hiram
Coolies land, outside the village plat, except
one tier of lots which Goble retains.
w. L. Long commenced his duties rs Just
ice of the Peace, July 4th. He is a temper.
ance man and cases which come before him
will be justly dealt with.
Pine Grove IL booming. Everest il put
in additional machinery and will employ q
greater number of hands. This shows tie
need of the new road that was to be made
between the two villages 20 that people might
locate and reside here in our pleasant and
and beautiful town, even though they were
employed at Pine Grove.
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Presbyterian Church-Rev. II. w. Harvey,
Pastor. Sunday School at IL Mr.. j. W. Free,
supt. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening.
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PLACEMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.
Apprsr OF rRAIN.RoBBERs.

ARREST OF TRAIN.ROBBERs.
POPLAR BLUFF, Mo-, July 6.-Part OF gang
bosses are in search of OF the gang Those
captured refuse TO give their names.
SMALLPOX IN WISCONSIN,
CHICAGO, July Ga special dispatch from
Hussiord wis., states that smallpox is raging III tnat
Town several deaths have already occurred, ana Sc
rious time is apprehended.
A MERCHANT COMMITS SUICIDE
ST. LOUIS, July 6.-The body of J. II. Plant,
in East ST. Louis this morning, he having committed
suicide The Is supposed to be financial difficult
ties.
AN EDITOR BEGINS LIBEL SUIT.
CLEVELAND, July G.-Edwln COwies, Editor
of The LeGder Today began suit against me Penny
mous letter which charged Mr. Cowles with cruelty to
his daughter
MURDERER FOUND DEAD
CAIRO III, July 9Th" body of kilgOur,
the Of Gardner, who shot Marshal Bryant at
Belmont last week while Bryant trying to arrest
him, and who was shot by Bryant was found to-day
about fifty yards from the scene OF the hght
BANK TELLER DISAPPEARS.
QUINCY H., July 6.-W. III. Smith, teller
ago 10 visit friends On the night OF June 2G lie LEFT Tor
Kansas CITY since which time nothing has been heard
fouly dealt with.
NOMINATED FOR JUDGE.
DANVILLE, ny. July Ga. l.. richards, OF
Judge OF lid District by the Democratic Convention
He is Virgnian by birth, eXCOnfederate officer and
defended Judge Hargs in his great suit His nomination
shows again the hand Of HTgis, tie Don Cameron OF
Kentucky.
CoLoNIsTs GOING TO TIE INDIAN TERRITORY.
ST.. LOUIS, July 6.-Captain Payne OF Okla
homa Territory noOIety, reports that ne vi" start Tor
the Indian Territory July 20 with the largest band of
cOlonss that YET gone into the Territory He says
he does think Secretary Teller viii Interfere Win
their movement.
INDIANS THREATENING RETALIATION
DURANGO, Col, July 6-SavarO, one of the
nuian pOce, killed Western Indian yesterday at the
southern Ute Agency. Ignaco, chief OF the southern
Utes they viii retaliate the white settlers In
dlan cent Patton notified the commander at Fort
Lewis to warn the settlers Of the danger.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

THE SITUATION OF IRISH AFFAIRS.
LONDON July G.-In the House of Commons to-
night Mr. Bright supported the motion to go into
committee on the Arrears bill. He expressed conf
dencc in Mr. Gadstones estimate OF the cost and the
means of defraying it from the Church surplus. He
deprecated the manner in which the opponents of
the bill had referred to the Land Act OF 1881 ex-
pressed asonishment at the opposition OF tue Irish
members TO the emigration clause; believed
that if the country became more tranquil
the purchase clauses would go into ex-
tensve operation; approved the method
of making advances, and declared that he
did not believe that the Land Act was failure.
Regarding the taunts of halfheartedness flung at
the Government he said there was no virtue more
required in dealing with Ireland than that OF
patience. He declared that oil the Irish were not
discontented disloyalnnd dishonest that the we'll
disposed looked TO the House of Commons for the
means to promote peace and good order, ana that
hundreds of thousands weary Of anarchy were Will
ing 10 support the Government far % they could
aud dared In restoring obedience TO the law
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CONDITION OF TIE CROPS.

CHICAGO, July G.-Dlspatches from ROches-
ter Mnn say that the wheat is growing finely Barley,
winter wheat and rye VIII in places be cut in about
ten days Corn backward but is improving the latest
weather being favorable. The present outlook Is that
more than an average yield will be harvested.
sHELBYyILLE, Ill, July 6-This Is the second week of
the wheat harvest in this section, and with the excep
ton OF three days. the weather has been unex
eeptionabe. Wheat is unusually good, and Is perhaps
better than has been garnered for than twenty
years The 0at and grass crops are good but they are
badly down in places and mucn Of them Will be cut
with diincuty If at all The corn crop will be short
LINCOLN, Neb., July 6.-Ihe weather thus far this
week is remarkably cold, particularly at night All
the reports Of received good. The outlook for
wheat becomes more 1atterng every day. dispatch
from jefferson County says that wheat will average
twenty-five bushels to the All other small gram
viii average In proportion.
McLEANsBORoUGH Ill, July 6.-Wheat Is about all
harvested in this county The acreage is not large as
in former years but the yield is much better averaging
about bushels Oats are in fine condition
and the acreage much larger than usual The yield
will be to nom tyhye 70 forty bushels TO the acre
MACOMB, ILL.,, July 6-The wet weather OF the past
three months has almost ruined the corn crop of Nc
Donough County. There some good fields OF corn in
every nelghborhood. Experienced farmers estimate
tne average crop u one-tlrd oi Last years yleld-
HuIsBoRoUGn, ILL.,. July 6.-1he weather here for the
last few days has been very favorable The crop OF oats
is splendid and there is very large acreage. Corn Is
behind, but fair crop for good season is raised
HOLLAND, 5Lci July 6.-Farmers state this afternoon
that "A severe thunderstorm, accompanied with haih
stones as large marbles passed Alegan County
Yesterday, lasting thirty minutes. At Hamilton and
eastward from there IL was still worse There was CON
siderable damage to crops
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
ARREST OF A FRATRICIDE


WATERBURY, Conn, July 6-Erank Dagon, who
not let hun take his horse has been arrested
REDUCING HEAVY BAIL.
UTICA n. Y. July 6-Judge Coke to-day granted
az s G S fS to % o y rGTo' Lee H'
REFORM IN THE MUNICIPAL SYSTEM.
PHILADELPHIA, July G.-lhe Council Committee
CITY day ANA addressed By ex-MayOr Vaux and
MESSING sAILoRs SUPPOSED TO BE LOST
GLOUCEsTER Mass, July 0.-IheTe are no tldln"s
Of the mssns men Of te schoOner aa;sas,O o hiS Poi
They have gN up lost
A PROFESSOR REMOVED
Boston, July 6.-At a meeting OF the state Board
Of today It voted 10 70 Professor walter
a.s0 IRON the State DnectOTslIp of Art
KILLED By FALLING EARTH
NORFOLK. \. u, July O-Joseph JeSmOre was
killed Sa % the 9g in Of % cay I eaP a Il n wia% Sa,ss
dug IL found 70 be pressed against wheeibaTrow
SUICIDE OF A SOLDIER
BALTIMORE july 6.-Leonard knippenberger,
Si n "a @ sg saSns ssGs & s
SELF with his musEet lie had been drinking heavily of late
EXCITEMENT CAUSED BY WRECKAGE
LONG BRANCH, N. j., July 6.-Consderable ex-
cte%en CT caused here ths morning by e The drifting ashore
had gone % pieces eaf befon Tne pieces were from the
wreck Of the steamer rny.
BRiDGEpoRT, Conn, July G.-John 5. Wells
Of s city was G stEGSk BY the & car which
AZ tIS % no Nm s & Both eg and one arm were
hye years Of age, and leaves wife and ohdren
PEACH-GkowERs' MEETING.
DOVER, Del, July 6.-lhe peach-growers' meet
ing qrganIzed this afternoon. Robert IL
resolutions providing for the appointment Committee
railroad Oftcas 10
In Inc NewYOrk Boston not exceeding
$40 NeWl Ok aEd$410 car 10 Boston, and
froIn other points
FRATRICIDE IN BOSTON.
Boston. July 6-Ihis evening about 8 o'clock,
Thomas MaRuire twentysix, went 10 the
brother William age thirty and endeay0red 10 him
from sleep William resisted all efforts HIM finaly
the brothers engaged quarrel which ended IN
stabbng william IN the neck ana causing death in
8 few minutes The murderer was arrested
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

In NeW.Yors for having complied with request for
hd 70 tne lsepuDIcan will not do this for
ers Il would be an act OF dshonor in me 70 so
turn upon any Republican, Official who thus contributed.
Beside u Is needless az means Of testing the sense OF
said section In my Judgment neither the Attorney
General or the United states the
require instruction either from you self to tho
meaning OF lava, their duties In prosecutions
lations Of them, and therefore leave subject with
them, you having declined to unite in making case
against me a. being tho party equally respon-
sible with any contributor As for myself Mr.. Curtis,
tits only due to csndor TO say THAI long
Of show throughout all the Gull States sys
tematic OF tissue ballots for purposes OF fraud
systematic throwing out OF ballots cast and the insertion
OF ballots cast the systematic defeat Of the exercise
of the right OF suffrage and every conceivable violation
OF law the purpose OF thwartng the expression OF the
popular will aud long IL be proved impossible To
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OF this country. propose to help MAINTAIN Republi
organization whch shalt DO strong enough TO pre-
vent these outrages. or, when their COM
mission cannot be prevented to punish tho criminals,
holders and otherwise TO supply the Congressional Com
mttee with the necessary means for Smiling TINS crime
against our common liberty To the extent that you In
the role You are now playing may succeed in Gripping
the operations OF this committee yon will become most
efficient ally OF the Southern bulldozer, and mos; pow
erfu promoter OF their invdious and destructive meth
obs, and there leave you. Very respectfully yours,
JAY A. HUBBsLL,
Chairman Republican Congressional Committee.
Mr. GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS, Ncw-fOrk CITY.
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AFFAIRS IN JAPAN.

YOKOHAMA, June 13-Some of the terms of
the treaty between Corea and the United states excite
surprise. For example, the open acknowledgment OF
Chna's supremacy Corea and the subsequent re-
pudation. The inquiry Is raised whether the question
of the dependeney OF Corea can be decided by
treaty with Western Power, and the belief is com
monty expressed that difficulties will grow out OF the
construction of this phraseology 1t appears evident
that the tre5ty must be regarded with much caution
particularly account Of the anmosity against Com
modore Shufeld created by his letter to ex-senator
Sargent. This letter has aroused bitter feeling in
Chinese official circles and predictions are current that
all transactions his part Will be oyerthrown The
situation quite unprecedented ana solution OF the
matters involved be expected until after the new
Envoy from America to China has reached his post
Cholera slowly spreads in Yokohama notwithstanding
efforts the authorities. Over 1000 laDorer5
employed daily cleaning the streets disinfectng and
destroying foul food The foreign representatives, ex
cept the American afford effective cooperation, but
make OF exTaertoria privileges To emDarrass the
Governments action regards tho dobarkat!on iron
dangerous porte.
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CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-In the Senate to-
day Mr.. Hoar, from the Judiciary Committee reported
with an amendment the Senate bill fixing the salaries Of
the Judges OF the District Courts of the United states at
So 1000. The bill amended merely adds $500 per an
to the salary of ecah Judge, except In thc Dsct OF
California. The bill went TO tine calendar
The River and Harbor Appropriation bill was further
considered The Senate committee added 81 096l00 TO
the bill as it came from the House. making the total
S19 483975 For the improvement Of the Mississippi
River had been added for the Improvement OF
the Missouri River 300 900; and for NewY0rk Harbor
an increase SlO7 is provided for The committee
added provision authorizing the secretary OK
lay and construct canal from point on tho
Illinois River at the town Of Hennepin To the
Mississippi River Rock Island, and appyo-
prated 500 for the work. The amendments OF the
committee were cOncurred in All questions OF order
were oyerruled by vote of 33 To l3 The senate al
journed at sos without taking hna action
the House Mr. Belmont, OF Newlork, called up tho
motion to reconsider the vote by which the House re-
fused 10 order to third reading te joint resolution
authorizing the President TO call international confer
ence to fx ON and recommend for universal adoption
common primo meridian be used In the reckoning or
Ongu and n the regulation OF time throughout tho
world The reconsdered, and the JOINT resou-
ton read "a third time and passed.
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THE AsIATIC SQUADRON.

WASHINGTON. July 6.-Rear Admiral Clitz,
commanding the Asiatic Station reports to the Navy
Department date of Kobe Japan, June o. the fox
lowing disposition OF the vessels OF that squadron; The
swatara left Chefoo May 8, and after visiting Yin sau
Corea and Shanghai arrived at Nagasak June A. having
conveyed Commodore Shufedt, who Is now at Nagasai
TO and from COrea Admiral Cliu expected to leave
Ko5e in the dag ship Richmond for Nagasah on June
OF o; the Ashueot TO leave Kobe on June for
Yokohama, acting convoy 10 the Alert The !attr
vessel will probably be docked and examined &c foko-
slki and from there will so to Yokohama, where al
transfers OF sick and prisoners will be made she VIII
then proceed TO Mare Island California. Tue Nonocaey
while at Hagasak docked and received some slight
repairs she will remain there for the present. The
Patas is at Kobe, On May "a the Richmond 9Fjssed snip,
English 1ag the MAN, In honor OF inc anniversary or
the birthday Queen OF England and hred sulufo
of twentyone guns and June the British Cruising
Squadron into the harDor OF Kobe aud tnelr nag
ship, the Duke, saluted the American nag with
thirteen guns when salute as returned AT that u1e
there were six British men-ofwar at Kobe. Affairs IN
China and Japan continued quiet The health OF thp
officers and men Of the squadron Was generally good
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GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.
INTERNAL REVENUE TAXATION.


WASHINGTON, July 6.-The text of the bill
reported to the Senate from Finance Committee by
Mr.. Morrill, to-day to reduce internal revenue taxation
as follows:
That and after the passage OF this act except as
hereinafter provided, the taxes herein specned I'M
posed by the Internal Revenue laws now in force DO
and the same hereby, repealed namely: Inc taxes
the capital aud deposits OF banks and bankers ex
cept such taxes due and payable and on and
after May 1888 the stamp tax on bank checks drafts,
orders and vouchers, and the tax Oh watches, per-
fumcry, medicinal preparations and other articles lu-
posed by schedule following section 3,437 or SAID Re
Vised Statutes, provided that drawback shall Do
allowed upon articles embraced in said schedule thai
shall be exported and after the hrst day OF May,
1883. ~
sEc. 2.-That from and after May /, 1888, dealers
in leaf tobacco shall pay Sl2 dealers In manufactured
tobacco shall pay ~ 40 all manufacturers OF tobacco
shall pay &c. manufacturers OF cigars shall pay ~.
Peders OF tobacco, snuff and cigars shall pay speclai
follows Pediers OF the irst-cass as now de-
ehall pay S5; Dedlers of the third-class shall
81 20 and peders OF the fourthcass ehal pay s3 co.
Retail dealers in leaf tobaccosha pay $3.50 ana 80 cents
for each dollar the amount OF the monthly sales In
/. excess OF the rate of $500.
SEC. 3.That cigars which shall be manufactured,
sold removed for consumption or sale on and ater
January l. 1888 there shall be assessed and collected
following taxes to be paid by ihe Manufacturer
thereof cigars Of all descriptions, made OF tobacco
therefor - per thousand on cigarettes
weighing not three pounds per Thousand, 10
cents per thousand cigarettes weighing more thaD
three pounds per thousand, "A per thousand.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jul

WAsIIISGrOS, Thursday July d, 1887
Secretary Folger returned from NewYOrk and was
at the Treasury Department to-day
The statement that Minister Lowell has rendered MS
resign alton is officially denied at the White House, and
also at the State Department.
Foreman Uessler OF the Treasury cabinet shop, has
rendered his sgnaon pending the investigation now
being made into the affairs OF that otlce
The contract for furnishing two parquetry floors for
the north wing state, War and Navy Departments
building has been awarded to Groocock Co., of New
York
REPRESENTATIVE Kasson, of the With Congressional
District Iowa, to-day received telegram announcing
his denomination TO Congress by accianlatlon.
Owing the failure OF appropriations, sixteen CLERKS
one fireman and nine abOrers discharged from the
Post-Onice Department to-uay
Tho Senate in executive session confirmed several
nominations for Postmasters Indian Agents, Receiver
of Public Money and promotions in the Army and
Navy.
Awards for contracts furnishing the Post Office De-
partlnent with marking aud rating stamps have been
granted " william Murhead, OF Washington, d. T.; W.
ID. wcsson OF Providence, r. l., and B. Chambers, OF
Washington, d. L. Tne aWarusAh'oNe tHV SApSn"i'uA"
OF $4,000.
The contested election now pending before tho
House are those OF smas against Tlman from the Vth
District OF South Carolina and smith against Shelley,
from the VITA District OF Alabama. In the former case
the Committee on Eections recommend that the con-
esant seated and III the latter that the seat DO de-
clared vacant, tie contesi ant being dead.
The House bill to reduce internal revenue taxation
was finally agreed TO by the senate Finance Committee
today and as amended, subsequently reported to
the Senate by Mr. Morrill,. Tho committee struck out
the proviso which allowed drawback on all unbroken
paekages of checks matches, cigars, cheloots aud
cigarettes and amended the bill so rs TO provide ta INC
reduction shall not effect till after the lst DAY or
May, 1888.
1t is uuoficiay stated that, In accordance Win exist
ing laws four additional light batteries VIII DC equipped
making two for each artillery regiment IL is aso un
o,ood that General sherman In favor Of tho detail
of three Years for captains and five years for eutensns
M on aht artillery duty stations for the new bat
teries will probably DC Omaha, Fort vancouver, roh'
Smelling and san AntoDiOs fexas
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4 DESTRUCTTTE WESTERN STORM

CHICAGO, July GA dispatch from Atchi-
son, Kan says: tornado swept over Columbus Kan,
yesterday. Trees uprooted, stacked grain scat
tered corn cut down, and much property was wrecked
j. p. Thomas's frame house was completely demolished,
and six persons in the house were 'aost severely -
iured Mrs A. Davis, who sick in bed, and her
child were badly hurt. Best & Sons mill was
partly destroyed. At Girard and Beknap much dam.
age was DONE The farms and towns In Crawford
Connty were visited by the tornado at a much later
hour and the grain in those sections injured Peter
Crawford and James Arrow smith are reported 10 be
dead, and members OF their families Injured Dy Dems
blOH
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INSURRECTION LEADERS KILLED.
BUENos AYREs, July 6.-The principal leaders of
the insurrection in Uruguay have been killed.
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Thursday July @, 1882.
new Ministry has constituted in Bulgaria with
General SObOlcff as President.
The steamer Varna occupying the Dutch section OF the
Polar expedition has sailed for Dickson Haven
The Recreo Theatre at Madrid mas been destroyed by
fire.
100000 M
Count Totoi has instructed the frontier authorities
TO do all that possible to facilitate the return of the
Jews TO Russia.
The Standards correspondent at Copenhagen states
positively that the coronation of the Car has been
postponed until 1888
1t stated that NJ de Gers Minister Of Foreign Affairs
of Russia after having had exchange Of views with
Count Tosto Minister the Interior sent conclatory
communications 10 the Vatican.
TORONTO, Ont, July Ga cable dispatch from London
TO The GIobe says: The Canadian Wimbledon team has
arrived here and will proceed &c WOrmwOod Scrubs to
practise until tue Wimbledon meeting opens. The Chan
mel Islands are scndiug strong team ~ compete for
the KOlapore Cup"
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GARFIELD MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.

CLEVELAND, July 6.-The incorporatOrs Of
the Garfield National Monument Association held q
raetng here to-day with ex-President Hayes us char
man. The following Board OF Trustees was elected: For
one year-Messrs H. b. Hayes, Amos Townsend Joseph
Perkins, H. b. Payne and selah Chamberlain; Tor Two
years-Governor Charles Boster. james G Blame Ben
amin Dean, J. p. Handy and J. H. Rhodes Tor tnfee
vears-Goyernor A. B. Cornell J. H. WADE Jonn nay,
Enoch IT. Carson and Daniel 7. Eclls- Aoou1 Si-"o"~
bss nsenn contributed To the fund in all. .,..,.,
Tue trustees subsequently, held meeting ana ees vice.
,hs so,owne officers. President. Charles roster w
aav,s So r H. Hayes and A. ID. Cornell seeiey -
n 1Soies Executive Committee. Charles ros.,, %
Hayes, j. II. Wade, H. B. fayns Al" '"'eS