The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-10-30

The Gear takes sides with the i'm
prisoned Jews, and is reported as saying that
any eniency ON his part would be step in
the right direction. His position creates con-
siderable surprise.
II is rumored that the English in
cometax will be increased penny TO the
pound sterling to defray the expenses of the
Egyptian campaign. The British taxpayer is
beginning 10 grumble.
The ground Of the battle of Austen
lit is to be excava ted on the strength Of re-
ports that the French commander buried
Ghosts there containing 100000 francs.
King Alfonso has come to the relief Of
the poorer and unemp' Dyed classes in Madrid
by ordering contracts fer building 400 houses,
to be occupied by workingmen, and ten en-
ormous Government school buildings, which
will afford room for many hundreds Of chill
dren.
A monster demonstration against the
British ouse OF Lords took place In Hyde
Park, London. Over $4,000 people were pres
ent. Speeches Of a decidedly republican
character were made. Lord Salisbury and
uic lOTy leuucTc WcEc NiSOEOusig houocos
and when the revolutionary "Marseillaise'
was played there was tremendous applause.
The demonstration created q profound i'm
preston at the Tory clubs.
The sporting-goods store of A. G..
spalding Bros, No. 100 Madison street, CHI
cago, was ruined by flames, which are be-
lieved to have originated from oiled rags.
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which there was an insurance of $4,000.
The Republicans of Chicago organ
lied monster demonstration upon the oc-
casion of Mr.. Blainc's visit TO that city.
The parade was grand affair, the number
of torch bearers being estimated ut $1,000 to
10000. The marchcrs were reviewed by Mr..
Blaine and Gen. Logan from O balcony of
the Grand Pacific Hotel Each of the cam
ddates addressed few remarks to the
great multitude that had gathered in the
streets. While the Republican parade was
marching through the streets shouting for
Blaine and Logan great gathering of Dem
ocrats were listening to Daniel McSweeney
and Mrs. Parnell in Battery ID Armory.
The Cleveland and Hendricks bust
ness Llen vi NEW 1OIh htu ihOh-
ster parade in which there were sup
porters from the Stock, Produce, Cotton,
Coffee, Mercantile, Petroleum, Mining,
Maritime, Real Estate, Metal. Wine and
Distllers'. and the Builders Exchanges,
besides the down town merchants, lower
Wall street, West and East Side merchants,
Wall street clerks, jewelers., Columbia
College, 'longshoremen and stevedores, and
5000 dry-goods men. The total number Of
men in the parade was not far from 10000.
Mr.. Logan addressed an audience Of
10000 Republicans at Bloomington.
Gov. Hendricks spoke at Evansville,
Ind, to a crowd estimated at 10000 persons.
The torchlight parade was six miles in length.
A Democratic demonstration took
the form OF a barbecue at Grand Rapids,
Mich, where Senator Pendleton, Gen. Rose
Grams, and Gov. Begole entertained the peo-
pie.
At Adairville, KY, John M. Gilbert,
a farmer, was shot and killed while out walk
ing, by an unknown assassin.
Mrs. Johnson, sister-ln-law of de-
faulting ex-Postmaster Johnson, of Grants
vile, w. Va, mixed arsenic with sugar and
gave 1t to her three children and then took 1t
herself She and two children died.
Burglars at Andover, Mass, took
from the residence of Prof. Austin Phelps,
So OO0 in bonds, and from the house OF Prof.
John p Taylor securities valued at $500
All but s., 900 of the amount was found In
bushes near the latter's house.
State Veterinarian Paaren went to
Peoria H., last week, and after examination
found four glandered horses, had them ap'
praised and killed.