The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-10-23

The Citizens Committee of New
York has reoreanlzed and renominsted VIII
AIN X. Grace for Mayor.
The Republicans of Wyoming have
nominated +. Il. Warren, of Cheyenne, for
delegate to Congress
William M. Tilden, a second cousin
OF Samuel ]. Tilden, has been nominated for
Congress by the Democrats In the First Con-
gressional District of Missouri.
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan will act as
Secretary of War during the absence of
Secretary Lincoln.
Albany Road was wrecked near Undertook,
N. Y. Rails were placed across the track at
this point. and the train was moving at the
rate of forty miles per hour Mt the time of
the accident. The engineer and fireman were
badly injured, and three other train hands
sustained injuries.
James Wormley, the proprietor of
the wormiey Hotel at Washington, ID. c., a
well-<nown and wealthy colored man, died In
Boston, after lingering illness. He was
born in Washington sixty-four years ago.
At Brooklyn two 4-story business
buildings were destroyed by fire. involving
a loss of $500, 900.
The farmers in the vicinity of Fargo.
Dakota, are holding their grain, as only 55
cents is offered for No. hard wheat.
Willie Webster, 15-year-old boot
black confessed ut St. Louis that he was one
of the six that caused the undergrad fires
at Cleveland.
Richard j. Waddy, stovemolder at
Leavenworth, fatally shot his wife and a
woman found in her company, and then
killed himself. Mrs. waddy was thoroughly
depraved.
On the New Albany Road, near Put
namville, Ind, some miscreant caused a
wreck, which seriously injured all the train
employees The cars took fire and were to-
tally consumed, the loss being $4,000.
Mr.. Blaine spent Saturday Oct. Is,
along the line of the Michigan Central Rail-
road in Michigan. At Ann Arbor he was
met by loo University students, and spoke
to them briefly. At Jackson he spoke from
tat car TO n large crowd on the tariff ques-
ton. Short stops were made ut Albion, Bat
tie Creek, Marshall, and Dowaaiac. The
Republican candidate then entered In
diana. At South Bend number of
manufacturing establishments were repre-
sented I'm II large procession, to which Mr..
Blaine spoke on the tariff issue After the
demonstration he went to the residence OF
the Hon. Glen Studebaker. Accompanied by
hie host hp attended phurch ot no Nilhnrn
Chapel, after which he and his son Walker
visited Mr.. Blalne's aunt, Mrs. Phelan, and
his cousin, Mother Angela, at st. Mary's
Academy. Later he visited Notre Dame Uni
versity and made an address to the students,
being presented by the Rev. Father Walsh.
Mr.. Blaine took supper with the students.
The British Government has decided
to expend 81, 100000 on its Notifications in
Alden, Singapore, and Hong Kong.
The depression in English ship
building continues. Forty ocean steamers
are lying idle in the docks at Sunderland,
and most of the shpyards are closed
The Irish National League is becom-
ton in Waterford and have begun taking
stops TO counteract its effect.
The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Telegraph states positively that the
Chinese Government offered, through the
Washington Government, to pay the French
5000, 900 francs for their losses.
The French Minister of War strongly
opposed the proposal to dcmolish the Paris
foruhcations erected under Theirs, and use
their sites for building purposes.
Six officers of the Russian army and
two women were executed In the citadel a,
st. Petersburg, for political ofTenses, in pres
ence of the members of tho Cars cabinet.
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