The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-08-24

In York, Pa, Aug. IA, aged 70 years He
was born In that State, and became Chief
Justice Of its Supreme Court in 1854 He
was Attorney General and Secretary of
SAFE Ter President Buchanan. He par
ticipated in nearly all the great cases before
the Sulreme Court, including the consti u
tionality OF the Reconstruction acts, beside
being engaged in the Vanderbilt will case,
the Belknap impeachment, and the McGar-
rahan claim.
Messrs. T. p. O'Connor, Thomas
Sexton and L. NJ Healy will visit the United
States after the adjournment of Parliament
in the interest of the Irish Land League
movement
Dwellings in the towns of Casamic-
ciola and forio, on lschia island recently
ruined by an earthquake are being built in
large numbers, mostly of wood
In the British House of Commons
Gladstone said the h9Ditual violence of the
language used by Healy, Home Rule men,
Der, deserved the severest Reproduction, as
tending to stimulate national hatred Healy
replied that there would soon be physic {
warfare if the Irish had the power to en-
gage in struggle.
1t is expected that one of the Irish
Bishops will visit the United States to raise
money TO supplement the s250,00O grant to
carry out the Parnen migration scheme of
set ling peasants of the "congested" dis
tricts on reclaimed waste lands
The Tories of the House of Lords
have decided to reject the Irish Registration
bill, which has passed the Commons, and
which proposes to assimilate the Irish to the
English system. 1t is probable that the
Commons will not insist on the passage of
the bill 1t would greatly increase the pow
er of the Parnellites in several of the Irish
constituencies
William Vert Sykes, United States
Consul at Cardiff, and husband of Olive Lo-
gan. is dead.
Matches are being imported from
Sweden to New York in great quantities,
paying duty of 35 per cent
1t cost 21.22 cents per bushel to send
wheat from Chicago 30 Liverpool in 1913.
last year it cost IA cents per bushel, and
this year the average cost is q 0S cents. The
freight charges on grain from Chicago to
New York by lake, canal and rail have fallen
off since 1865 on an average 66 PER cent
The Heater Lumber Company's mill
and yards ut Moline, Ill were burned caus-
ing total loss to the concern of 100000
Joseph McInerny, an Alderman and
saloon keeper of st. Joseph, Mo-, has been
,;ofa oil tha lou, ~
ing his place open Sunday. He was fined
$50 and his license was revoked
In q Justices office, in Cedar Falls,
Iowa, an injured father took the law into
his own hands and killed colored man
who had abducted his daughter and ruined
her by force. The Justice had ordered the
room cleared of the crowd and was about
TO render his decision under the forms of
law, when the outraged parent stepped be-
hind the Deputy Sheriff and ended the case
with q revolver
John Kelly writes to the Hon. Michael
K McGrath, of Jefferson City, that if the
sold ticket" shall be renominated lit will
De supported with as much vigor and effort
as that made in 1876 by US"
Twelve stores ana SIX warehouses nj
Crawford, Miss. representing 100000, were
burned.
The cotton caterpillar has appeared
On the plantations near Columbia, s c. Eff
forts are being made to save the crop by
burning night lights and using Paris green.
OF the amount appropriated by the
last River and Harbor bill s5,45S ,434 re-
manned unexpended the LIST Of July. OF the
29l improvements appropriated for 25l were
in progress