The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-10-25
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

n treaty Oh peace mas Deen SlBueu
between the Gillian Government and Gen.
lgeslas, and Lima and Callos will soon be oc-
cupiod by Peruvians.
The bull and bear movements in Wall
street are seriously affecting the price of
American securities in the London market.
Canadian securities are declining on account
of the lack Of confidence in the Dominion
politicians, who mix finance and politics, and
European securities are not strong because
of the uncertain disposition of the powers
But for the stock-gambling methods of the
Wall street people it is believed that Ameri-
can railway stocks would find ready sale ut
advanced prices.
Gold ore worth from $50 to $3.50 per
ton Is said 20 have been discovered near Lis
bon, Dakota.
The Bank of Pennington, Mimi,
with liabilities of $4,000, has made an as
signment.
The Hon. Charles j. Albright, oldest
cx-Congrcssman from the old Sixteenth Ohio
district, died at Cambridge, Ohio
NJ. Nj. Kitieman, of Michigan, de-
feated William Martin in foot race of 100
yards at Portland, Oregon, for 81, 900, making
the distance in nine and three-quarters sec
onds.
The people of San Francisco suggest
the employment of revenue cutters now lying
idle in that Port to prevent the smuggling of
Chinese across the border of Washington Ter
ritory.
A fire at Grand Haven, Michigan,
burned Stearn's windmill and pump-works
and other buildings, the total loss being $685.
900. c. +. Vests hour-mil ut Gutenberg,
Iowa. worth $50, 900, was also destroyed.
Mrs. Carey will receive weekly al
lowancc Of 81 los. for herself and family I'M
Ill the conclusion of the trial of O'Donnell.
She has been prohibited from cOnfiding In in
reviewers.
The excitement over the mysterious
murder of the girl Fora Burns reached fever
heat ut Lincoln, H., last week, when the Off
GERS placed under arrest Mr.. Orrn \. Car
penter, sufficient evidence having been Sc
cured TO warrant this step. Carpenter is
leading merchant of Lincoln, has a wife and
two interesting daughters, lives in fine
house, Is quite wealthy, and, during
a residence Of thirty years in and about Lin
coin, has enjoyed high reputation for prob
ity of character and business integrity. The
arrest of such a man for the henous crime OF
murder naturally created Il sensation in the
community where he was known and re-
spected. Various circumstances pointed UNI
erringly 10 him the author of
the deed, but his neighbor and friends
were slow to believe him guilty,
regarding him rather as the victim
of IN unfortunate chain of circumstances.
The murdered girl had formerly worked as
domestic in the family OF Carpenter.
Letters and other circumstances go TO show
that he was criminally intimate with her and
that she was eHcicntc. ON her last and fatal
visit TO Lincoln he was the only person she
was known TO have visited, having been
closetcd with him for an hour. The same
evening she murdered in a secluded spot
near the town. Buggy tracks were seen
near the corpse, and were traced thence back
toward Lincoln. An examination of Car.
penters buggy lines and whip revealed dis
colorations resembling blood. The articles
were sent to Chicago, where Il chemist
amined them and pronounced the spots
human blood. The murdered girl was buried
on Friday, Oct. 81, at st. Elmo, Ill. Thomas
Dukes, the unfortunate girls fiancee, upon
whom suspicion for time rested, was present
at the burial.
Henry Irving, the English actor, ar
rived in New York last week. He was met
"down the bay" by Lawrence Barrett and
William ]. Florence, who took him on board
Tilden's yacht, Yosemite, where he partook
of some refreshments before landing.