The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-05-25
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

Jesse Oakley e. Co., soap manufac-
tureis, ut New York, are insolvent The
p efel en- es amount to s2l4, 406
Forest fires in the vicinity of Groton,
VT have destroyed sl5l.C0 worth Of prop
erty.
The car shops of the Pennsylvania
Raj ad Company situated on the mead
ows near Newark, N. j., were destroyed by
fire NJ total loss of $4,000 Many valuable
coaches aid engines we e burned Nearly
500 men are left unemployed
Charles Avery, who was Professor of
Chemistry in Hamilton College, New York,
for thirty five years, from 1884 to 1869 is
dead, at the age of 81.
About 1000 miners in the railroad
at the scent rate pending settlement by
the operators and miners trades tribunal
The mysterious conundrum of the
Irish murder trials is finally answered, and
the guesses Of the detectives turn out to be
right Tynan admits that he is No. / Of the
Invincibles, and through his attorney, Roger
A. Pryor, announces himself ready to re-
United States He denies that he has bsen
n fugitive from justice or in hiding but
admits that he has not attempted To oh rude
himself upon public notice The letter was
sent to the counsel for the British consulate,
who replied that he has received no in
struct ons whatever looking to the arrest of
lyman, but will be glad to communicate
with the gentleman wien circumstances re-
quira
The General Assemblies of the Pres
byterian church, Nor,h and South, have APP
pointed committees TO am a1ge plan for
CO op, ration in certain departments of re-
lgious work, the plan to be submitted to
the General Assemblies next year This
action is regarded as the first step toward
the union of the Northern and Southern
churches
What old sailors pronounce the worst
blow experienced in many years swept over
the lakes on the 20th and 21st of May It
was particularly violent on Lake Michigan
Shipping suffered greatly, and from all
points along the lake disasters and loss of
life are reported At Chicago several vessels
were driven ashore, and half dozen persons
drowned At Milwaukee four vessels were
beached and number of others badly dam
aged. Three men were drowned The
storm extended into Lake Huron AMI
did great damage to shipping there. There
was a sudden fall of temperature followed
by a snow-storm. Two inches of the
3beautiful" fell at Escanaba, Mich, three
inches at Toledo, Ohio, and in the region Of
Lima, Ohio, snow covered the ground to the
depth of nearly foot.
Mrs. DIR. Ridley, daughter of the late
Senator Hill jumped from a runaway buggy
at Atlanta, GA, and was fatally hurt
jay Gould is said to be DESTROYS OF
acquiring the East Tennes see Virginia and
Georgia railroad, which will furnish his rail
way system with q seaport outlet In tho
South
A family feud in ST. Helena parish
resulted in the killing Of @ ZION and Fierce
Iainer, brothers, and william Curlcy
Kate Kane, the Milwaukee female
lawyer, has been released from ta1, having
served her sentence of thirty days
Ann Eliza Young nineteenth wife of
the late Mormon prophet, was married ut
Lodi, Ohio, TO Moses l. Dunning, banker
OF Manistee, Mich.
A boiler explosion in the new Wolver-
inc paper mill at Detroit. WI ecked the struyt.
ure and killed two rncn The loss TO tho
owners is about &C. ,0cO
Or. Laske, the prominent German
Liberal leader, has announced his formal
withdrawal from poitica! life. He (. usfcr-
ing greatly from i'll health, and intcnds to
80 to America for IN indefinite period