The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-08-17

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600 by the burning of the Kimbali House.
The flames appeared in rear building about
daylight, giving time 20 arouse the guests,
all Of whom were safely removed. II. L
Kimbal spent sc00,00o on the house, and
Robert Toombs was one Of its latest
owners
The annexation of Bosnia and Her
zegoyina by Austria Is being negotiated by
the German, Turkish, and Austrian Govern
ments.
English physicians who have had ex-
perience in India say the cholera in Egypt
is different In character from the Asiatic
type.
Senior Gorilla, ten years ago great
Ministerial leader In Spain. is now the head
and front Of an insurrection which is hurry
ing his country into civil war.
The New South Wales Government
has consented to the landing Of the IRISH In
formers, and undertakes to protect them
Cetewayo, the Zulu King, reported
killed In battle, Is a very live man
Twelve men lost their lives by an &C
cident in the Northern Pacific tunnel at
Bozeman, Mont
Three boys and dog were killed by
thunderbolt near Lincoln, Neh
l.. G. Watkins, charged with cattle
stealing, was taken from the Sheriff at Can
non City, Col, and shot to death by an
armed mob Of cowboys
Crop reports from Minnesota and
Dakota indicate that the grain yield will be
greater than 1t has ever been before. In
Southern Minnesota a splendid harvest is
promised. The Wisconsin farmers are quite
well satisfied with the prospects The grain
and corn crops of Nebraska ore excellent
The reports from Michigan, Kansas and
Arkansas are also quite satisfactory.
Adjutant General Drum has sent O
circular to the Adiutant Generals of the
States, inquiring if the militia could be
modified within forty ight hours, and will
make O special report to Congress on the
subject
The battle-fag Of the Third Iowa
volunteers, which was captured before At
lanta by Gen Pat Cleburne, has been sent
by Georgia lady to Adj. Cen Alexander at
Des Moines
Cortina, the Mexican rebel, is out
near Queretaro ut the head of 800 revolu-
tionists 1t is believed that general rising
will take place in the northern provinces Of
our Southern neighbor during the winter
Complaints are made of the arbitrary course
of national administration in interfering
with the local authorities
G. E. Heath, of Chicopee, Mass, rode
q tricycle. eight miles down Mount Wash
ing on in fifty-fve minutes
A horrible accident, due to the care
lessness of the victims, occurred near
Pittsburgh on the Baltimore and Ohio rfil-
road Three men stepped out of the way
OF freight train into the very front Of an
express train, and were instantly ground to
death
The cotton crop in various districts
of the South is suffering from want of rain
and the attacks of the cotton-worm.
In Miller county, Ga, Joseph Full
ford, with the aid of a negre, beat his wife
to death and sunk the body in the creek A
mob forced a confession from the colored
accomplice and then hanged both to a tree
near the jail at Colquitt
The American Minister in Mexico
has cut off all intercourse with the German
representative. because of the neglect Of
the latter to hoist his flag on the Fourth of
July until note was sent to remind him of
his duty.
A stage was stopped near Riverside,
Arizona, by robbers who killed the express
messenger and secured $500 in coin. An
other stage was plundered near Prescott,
but the amount taken is not known