The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-02-16

Middle Park. Col Mike Flynn. a companion
of the victims, was rescued after being
buried eighteen hours under the snow. He
was fatally injured
The recent snow-storm in Wyoming
exceeded In severity anything In the histo.y
of the Territory.
Arthur Bryant, brother of the poet,
William Cullen Bryant, well-known nur-
seryman, died at Princeton, ILL.,, aged SO
1t has been discovered that coffee
house in Chicago regularly takes the COM
monest grades and, by chemical process,
converts them into an imitation of old
Government Java, at profit OF cents per
pound
Three hundred people were rendered
homeless by the deluge at Fremont Ohio
A man, his wife and child were
drowned near Upper Sandusky, Ohio, while
trying to cross a swollen stream
At Okmulgee, in the Indian Territory,
Creek Indian who had received large
amount of "back pay" due him by the Gov
eminent, became suddenly crazed by his
newly acquired wealth, and went about
killing every one with whom he came in
contact After Staying three of his neigh
bors an effort was made to capture the wild
murderer, which falling, he was shot to
death by his pursuers
Illinois has ], 1856 lunatics in the four
asylums, ,232 in the county almshouses and
l,9l7 under private treatment
Hamline University, near Minneapo-
lis, was destroyed by fire, with a loss of $685.
coo, partially covered by insurance. The
work of rebuilding will begin as soon as
building operations are practicable.
A Pacific Springs (Wy. To stage
coach was caught in the recent terrible
storm, and the travellers had to abandon the
vehicle, after which two of them were
frozen to death, and another will lose his
hands and feet. The driver of the stage says
the snow is two feet on the level, and cattle
are starving
Capt. Payne and his followers, with
train of 100 wagons. were captured south
OF the Cimarron river, and were escorted TO
Fort Reno.
The floods at Pomeroy, Ohio, put
lTOIl SIX 10 ten ltcJ VI hubtI III IllC Dli-l-
ness uses, and the loss is estimated at
100000
Henry Deces, German teamster,
cut his own and his wife's throat at ST.
Louis while crazed with jealousy. The un-
fortunate couple leave FIVE small children
Capt. McGregor, of the propeller
Wisconsin, having recently crossed Lake
Michigan, states that there were only thirty
miles of open water, and that another week
of cold weather might make a bridge from
Milwaukee to Grand Haven
The Oregon short line of the Union
5hone Junction, Idaho, 81 miles from the
main line,
A mail-pouch was rifled of 140 regis
tered letters in the baggage-room OF the
lepot at Cedar Rapids One letter was
known TO contain 81 100
Milton Yarberry, a notorious despera-
do, with a dozen homicides to answer for,
was hanged at Albuquerque, n, NJ, for the
murder OF Charles Campbell.
The steamer Gem sailed from Seattle,
On the Pacific coast, and was soon after
found TO be on fire The result was the loss
of five lives
4 Milwaukee dispatch reports that
William L Cramer, the founder and editor
in-chief of the Milwaukee EUening Wisconsin,
who went through the horrors of the New
hall House fire, is in very precarious con-
dition- 1t was at first believed that the
veteran journalist had escaped compare
lively unframed from the fire, but blood
poisoning has developed as a consequence
of his injuries, and there is little hope of his
recovery