The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-09-07

Congressman Carlisle, of Kentucky,
thinks Randall has no chance for the Speak.
ership and regards his own election as
foregone conclusion
Judge Hoadly, the Democratic can.
didate fer Governor of Ohio, is suffering
from nervous prostration. He left the
other day for Philadelphia to consult his
old physician
M. E. Cults, Representative in Con
gress for the Sixth District of Iowa. died at
Oskaloosa, his home.
At the Iowa State Fair, the record
showed that there had been 6,132 entries
made which is LOCO more than last year
the greatest fair in the history of the society.
Near Frankfort, d. t., the boiler
attached to some farm machinery exploded
killing four men and seriously wounding
five others The body of one Of the victims
was blown 100 yards and broken into frag-
mentS
BY the failure of an air brake, passen,
ger trains collided ut Colchester, on the Yer
mont Central road, thirteen trainmen receiv-
ing severe injuries.
The cattle diseases known as bloody
urine has appeared on farm near New
burg, N. T., and Is fatal in every instance.
Though common in Europe, these are the
first cases known in America.
What is thought to have been an in
cendiary fire broke out at New Haven, CT
The loss aggregated s100, 900, of which three
fourths was sustained by Charles T. Brown,
builder.
The Qudneck Company held meet
ing at Providence, r. l., at which Stephen
Harris was elected President Mr.. Harris
then repaired to tn officee of the company
and demanded possession of EX-Gov. Will
lam Sprague but the latter said he would
kill Harris if he attempted to take posses
sion, and also informed him there were men
at the mill who would quickly take his life
Harris withdrew
There is bad blood between colored
people and the whites of Marshall, Texas
Some shots have been EXCHANGED. Great
excitement prevails, and threats are freely
INDUCED in.
A Montreal dispatch says the steam.
ship Ludwig is sixty days out from Antwerp,
and the owners have abandoned all hope of
her safety. There were seventy persons on
board twenty-four Of whom were pas.
sengers
Mary Anderson has scored brilliant
triumph in London She made her debut In
Henry Irving's Lyceum Theater, in the pres
ence of q large and brilliant audience in
tho I'm or of p0rfhanio and har
ception amounted to a genuine ovation
The young actress was repeatedly called be-
fore the curtain.
The 'foot-and-mouth disease is in
creasing alarmingly among the cattle in
England
Cetewayo has appealed to the English
for protection in Zululand, as a state of an
archy prevails
The French Literary Club at Metz
has been closed by Baron Won Manteuffel, the
German commander.
Irishmen in London have subscribed
money to pay an eminent solicitor to defend
ODonnell, Carey's slayer
Two men named Casey and Kelly
have been arrested in Glasgow for attempt
ing to destroy property with dynamite last
January
The military has suppressed fresh
disorders in Hungary growing out of riots
against the Jews at Rala A mob of 20
peasants, who invaded Krapina to attack
the Jews, was fired upon and one man killed
and several wounded
The official report shows there have
been 27,31S deaths from cholera in Egypt
since the outbreak of the epidemic. There
have been 40 deaths among the British
troops stationed in Egypt