The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-06-10
LATER NEWS IETMs.

A jury at st. Louis pronounced Max
well guilty of the murder of Preller The
trial has been the most costly that has ever oc-
Cured in that city At least $4,000 has been
expended in bringing the fugitive to justice
The expenses of his extradition from New
Zealand amounted TO So, 500, and tho remain
der was spent in paying the expenses of wit
nesses from other States and In preparing the
evidence
A formal and final report in the an
archist cases was submitted by the Grand Jury
at Chicago last week. A few more indictments
were handed in and the court discharged the
jury. The report stated that true bills were
found only against such persons as had, by
abusing the privilege of free speech. been
more or less instrumental in causing
the riot and bloodshed Mt Haymarket Square
The jury declined to find bills against GER
tain weak and ignorant" persons who were
shown by evidence 10 be tools of design
ing men, The jury thought the danger
greatly magnified and the number of anarch-
lists overestimated The anarchist conspiracy
had nc real connection with the strikes or Ia
Dor troubles, according to the report, but they
Ntit silhpiy lts CO tAdb-
gerated, continued the report, was the strength
of the anarchists, that politicians had cringed
before it, and professions were tolerated that
were a shame to the city and an affront to
every law-abiding citizen.
Robert Schilling, editor of the Mil
waukee VolkSblau and State Organizer of the
Knights of Labor in Wisconsin, is under in
diatnoaOf NJ MiluonEaa 10
The Federal Grand Jury at Seattle,
Washington Territory, found ten indictments
against leaders in the recent anti Chinese riots
and report that evidence has been laid before
it proving the existence of an organized soci-
ETY. whose aim is to subvert the government
and establish in its place a socialistic common
wealth. The name of the society, according TO
the report is the Red American International
Workingmen's Association. The main articles
of the creed are arson, robbery, and murder
Its policy is to secure control of all labor or
CARNATIONS.
Geronimo is killing many Mexicans
and Americans i'll Guaymas, Mexico.
The liquor dealers of Ohio will fight
all attempts TO tax the traffic in that State.
The four large brick buildings of the
Pennsylvania Bolt and mt Company at
Lebanon, Pa, were burned with a large
amount of machinery and finished stock. The
loss is about sl50000; fully insured
The funeral of John Kelly was held
at st Iatrick's Cathedral, New York. Mass
was celebrated by Archbishop Corrigan, and
the sermon was preached by Monsignor Pres
ton. Among the pail bearers were Judge Hill
ton and August Belmont The cortege of fifty
carriages was followed 10y one hundred men,
bers of the Tammany society on foot
The Ingalls, resolution calling upon the Seer g.
t1ry Of the Interior for the authority for the
issuance'by the Land Commissioner of an order
suspending the receipt Of applications for pub
lie lands under certain acts, passed the Senate
the 9Th inst The private pension bills rushed
tnroug h numbered 30. The oleomargarine bill
being b ought TO the Senate from the House the
bill was allowed to lie on the table to await the
return OF Mr.. Miller, Chairman of the Commit
tee on Agriculture. Mr.. Beck gave notice
that he would insist on its reference
to the Committee Finance Mr. Blair
reported favoraby from the Committee on
Labor IN amendment TO Che sundrv civil BILL
proposing an appropriation of 100000 Bland
dollars TO aid in the establishment of u school
in Utah under the direction of the Industrial
Home Association of Utah. The object of the
amendment is stat d to be TO aid in the sup
preston of polygamy. The House of Represen-
tatives passed bills appropriating Sl000OO each
furpubic buildings at Sioux City and Zanes VILE
During n debate over the Union Pacific bond
extension bill an exciting controversy took
place between Mr.. Holman (Indiana) and Mr.
Crisp Georgia. Mr.. Holman insinuated that
the Pacific Railroad Committee unduly in
fluenced in favor of the corporation, and Mr.
Crisp's indignant denial and determinations.
caused considerable of a sensation. On motion
of Mr.. Holman amendment adopted In
creasing from forty TO fifty per cent. the amount
of the net earnings to be paid into the sinking
fund in case the companies refused to accept
the provisions of the act.