The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-01-21
LATER NEWS IETMs.


The German Reichstag has adopted
a resolution declaring that the expulsion of
Poles from Prussian territory was unjustif-
able and incompatible with the interests of
German subjects.
The ukase ordering the expulsion of
all unnaturalized persons from Russia will
Danish about 100000 persons. Employers are
given eight months to leave, workmen six
months and peasants six weeks.
London dispatches say that, while
| eighty-six Parnellites hold the balance of
power in Parliament it is daily becoming
more evident that public opinion will demand
renewal of coercion in Ireland.
Affairs in Egypt have assumed n
serious aspect, owing to Turkish intrigue.
The strife is assuming a religious coloring,
and it is we'll known that the Sultan has strong
feelings on this head.
The London Daily Telegram says
that the Government proposes to re-enact the
clauses of the crime act relating to boycotting
and the parts providing to impartial trials and
the crushing out of terrorism in Ireland
Miss Kate Bayard, the eldest daugh-
ter of the Secretary of State, was found dead
in bed in Washington. On the day Of her
demise she had promised to go to the White
House to assist Miss Cleveland at her recep-
ton The Executive Mansion was immediate
ly closed and the Marine Band dismissed.
Miss Bayard was the eldest of the Secretary
of States six daughters. The next daughter
Mabel Bayard, is the wife of Mr.. Samuel d.
Warren, of Boston, and MISS Annie, Miss
Florence, and Miss Louise Bayard have but
recently entered at the capital society The
youngest daughter is with Mrs. Warren in Bos-
ton pursuing her studies. Miss Katherine was
the flower of all these daughters, a brilliant
clever, and accomplished girl, whose latest
sayings and doings were always quoted She
was well read, gay, humorous, and witty, and
her spirit and repartee made her famous as
conversationalist She was fearless rider
and at hunts and riding parties would dare
any leap and put her horse at anything, while
her GOODNESS and presence of mind were equal
to any emergency Her death was caused by
neuralgia of the heart.
The Pullman Car Company has pur-
chased or is about TO consolidate the Mann
Boudoir Company, as is evidenced by the ac-
ceptance of the latter's tickets and passes.
It is rumored that, upon his return
to Canada Sir John Macdonald will grant full
and unconditional pardon to all political prison.
ers now undergoing sentence in the Northwest
A special committee of the base ball
league has decided to admit the National Club,
Of Washington, under the management of Dan
O'Leary in place of the Providence nine. 1t
was left TO the Chicago, St Louis, and Detroit
clubs to select nine from either Kansas City,
Milwaukee, or Indianapolis
A gas vein, yielding two million
cubic feet day, has been developed at Find
lay, Ohio.
Akron, Ohio, has O sensation in the
sale of wife by her husband for five cents.
Serious trouble with the Blackfeet
next spring is feared.
A delegation from Montana is soon to
visit Washington for the purpose of presenting
the alleged claims of that Territory to admis-
sion as a State
Six men were buried in q snowslide
at Mount Sneffels, Ouray County, Col Martin
Pearson and Andy Peterson were found dead
ny VIC ieecuin6 Paigs anu uo 0'oi ioui "eio
badly injured
The Chicago, Burlington and North
ern Road has laid 100 miles of track, reaching
point near Savanna, Ill at cost of 81, Co.,,
600. Within a year the company intends to
have trains running TO st Paul.
A committee of the Muscatine Tenn
perance Alliance, in Iowa, has reported in ia
vor of the impeachment of Judge Walter
Hayes, charging that no does not attempt to
enforce the law against hquor-selers.