The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-06-19
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

Nine horse-thieves made a raid on
that part OF Montana Territory adjoining
Idaho, last week and made Of with number
OF horses and cattle. They were pursued
and tracked TO place near Eagle Rock,
Idaho, where they were "treed." They made
a feeble resistance, during which one was
killed and another seriously wounded. The
others were captured.
A heavy frost visited various parts of
New England on the night of the 14th, caus-
ing considerable damage to growing crops.
The necessary papers to secure the
oxtradition of John C. Emo were made out at
Washington, and officials left with them for
Canada.
The Grand Jury at Omaha has in
dicted Mayor Chase and City Marshal Guthrie
for matchmaking gamblers and lewd women.
James Hazlett, who retired from the
stationery business in New York with a
competency, killed himself in Minneapolis,
OH account of a disappointment in love.
The citizens eff Memphis sent COM
mstcee to Washington to ask an appropria-
ton of S35O,0O0 to prevent the Mississippi
River from undermining the custom house us
well as private buildings.
Prince Krapotkine, the noted Nihilist
leader will be released from the prison ut
Clairvaux, France, the l4th prox. His wife
is permitted to pass the whole day with him
in prison and TO assist in his literary work.
English public opinion is opposed to
permitting France having control with En-.
gland over Egyptian affairs. French public
opinion. on the contrary, is dissatisfied that
France has not greater influence in these
matters. Gladstone's supremacy is menaceG
on account of his concessions, Ferrys on &C
count of his lack of aggressiveness.
At Jerez, Spain, five members of the
Black Hand Society were executed for so
cialist outrage. Rive others have been sen
fenced TO imprisonment for life.
In conversation with one of his
warmest supporters, Mr. Gladstone declared
he expected to DO out of Office in few weeks
Seven men were executed Mt Jerez,
Spain, for Black Hand Socialist outrage
Five others were committed to Imprisonment
for life.
The marriage of Princess Elizabeth,
of Hesse and the Grand Duke Sergius, OF
Russia occurred, with the customary pomI
in the chapel at the Winter Palace, st. Peters
burg. Two services were performed, the
first in accordance with the orthodox ritual
and the second according to the Lutheran
rites.
BY a collision between church ex.
cursion train and an accommodation train or
the Camden Road, near Ashland, Pa. eighi
employees were killed and a number badly
wounded. The disaster occurred at a SHARP
curve, and was caused by the non-receptior
of Geographic dispatch. Both locomotives
were destroyed.
Alex. Fiddler, notorious crook, was
found hanging to a tree near Sturges
Dakota Territory. The lynchers arc I'M
known.
Obituary: The Rev. DIR. Alexander
]. Baird, of Nashville, Tenn, died suddenly
at the Park Avenue Hotel, New York. while
on his way TO attend a meeting of the Pres
byterian Alliance ut Belfast, Ireland. He
was in his Goth year. He had beea pastor
at Nashville since the close Of the war.
Col. J. G. Bayne, Greenback leader
in Kansas, who had lately been devot
ing his energies to the extension of the Fort
Scott Road, died of heart disease In wichita.
Commander Samuel b. Gregory, U. S. N,
died at Boston, Mass, aged II.
THERE was no session of the Senate on the
14th. The House devoted its session to consid-
Grafton of the amendments made by the s nate
TO the postoffce bill. By a vote of 125 to % II
was agreed to make the appropriation for spe-
cial mail facilities on the trunk lines s250,000
motion TO increase to 81 300 900 the item for rail-
way postoffice clerks was lost and the House In