The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-12-31
LATER NEWS IETNIS.

Marcus Gervaise Beresford, Arch
bishop of Armagh, is dead
Sir Ambrose Shea has been appoint
ed Governor of Newfoundland
The Greek Chamber has sanctioned
the raising of loans for war purposes.
Efforts to adjust the difficulty be-
tween the Cork Steam-Packet Company and the
Cattle-Dealers' Association have failed.
In q political riot at Limerick, Ire
land, where both sexes used sticks, stones and
guns, no less than twenty persons were danger
ously wounded. The police failed to restore
order until two hours had elapsed
The prediction is made by the Lon
don Economist that tho Americans will not
permit much gold to be shipped until the sill
yer question has been settled. A Berlin banker
placed Russian gold loan of 20,000 900 ru-
blos, for which the subscriptions were ten
times that amount A Chinese railway loan Of
e35, 0O0, 600 is being negotiated by the discount
company.
The Seney syndicate, represented by
Ex-Governor Foster, of Ohio, intends to pur-
chase at foreclosure sale the Toledo, Cincin-
matt and St Louis Road
The real-estate transactions in Chi
cago for the year amounted TO about $4,000,
600 and the value of buildings erected was $780,
100000 the number of residences being 1867.
Patrick f. Murphy, ex-Mayor of
Omaha, died in that city after brief illness
from some mysterious malady which affected
his whole family
Mannix, the assignee of the Purcell
estate of Cincinnati, is charged with defalca-
ton of 100000. Gov. Hoadly is one of his
bondsmen. criminal prosecution is threat
ened
A Leavenworth, Kansas, liquor-dealer
was enjoined from selling liquor pending the
hearing of the case against him under the
nuisance provision of the prohibitory law, and
his place was closed. The other dealers are
packing up and preparing to leave the city.
The international billiard tournm ent
In Chicago ended in the winning of the cham
matched with vignaux to play six nights in
New York, within forty days, for $4,000
In the United States Circuit Court
in San Francisco decision was rendered in
the case of Sharon VS.. Hill TO the effect that
the marriage of the parties was invalid on the
ground that the signatures to the marriage
contract had been forged
A fresh outbreak occurred in the con-
gregation of St Alberts Polish Catholic
Church, at Detroit, Mich Col. Iarned, a
well-known lawyer, was almost killed by a
stone, thrown by one of a mob of 1900 en-
ragged Poles The crowd almost completely
demolished a grocery, belonging to a man who
was a member Of faction to which they were
hostile.
Thomas King, laborer residing in
Cologne street, Chicago, went home to supper
on Christmas eve and found his wife intoxicat-
ed. The neighbors heard a violent quarrel,
and the next day found that King had fled and
his wife had been beaten to death. The muir
derer was arrested and admitted that he struck
the woman with a chair. He has served in the
British army, and once kept saloon in Wash
ington.
An internal machine was found on
the doorstep of the 100000 mansion of Judge
Lambert Tree, at No. 81 Cass street, Chicago.
A policeman took the tin can OF nitro-glycerine
to the Lake Front and exploded it, boring hole
in the earth two feet in diameter The scheme
bears evidence that its author was an ignorant
crank.
1t is reported that Justice Miller, of
the United States Supreme Court, holds that
under the tenure of-ofice act the President
cannot remove an official without the consent
of the Senate, and in case the Senate refuses TO
confirm nominations made to succeed suspend
ed officials the latter are restored to Office I'M
Ill their successors are confirmed