The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-06-01
WESTERN.

A sensational development in the
sgrub-stake' social war at Denver which
sprung out of the refusal of the wife of
Bush, one of Gov Tabor's partners, to eX-
change calls with the new Mrs Tabor, is the
suit of Bush against Tabor to recover dam
ages for malicious prosecution and for al
legged services one item OF $4,000 being for
services in securing Tabor's election to the
United States Senate, obtaining a divorce
from his wife and bringing about the mar
rage with the present Mrs Tabor.
Two Indians, with two pet bears,
visited st Ignace, Mich, got drunk, and
went to sleep on the track. One of the red
men and both bears were killed and the
second Indian was badly wounded.
A messenger for the United States
Express Company at Cleveland, Ohio, was
robbed of two money-pouches supposed to
contain about $4,000
AT Monmouth, Ill, Rev. Joseph Cook
encountered a commercial traveller who ate
his beef raw and swore when his taste was
called in question, for which latter indie
corum Mr.. Cook caused his election from
the hotel dining room. The man of sam
Piles thereupon vowed 10 drink the gore of
the exT onent of the unknowable, and to
avoid the execution of the threat Mr.. Cook
called on the city police force To escort him
TO and from the lecture hall
The boiler in the Bismarck Dakota
Brick Works, owned by Bly, & Cranberry,
exploded, instantly killing John Larson, en-
gineer, Joseph oulette a carpenter, and
perhaps fatally iniuring Clement Guile: tie,
son of the latter, and severely scalding
Daniel Lyons, fireman Larson's head was
blown from his body, and he was thrown
over the building, a distance of POO feet, and
frightfully mangled Two other employees
were slightly injured piece Of metal
from the boiler was blown through Joseph
Oulette's head, carrying out the rains
and SCATTERING the skull
Eighteen lives were lost by the ex-
plosion of a steamer in the Bay of San Fran
cisco
A new play, entitled THE Power of
Gold" by French author, will be produced
at McVickers Theater, Chicago on Monday
next An excellent company has been Sc
cured for the production, and it will receive
all the scenic embellishments and mechan-
ical appliances which this house so well
knows how TO furnish
The total loss from the recent storm
ON Lake Michigan includes the destruction
of 5000, 600 worth of property in ships and
cargoes the drowning of eighteen persons,
and fifteen vessels lost and damaged The
most serious accident was that which befel
the Wells Burt, the entire crew of eleven
men being drowned, and the sto vessel
and cargo footing up $4,000. The other
boats cast away were mainly schooners
A man and three boys were accident
ally drowned at Martins Ferry, w. Va,
by team the man was driving in the
river becoming unmanageable.
John Zapf, aged GO years, was fatally
shot by Christian Mucho, aged -, at Indian
apolis, the murderer experimenting his act
by blowing out his own brains. The double
tragedy grew out of a quarrel about
small sum of money Zapf had borrowed
from Mucho.
While a pleasure party of five per-
sons-Mr Beard, Miss Lena Maxel, of River
D.
family, young boy of and girl of 10
were boating on the river ut Arlington,
Kan, the boat was carried over q dam
The young lady, boy and girl were drowned
Congressman James Wilson was in
terviewed ut Cedar Rapids touching crop
prospects in Iowa He could sec no cause
for depression on the subject and said while
wheat was not so largely planted this year
In Central Iowa there was a greater acreage
than usual in the western part of tho State
There is plenty of time yet for corn, and
oats are heavier and better than for some
years
A six-days' bicycle race at Chicago
was won by Ndlle. Armaindo The score
was AZ follows: Louise Armaindo, SiS miles
and one lap Morgan, s o miles and one lap;
woodsde 5&} miles and three laps