The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-07-10
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

A New York dispatch states Tilden
walks daily with friends about 6raystone,
and shows even more than usual health.
The steamship Gulf of Vincent,
from Calcutta, went ashore on Long Island.
The lifo saving crew took OF forty persons,
but the vessel viii probably be lost.
A royal commission is sitting at Mon
trcal TO inquire into the alleged bribery OF
Judge Moussea by the contractor for build.
ing the new Parliament House at Quebeo-a
structure which cost 100000.
Fire destroyed the works of the Ma.
chine Company at Newark, Ohio, valued at
$40, COO, and forty dwellings, at Lachine, Que
bee, driving their occupants into tents.
On the ground of ineradioable preju-
dice, James Dacey, the murderer OF Alder
man Gaynor, of Chicago, secured a change
of venue to McHenry County. and will be
tried in September.
Southwest of Decatur, ILL.,, the other
night, a cyclone ravaeed the district, thirty
houses and barns being leveled, horses
killed. and orchards and crops ruined. Near
Body the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
and parsonage were wrecked, entailing loss
of $4,000 Two childrea were fatally hurt
and some families were rendered homeless.
The Sheriff at Dodge City, Kan,
was compelled to place special guard at the
jail, to prevent the lynching of u gambler
named David st. Clair, who killed cattle
dealer named X. b. schoat.
The grand-stand on the race track at
Butte, NJ t., collapsed under crowd of 500
persons. A boy was killed, the Mayor was
seriously hurt, and two persons fatally
wounded. Others had legs and arms tract
ured.
Caleb Perry, farmer living eight
miles from Pierre, Dakota, was shot and
killed by German named Albert Tanker.
William II. Ruggles, Treasurer of
Carroll County, Iowa, Is missing and the
Supervisors have found shortage in his
accounts of nearly $4,000.
Buck" Mckinney, of Shelbyville,
Ind, an ex-eonvict pardoned out by Gov.
Hendricks, fatally stabbed John Miller a few
days ago. Mckinney has been n noted des.
perado. He has murdered several men be-
sides Miller.
The French Government has decided
to reloase the Monte eau-les- Mines anarchists,
but will not pardon Prince Krapotkine OF
Louise Michel. The Communists OF Paris
propose TO march to tho City Hall on July
IL, with red flag bearing the word IAN.
nesty''
Recent deaths: The wife of Rear Ad.
miral Ammen Mt Washington: Mt Indianapo.
lis, Rev. J. d. Jones, Presb yterian, who dur.
ing the war was Chaplain of she One Hundred
and Seventeenth New York Regiment Infan.
try; mt Saratoga, N. Y, James p Dennison,
proprietor of the Arlington Hotel.
In the Senate, July ), Mr.. Logan made q
fresh denial of the charge that he was interested
in large tract of land in New Mexico, unlaw-
fully taken from the Zuni Indians. The inter-
state commerce bill vas postponed until De-
cember. The Senate insisted on its amendment
TO the legislative appropriation bill reducing the
number OF customs and revenue collectors. A new
conference was ordered and the House finally
surrendered. The report of the conference
committee on the fortihcation bill wa agreed to.
The House or Representatives refused TO post
pone for the session consideration OF the MeXi-
can pensions bill, by vote of u To l35, and
much time was consumed by tlibustering. The
conference committee ON the consular appro-
priaton bill reported disagreement on the fem
OF S250,0O0 for The Nicaragua project. and mo-
ton to recede therefrom was lost. At the evening
session Mr.. Browne proposed to lay aside the Mex
lean pensions bill, but Mr.. Townshend objected.
Both houses held sessions on Sunday. the 9Th
inst. Conference committees disposed Of the
fertilization and sundry civil service appropri-
alton bills. The Senate finally yielded TO the
elimination of the item OF SIS. 200 for the pur-
chase of canal rights in Nicaragua, and the
House receded from It's disagreement to the sal
airy system for court officials.