The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-11-26
LATER NEWS IETMs.


The Federal Commissioner Deputy
Marshal arrested at Salt Lake for Iewd conduct
assert their innocence OF the charges brought
by Mormon leaders.
Senator Plumb, of Kansas, after con-
sultation with the railroad magnates, reports
that the St Paul will build to Kansas City next
year. and that the other Western roads were
surveying and making arrangements to environ
his State with tracks.
At No $40 Monroe street, Chicago,
Samuel II. Smith murdered his young wife
during the night and made his escape. 1t APP
pears that at the time of their marriage the
lady was engaged to DIR. J. s. II. Bickford, of
Cleveland, who subsequently tried to persuade
her to leave Smith
Sterling II. Holt, one of the election
commissioners, was arrested at indianapolis,
charged with breaking open a ballot-box with
a Ratchet The judges had refused to give
him the keys TO the box, and he broke it open
to carry out the order of court for a recount
The State Board of Horticulture of
California memorialized Congress to place
high protective tariff on prunes, raisins, and
olive oil, and also indorsed the Mexican reci-
procity treaty.
The works of the Calumet Iron and
Steel Company, to the southwark of Chicago,
having been closed for six months by strike,
are about to resume operations at lower wages.
Vice President Bradley says thirty-two nailers
on the pay-rolls formerly averaged from SO to
Gil per day each.
Congressman j. G.. Cannon, a mem
Der of the Holman committee which has been
making tour of the Indian agencies, is of the
opinion that the Indians cannot long retain
possession of the Indian Territory, which is
capable of maintaining more than ten times
its present population if brought under that
degree of cultivation of which it is susceptible.
The great three-cornered billiard
tournament at Chicago between the worlds
champions, Schaefer, SIosson, and vignaux,
resulted in tie, each man winning two and
losing two games.
A jury at Sparta, Georgia, sustained
the will of David Dickson, leaving $500, 900 to
his colored mistress and child, and disinherit-
ing his heirs.
The Governor of North Carolina has
respited to Dec z four men under sentence to
hang for the crime of burglary.
l.. b. Jones, young blood of Rich
mond, was fined one cent and imprisoned for
an hour on jury verdict for sending chal-
lenge to fight duel This is the second in
stance since the war where punishment was
inflicted for violating the dueling law
Smallpox is under control at Mon
treal at last, and gradually disappearing The
deaths for the week were l32.
The Canadian Government has re-
moved the duty on hastings and mohair when
imported for coverings for buttons, and also on
crucible sheet-steel in small sheets.
The missing jewels of John McCul-
Tough, the deceased tragedian, were discovered
in the property-rsom of the St Louis Opera
House, and have been sent to New York.
French Canadians. of Montreal to
the number of ten thousand gathered on the
Champ dc Mars and listened to speeches from
three stands denouncing Premier Macdonald
and his three French coadjutors for executing
Louis Riel
The Balkan conference has decided
thathe restoration of conditions is equally bind
ing upon Servia and Bulgaria. 1t is said that
King Milan must bow to the order or be de-
posed by two of the great powers. Turkey has
force of %, 600 men on the Balkan peninsula.
Parnell has issued manifesto to the
electors of Ireland, charging them not to vote
for any of the Liberal candidates whose names
are not down on the lists of the branch Nation
alist societies.
The Chinese Embassy in London
states that the Chinese Government has not
granted and will not grant any concessions for
making railroads in that country.