The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-10-28

The st. Louis Browns won the last
game of the series with the Chicago League
Club for the championship of the world. The
score was to 3, ten innings being played
St Louis had grand serenade and went wild
with exultaton. The game was played in a
rain-storm and before a multitude of people
The Episcopal Council at Chicago
has elected Rev. H. NJ. KIRBY, of Pottsdam
N Y, Bishop of Nevada, and Rev. Ethelbert
Talbot of Macon, Mo-, Bishop OF Wyoming
and Idaho.
Earthquake shocks were felt at Fort
Morgan and Mobile, Ala. No damage resulted
Robert w. Aston, son of the late
Col Bob" Aston, of Atlanta, blew out his
brains in the Office of the Sixth Auditor at
Washington, where he held a clorkship
The following United States Consuls
have been appointed: Seth Pratt, of Massa-
chusetts, at Zanzibar; C. r. Merrill, of Ala
bama, at Santos; William r. Greenhouse, of
Louisiana, at Tampico; Enoch j. Smithers, of
Delaware, at Tient-sin; John T. Campbell, of
California, at Tamatavc; Leopold Moore, of
New York, at Hull
The Secretary of the Interior has de-
cided that the marriage of single woman who
had a homestead entry will not defeat her
right to make final proof and receive title to
the land under the homestead law
The steamer America, which has Just
arrived in New York from Queenstown, had
an eventful voyage. violent storm was en-
countered. panic ensued. Two men be-
came insane through fear, and one of them
jumped overheard and was drowned Capt
Grace was on duty for forty-two hours, amid
the great storm causing congestive chill,
from which lac died.
The railway pontoon bridge launched
at Prairie du Chen for the use of trains of
the St Paul Road is four hundred feet long
and forty feet wide.
Carter II. Harrison has been nomin-
ated for Congress by the Democrats of the
Third Illinois District, in opposition to William
L. Mason, Republican.
In "a saloon fight between Italians
employed on the new aqueduct at New York,
Louis Boradi was killed and Albert Gromino
dangerously wounded by an unknown Italian
FL. ID. Ward, prospector, has struck
\ rich gold mine near North Adams. Mass.
Sheriff Rowan, of Philadelphia, has
been placed under constraint because of
softening of the brain.
An educator at Newburgh, n. Y,
will send to Albany bill making the sale of
cigarettes to small boys punishable offense.
Fire at Pennington, Me-, destroyed
thirty three dwellings, nineteen stores and
three churches The loss is estimated at
$1,000
A heavy defalcation has come to light
at Indianapolis. Hicklin J. Landors, conf
dental clerk of Landers, Given & Co, pork
packers, has played the same game there on
the banks that Neold did in Chicago-rasing
money on bogus or worthless warehouse re-
ceipts for pork Landers has gone TO Canada
His shortage will foot up about $50, 600.
The death is announced of Baron
Frederick Ferdinand Won Beust, the dis
tinguished German statesman, IN his 18th year.
Justin Mccarthy, Parnellite, has
been awarded the seat in the House of Com
mons which he contested in the recent election
against Charles Edward Lewis Conservative.
Mr.. Lewis has sat for Londonderry ever since
1872.
Two Germans have been arrested in
France for making plans of tho forts and
roadways. They admitted having received a
sovereign for each letter containing military
diagram.
The killing of Baron Reutern by the
Car is confirmed. The latest report is that
the act was committed i'll the heat of passion
because the young man resented some Of the
Cars harsh remarks.