The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-11

At Kingston, Tex, an editor named
W. b. Howard fatally wounded A r. Rus
sell, City Marshal, and two unoffending
persons standing on the sidewalk. The prin-
cipals have been hostile for some time
The citizens of Brooklyn, Miss,
have petitoned Judge Geiger TO summon a
special grand jury and dispose of the charge
of wife-murder brought against George +.
Graham, giving a hint that lynching is to be
feared.
Street-car employees in Baltimore have
refused an offer from the company to pay So 30
per day of sixteen hours, with two days week
of. The men want So and twelve hours
Five bills for the admission of half
or the whole of Dakota are before the House
Committee. These are the Joseph bill, to di-
vide the Territory on the forty sixth parallel
and create the Territory of North Dakota; the
Frederick bill, to admit the whole Territory
this year; the Springer bill, for division on the
Missouri River and securing popular vote by
the plan of minority representation on the
question of division and admission; Senator
Buffers bill, which is simply an enabling act
for the whole Territory; and the Harrison bill,
passed by the Senate and admitting South Da-
kota, Pledged, with State officials, and Sen
ators, and Congressman elected
The five companies of State militia
sent by Gov. Knott, of Kentucky, to protect
the convicts at the Greenwood Mines, Pulaski
County, that State, arrived there early Sunday
morning. The miners say they will do nothing
as long as the troops remain, but say the con-
victs shall go just as soon as the soldiers are
ordered away
William Sherman, the eldest son of
the retired general of the army, is finishing
his studies for the Jesuit priesthood at George
town College, much to the disgust of his father
Nine thousand Knights of Labor are
involved in the strike on the Gould railway
system.
Prominent Citizens of Chihuahua,
named Leverez and Panodez, fought duel,
and the former was killed by bullet in the
forehead; the latter is likely to die.
Rev. w. j. Spears, of Detroit, thirty
years of age, well known among horsemen and
baseball players, has married the widow of
c. r. Mahey, the mother of thirteen children,
who has a million dollars
A very pure lead ore, which has
yielded nearly four hundred thousand pounds,
was recently struck in the Galena district by
John Byrne Sons
The extensive mills of Ferdinand
Schumacle'. at Akron, Ohio, and the railway
station adjoining were destroyed by fire, and a
residence was crushed by falling wall. En-
gines were forwarded from Canton and Cleve-
land The loss is estimated at 81 100000
Kansas has 900 manufacturing es-
Establishments, representing capital of s19,-
100000, an annual product of s3l, 00O, 600, and
employing ~ Co men, who earn 100000
AS result of the boycott against
non union made cigars, the wholesale dealers
of St Louis are said to be receiving large lots
OF cigars returned from their customers, who
say they cannot sell goods that have not the
union label
A sister of the late King of Spain
was married to Prince Antonio in the palace
chapel at Madrid
The German authorities, by the con-
viction of Captain Sarauw for selling plans of
Notifications, have obtained information which
justifes further arrests of officers
The Duke of Seville has received
pardon for the ofense of insulting Queen
Christina.
Captain Gerstel, of the Austrian
army, was tried by "a court martial at Vienna
for slight offcnse and was convicted As n.
matter of form light sentence was imposed,
whereupon he bowed respectfully to the court,
drew revolver and shot himself twice
through the head, falling dead