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Seventeen hungry and confiding
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day morning, and Samuel was
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For Sale Or Rent.

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There was an old settlers meet
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At Reading, Pa, stalk of corn.
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Save all worthless heads of cab
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Do not allow your meadows to
be gnawed down INTO the ground
because rams have freshened them
up little. It's not good policy
to pasture meadows severely in the
autumn.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Spanish bark Tres Amoras,
bound from Barcelona to Havana, foundered
in hurricane when within three days sail of
her destination. Seven OF the crew persisted
Eve others drifted for five days on piece of
the wreck, and were finally rescued in half
famished condition.
In q row between the Salvation Army
and the Quebec police several officers were
severely injured
A new transatlantic line between
Newport News (Va) and Liverpool has been
established, and steamers Will begin running
about Dee. l.
Twenty-Five buildings were destroyed
by fire at Dial .ousie, ~ T. Battleford n. W.
T., was also visited by destructive fire.
The business failures for the week
numbered lSG, against 2l5 tho previous weak
Canadian Pacific officials are report
ed as saying that that road will b. running
into Boston before May l.
The Pennsylvania Road is soon to
put on special freight trains TO run twenty
five or thirty miles per hour.
General Middleton, commander of
the Canadian militia, will recommend that
each infantry school be supplied with Cat
ling gun
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-11
EASTERN.

Hans S. Beattie, Surveyor Of the
Port of New York, was fired at three times by
discharged inspector named Louis Barrel
One bullet penetrated Beattie's thigh, and an
other passed through the palm Of his right
hand Barrel had been dismissed for exacting
money from immigrants at Castle Garden. He
was born in Brazil, and is seventy-two years
old
Catherine Taswell (colored) aged 80,
a MARI ed woman, was outraged and muir
dered near Haverford College Station, Pa
Thirty-seven Apache Indian chill
dren, part of the band captured 10y General
Miles, arrived at tbs traininJ-school at Car
lisle, Pa, last week. They will remain at
school until they have completed the full
course
A railway telegraph operator at In
grab TN Station, Pennsylvania, had call al
midnight from q mailman dressed in white,
armed with huge knife Trains were neces-
sariiy brought to a stanlstil, while the oper-
ator stood on the defensive in the corner OF
the room for an hour. Some trainmen who
came to investigate captured the lunaic
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-11
FOREIGN.

China will next month send high off,
cial to notify the Pope that the Emperor has
attained his majority.
The Irish National League has boy
cot,ed the Lind Commission
The Manchester (Eng.) Chamber of Com
merce rejected by majority of only one q
resolution opposing free trade.
A native regiment in Afghanistan
was surprised and utterly annihilated by
rebels.
A cablegram from Cairo makes the
official statement that tue English Govern
ment has determined to maintain public fafety
| in Egypt and not to leave that country to a
fresh revolution
France has failed to secure allies in
its Egyptian policy.
Marcus Jordan, of Bielefeld, Ger
many, has just celebrated the one hundred
and seventh anniversary of his birth, in good
health and mentally clear
II is stated that at the coming session
of the British Parliament the Government
will be ready to submit three bills The first
will deal with tho allotments and the second
with the extension of local government; the
third, bearing on the payment Of tithes. will
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-11
WESTERN.

The Alderman Hotel, at Loogootee,
Indiana, was destroyed by lire. Three guests
persisted in the hames-two of them being
John c. Gates and Michael Tracy, who had
just been elected Treasurer and Auditor of
Martin County.
Mangus, the Apache chief, while
being taken through Colorado, leaped through
car window. and when recaptured stabbed
himself in several places Next he struck the
interpreter with his shackles
Fort Fred Steele, Wyo., has been dis
continued.
A visit to the convicted Chicago an
archi.ts was made by Dr. Liebknecht and DR.
Aveliny, the imported social site leaders. The
German ayitator remarked that he approved of
every word spoken by Parsons at the time of
his SENTENCE
Judge w. w. Johnson, Of the Ohio
Supreme Court, has resi- IN ID on account OF IL
heat.
The Colorado Midland Road, upon
which work has been pushed all summer, is
believed to be designed az the Missouri Pacific
extension t, Ogden
Relatives Of woman and child, who
were roasted to death in tne Rio disaster, have
been paid $4,000 10y the St Paul Railway
Company.
Barker's new building at Omaha was
destroyed by fire, causi IS a loss of $4,000
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-11

Official returns from every county IN the
State show that Robertson Rep) has 3,647
plurality for Lieutenant Governor of Indiana
Col Dwyer, ex-senator Dorscy's candidate for
Congress in New Mexico, was beaten by Jo-
seph Dem.) by over 5000 The next West
Wiz inia Legislature Will have Democratic
majority of nine on joint ballot In the Seventh
Congressional District of Ohio tho Democrats
reelected James 4 Campbell over John
Little by three majority. The Republicans
will accept the count The Prohibition
vote in Illinois foots up more than 2o,OOo
The Virginia Congressional delegation stands (:
Republicans, O.; Democrats, 81 Knights of La
Dor, l. The Democrats have majority Of 2
on joint ballot in the New Jersey Legislature
Returns from 81 of the 81 counties in Ohio in
dicate that Robinson Qiep), for Secretary of
State, will have plurality of LASS over Nc
Bride dem.
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Indiana.

An Indianapolis telegram Of the 18th inst SAYS
the Republicans are claiming the election of
seven congressman in Indiana, which is a gain
OF three. The most reliable returns show the
election Of the following:
l. Alvin L. Hovey tRep).
2. John H. Neall Dem.).
g. Jonas &. Howard DEM.
4. William S. Holman Dem.l.
5. Cortland G. Matson DEM.
6. Thomas 81. Brown Rer.
2. William ID. Bynum Demo b..
g. james It. Johnson (Rep)
9. Joseph b. Cheadle Rep).
10. William ID. Owen Rep.).
IL. George ID. Steele (Rep.)
IL James Il. White (Rep.)
13. 3. r. Shively (Dem.-Labor-G. b.
Upon the basis Of the returns from 7iS pre-
eincts, a per cent of the vote of the State, the
Republican ticket has been elected by plural
ity OF 5.25 Ex-S nator Mcdonald, n member
Of tho Democratic State Central Committee
says. however the returns from the other SIS per
cent. OF tn precincts Will result in placing the
state again In the Democratic column. Both
parties claim the Legislature.
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Michigan,

Detroit dispatch says that close estimates
ON the election in Michigan place tho Repub-
loan plurality ut 1000. This is based on the
vote OF two years ago, while the reports so far
received show general Republican gains which
would increase this figure. AS the returns show
gains when compared with much larger vote,
there seems ground for the claim OF the Re-
publican committee to l0,U0J plurality. The
new Senator will be Republican without
doubt, but just how large u majority in the
State Legislature will vote for him is not yet
known. 1t now appears that there will be not
more than 32 more Republicans on joint ballot
than Fusionists
The Republicans have probably gained two
congressman, Mark Brewer being elected in
the sixth District by 700 and Edward Allen in
the Second by 30. This makes the Michigan
delegation stand six Republicans and FIVE Dem
ocrats, as shown by districts, as follows:
J. John l.. Chapman DEM.
Edward p Allen Rep.).
3. James II. ODonnell tRep.).
g. Julius e. Burrows LRop.1.
8. Melbourne II. Ford (Greonback Dem).
g. Mark Brewer tkep.L
T. Justin II. Whiting tGreenback Dem).
8. 4. Il. Tnrsney (Greenback DeIn).
q. Is. NJ. Cutcheon Repl.
10. Spencer O. Fisher Dem. Greenback)
IL. Seth G.. Moifatt RepD
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SOUTHERN,

An incendiary fire destroyed John
Thixton's distlIery and warehouse, near
'Owensboro, KY, 2, 100 barrels of whisky being
DESTROYED The loss is $4,000.
A freight tran on the Louisville, New
Orleans d texas R.uroad was ditchcl near
Vioksburg, NJ -. Forty tramps were stealing
q ride On the train, one of whom was killed
and eleven wounded.
The extensive works of the Walker
Horseshoe Company at Baltimore we're de-
stroyed by fire, loss sS5, coo; insured
BY the explosion of boiler in cot
ton factory at C arleston colored fireman
was literally boile in steam
A shock of earthquake was expe-
rienced throughout Virginia, { eorga, and the
Carolina, on the 8h inst People at Augusta
and Savannah ran into the streets.
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Other states.

In Missouri the Democratic State ticket lie
elected by the usual majority The Congress-
sional delegation remains the same as in the
last Congress.
Georgia elects a solid Democratic delegation
to Congress. -
A New Orleans dispatch reports that the DEM
oorats have elected Congressman in every dis
trict OF Louisiana, making q gain OF one.
In North Carolina the Democrats elect their
State ticket and gain one Congressman by de-
feating O'Harn, the colored Representative from
the Second District
In South Carolina there was no opposition to
the Democratic State ticket Smalls, the ooh
ored Congressman from the Seventh District,
..ias probably been defeated by Elliott, Dem.
Alabama and Arkansas elect solid Democratic
Congressional delegations.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-11
NEWS CONDENSED.
Concise Record Of the Week
LATER ELECTION RETURNS.

Michigan.-A Detroit dispatch says: The
latest returns do not materially change the Re-
publican plurality for Governor, and the
far from 1000. Full returns show the
election OF tho following Congressman,
with the pluralities indicated FIRST
ond District r. Z. Alien dep. i,0i2; Third
James oDonnell dtopD, All; Fourth, julius
&. Burrows Rop.). =, .l3; Fifth, NJ. ii. FORD
Seventh, Justin r. Within, dem }, 5s6; Eighth,
Il. l.. Iarsney dem }, $40; Ninth, Byron NJ.
Cutcheon lRep.), 1900 Tenth, Spencer O. Fisher
DEM, .736 Flew ut Seth c. Motfatt qsep.l,
$500 The latest rel,..ni give the State Legis-
lature as follows Senate-Republicans, y ;
Democrats, 10. House Republicans, Is Demo-
Gratis, 30 Labor, ; doubtful, s.
Coiorddo.-A Denver dispatch says the No
publicans now concede the election Of Adams
DEM, for Governor, By 2,0)J plurality. Indi-
cations favor the election OF Myron w. Reed
DEM, 10 Congress, 10y small majority. There
il little douit that the Democratic Will have
control of the lower house OF the General As
sembly and possibly of the Senate.
IIuliaitd-An Indianapolis telegram says there
ia no longer any doubt Of the Republicans hav-
ing elected their state ticket, with the excep-
ton, possibly, OF Bruce Carr. the candidate iar
Auditor. The Legislature Is very close, both
parties claiming majority OF FROM one TO three.
IotCd.-Nearly complete unofficial returns
from every county in tho State except Marion
and Lyon show that the Democrats carried
twenty-five counties with an aggregate major
ity OF Il, 0s9 and the Republicans seyenty-seven
counties, with an aggregate majority OF 2o0Jl;
Net Republican ma, ority, 1904 Marion and
Lyon will about offset each otEer. The Repub-
hcans elect all the Congressman except Hayes,
Weaver and Anderson.
Miscellaneous Tho Minnesota Legislature
will have Republican majority Of 10 ON joint
ballot. The vote on Governor IS exceedingly
close. Israel d. Abbott, negro Republican,
has been elected TO Congress from the Second
North Carolina District, defeating O'Hara
tcolored) Republican, and the Democratic nom
inee The Democrats OF Nebraska have elected
ri - nI.ara nff IN Lon iala fIrra
owing to the hostility of the Germans to the
Prohibition plank IN the Republican platform
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-11
The Governors.

The following Governors were chosen at the
Nov ember elections democratic in roman, Re
publica ms in italcl:
Californiar-,John f. S,ett
Colorado-A1va Adams
Connecticut-No choice by the people. The
Democratic candidate, Edward Cleveland. re-
ceived plurality on the popular vote. but the
Legislature, which is Republican, Ia joint bal
lot wdl elect r. G. LopIsber1y, Republican
Observation-Disclosures I. Biggs
Kansas-+Jo ~ 4. Martin.
Observation-Disclosures Anpes.
Miehigan-Cy1ts g. Luce.
Minnesota-A. IL. IcGUL
Nebraska-J. NJ. Thdyer.
Neyada-C. q. Stevenson.
New Hanpshro-No choice by the people.
The Democratic candidate Thomas Cogswell,
probably has plurality on tho popular vote,
but the Legislature, which IL Republican, on
Joint ballot will elect G. II. Sdacvey Republican.
New Jersey-h. II. Greene.
Pennsylvania--Jdnles. A. Beaver.
South Carolina-J. u. Richardson
Tennessee-Robert l.. Taylor.
Texas-Lawrence s. Ross.
Wisconsn-fJege N. Ralsk
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sRe-eected.
Irish IdiOSyncrasies.

WE have heard of an Irishman who en-
listed in the Fifth Regiment 30 as to be
near his brother who enlisted in the Fourth.
THE Irish patriots should not be dis
couraged. Married men have struggled for
home rule for twenty centuries, and have
not yet succeeded in ge ting it.
CoNTRACToR-See here, Pat, this man
is doing twice the work that you are Pat
That's plat I've been tellin' him for the
pasht hour, sor, but the bloody Oitalian
won't sthopi
AN Irish paper lately gave On account of
q duel, and announced the result Of the
meeting in these words: "The one party
was wounded severely in the chest, and
the other fred III the air." Query, who
wounded tie sufferer
"PAT, my boy" said sympathizing
friend 10 n dying man, I'VE must all die
once" THAT'S just what bothers me, re-
sponded the sick man. IF We could die
half dozen times apiece, I shouldnt
mind this once, at all, nj all.
AN Irishman, some years ago, attending
the University Of Edinburgh. waited upon
one OF the most celebrated teachers of the
German flute. desiring 10 know on what
terms he would give him few lessons.
TIE flute player informed him that he gen.
orally charged two guineas fer the hrst
month, and ono guiuca for the second.
"Then, by my soul, " replied the Hibernian,
I'll begin the second month";
A POOR Lishman applied for relief,
, and. upon sonie doubts being expressed rs
10 whether he was n proper object for re-
lief. he enforced his suit with much earnest
ness. "Och, yer honor" said he, I'D be
starved long since but for the cat. But
for what" asked the astonshed official.
me cat" replied the lrishman. Your
cat2 How so7" Och, yer honor, 1
sowld her eleven times for a shilling a
time, and she was always home before /
could gee there myself.
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Connecticut.

The total vote Of Connecticut Is Us, 112 as fol-
lows: Cleveland DEM, 5S,674; Lounsbury
Rep.), 56,s9l; Forbes Pro.), 4,Sll; Barr
Labor, ZIG. Cleveland has q plurality Of
l.763, but lacks the necessary majority. The
Democrats, 10. Houso--Rebublicaps 1877; Dem.
ocrats, ITO, and Labor q This gives a Joint Re-
publican majority OF 20, insuring the election Of
a Republican United States Senator, Lounsbury
for Governor, and other Republican State Of
foers. The Congressman elect are:
!. X. j. Vance NDem.).
2. Carlos French DENY
3. c. A. Russell (Rep.).
4. NJ t. Granger DEM.
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POLITICAL.
The trouble between the Gentry and

The trouble between the Gentry and
Heard pohtca. iacuon' at Sedalia, Mo-, came
near caus ng bloolshed I. w. Cloney, SON.
in-law of NJ ijor Gentry, assaulted Congress-
man Heard with cane. Heard advised
Cloney to arm himself Major Gentry after
ward ASA ulted Heard, and the latter drew his
revolver. The feeling i'll high.
Election notes: Nearly complete re-
turns from California give piurai ty of S02
TO Bartlett tho Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor. The Legislature is Democratic by 1a
on joint ballot TIE latest Congressional re-
turns indicate the election of four Democrats
Thompson, Briggs, McPike, a.d Sullivan
and two epublicans-vandever and Morrow.
Mr. springer's official majority for Congress
in the Thirteenth I Tinois district is 974 Speak
or Carlisle is elected IN the sixth Kentucky Dis
trict by majority Of seven or eight hundred
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probably DO introduced in the House of Lords
by Premier Salisbury.
The exports from Spain during Oeto-
Der increased nearly $4,000 as compared
with the same month OF 1885.
Prince Bismarck, alarmed at the
avidty with which German capitalists take
foreign loans, summoned the British Consul
General at Berlin for consultation as to out
aide investments.
A remarkable storm-cloud burst over
the lake district OF England, the heaviest ever
known in thai locality, causing great damage
70 property
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-11
Virginia.

Richmond dispatch SAYS TINT all returns re-
ceived servo only TO emphasize the defeat suf-
fered by the Democracy Of Virginia There has
been n great falling Oft I'm their vote throughout
the State, and their losses in NIL d stricts have
been almost phenomenal. OF ten districts In
the State, the Republicans carried six, the DEM
ocrats three. and the Labor party one. being q
net loss OF five Congressman TO the Democrats
The Virginia delegation in the next Congress-
will be as follows;
]. T. n. Ii. Brown (Rep)
2 George f.. Bowden (iep.L
3. George ID. Wise tDem.b.
4. William H.. Gaines Nep.L
g John r. Brown Rop.L
@. Samuel ]. Hopkins Labor.
z. Charles T. o errell Rep.L
q w. II +. Lee lDem.L
0. Henry G. Bowen Rep.).
10. jacob Yost CRep.l.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-11
Texas.

The entire Democratic Congressional ticket
was elected, IA fol- VS., by districts:
]. Charles Stewart.
Q John II Reagan.
g. g q. kilgore.
4 David Il. Culbersou.
8. Sills Hare.
&. Joseph Abbott
T. William II. Cruinc.
g. l. w. Moore.
O. Roger Q. Mills.
10. Joseph ID. Sayres.
IL Samuel Il. Lanh0nl.
The Democratic State ticket was elected, the
returns indicating that Ross for Governor, Will
have u majority of over 10000.
The next Legislature, which elects suo-
cessor IL Senator NaXey, has Democratic ma
jority OF over 100 OH joint
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-11
Nebraska.

Incomplete returns indicate reduced Re-
publican majority on State ticket, due mainly
in the LIST district. and the plank in the Repub-
lican platform pledging the party TO submit
prohibition amendment. The majority for
State ticket may reach 10000.
The Legislature will be two-thirds Republi-
can. Accounts far received indicate the
election of large numbers instructed for Van
Wyck for United States Senator.
There is very little doubt of the election OF
the following Congressional delegation;
/. John A. McShane DEM.
q James Laird (Rep).
o George w. Il. Dorsey Rep.l.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-11
New York.

Rufus w. Peckham, Democrat, has been
elected Judge of the Court of Appeals by ma
lority OF about 5000. The Republicans have II
majority in tho Legislature OF twenty on joint
ballot, which insures the election of a Republi-
can successor TO United States Senator Miller.
The Republicans gain two or three members of
Congress.
The official returns OF the municipal election
in New York City give Hewitt. the successful
candidate for Mayer, total vote Of 81 ,26j, n
plurality Of 23.C2I over George. who in turn leads
Roosevelt by 7.745. Wardwell, the Prohibition
nominee received SIC votes.
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Kansas.

Gov Martin, the Republican nominee for Gcv-
ernor. is reelected by majority estimated Mt
5000.
Toe Congressman elected are given by dis
tricts, ns follows:
l. Edmund N. Morrill, Rep), a
2 Edward II. Funston (Rep.(
3. Bishop w. Perkins (Rep).
4. Thomas Ryan QRepl.
8. John A. Anderson lind. Repl.
G. +. j. Turner (Rep.l
2. Samuel II. Peters (Rep.).
There will be a Democratic increase In the
members of the Legisl AZURE.