The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-07-03
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

o. G. Burrows, prominent citizen
OF Bristol, II. l.. has embezzled $4,000 from
the National Rubber Company.
J. Miller Kelly, President OF the
Rochester IN. " Common Council, has been
indicted for corruption and bribery
About forty Hungarians leave the
Con 1elsville (Pa.) coal reg on every day for
their former homes in the old country on ac-
count of slackness OF work in the coal min
ing business; also, probably, on account OF
the fierce opposition to them on the part of
Irish and Welsh miners.
The Toronto Lacrosse Club defeated
the shamrocks of Montreal for the cham
pionshipo or the world.
Mr.. Van Horne, manager of the
Canadian Pacific Road, states that the COM
pany can not raise the funds necessary 20
build branch lines in Manitoba.
A Protestant mission-house at Celaca,
Mexico, on the Mexican Central Railroad, was
recently attacked by a mob. The furniture
was completely destroyed and the Rev. A.
w. Greenman and other residents of the mis-
sion had TO seek the protection of the Mexi-
can sod!ery.
Two Spanish military officers were
shot at Corona for desertion IN April last.
The people violently protested against the
execution.
The conference of the five powers on
tho Egyptian question met IN London on
June 20, and, after exchanging the usual
civilities, adjourned for ton days.
At Huntsville, Ohio, while driving
vicious pony, Louis Murphy was fatally in
jurod and his wife was instantly killed.
The Illinois Watch Company, of
Springfield, has shut down for the summer,
dispensing with the services of ono thousand
employees.
The extensive distillery OF Fairbanks
& Duenweg at Terre Haute, Ind, with large
amount OF highwinos, was burned. One
hundred hogs lost their lives but the cattle
were rescued. The total loss is $4,000.
Col. George A. Henry, United States
Timber Agent ut Chippewa Falls, Wis. has
boon indicted for bribery In falling TO turn
over to the Government money received by
him in settlement for trespass on Govern
ment Understands.
Judge Wylie, in the Common Pleas
Court, at Columbus, Ohio, in refusing writ
OF habeas corpus for one Of the contestants,
decided that the arrest Of ball-players for
Sunday playing was legal. The President
of the local club says this is a death blow 10
baseball in Columbus.
A Portland (Oregon) dispatch says
that two boats capsized at the mouth of the
Columbia River owing to rough weather.
Capt. Olsen, n prominent pioneer citizen OF
Astoria, am Blair, james Craig, and four
other unknown men were drowned. The
bodies of Olsen and Craig were recovered.
All the others were swept out to sea and lost.
A FAVORABLE report was made in the Sem
ate, June 10 on the bin to pension the widow of
General James Is. Steedman. The general def
cheney bill was passed, with an item authorizing
the payment of s., COO 10 Charles II. Reed for de
Tending Charles j. Guiteau. The River and
Harbor bill consumed the remainder of the days
sess ion. I'm the House, the Speaker stated
that the regular order was the question OF
privilege comeng over from yest 'rday, and
pr scented by Il resolution offered 10y Mr.. Can
non, that the Record be so amended as to
show that the speech purDOrting 10 have been
delivered by Mr. McAdoo, in which allusion is
made 10 nator Logan, was not actually deliv-
cred hy him. Mr.. Cox after dcprecating the
practice of printing long ESSAYS in The Record,
said the present dispute arose from the pub
LEGATION In The Record of newspaper
article stating that Senator Logan owned
5000 acres of land. II had not been
Charged that he came by IL wrongtuily. He
Cox did not know that Logan was dishonest
man. What was the object of this discus
sion to-day, except TO prevent adjournment?
In order to put an end TO the discussion, he
moved 20 lay the whole matter on the table
[Cries OF Good +" and "Vote."I The motion was
agreed To without n division Mr. Coverings
eignt-hour law which proposed 70 pay Govern,
ment employees full days pay for eight hours
work. was defeated.