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and practice of bcycottng met with the disap-
proval Of the Nationaiists themselves IL was
all the more the duty Of the curia 10 point il
out People were carried away by the Gag r
ness Of the struggle The Objectionable
character Of the proceedings was not in har-
mony with the dictates OF Christian charity
The Pope aud Cardinal Simeoni have already
received many congratulations on the publ
cation of the decree from prelates and other
persons of high position"
JOHN DILLON, the Irish member Of Parlia-
ment who was among the most active in car
rying out the plan of campaign and in advis-
ing tenants against the payment OF rent has
been convicted under the crimes act and SEN
fenced to six months imprisonment without
hard labor
THE Emperor continues 10 improve. says a
Berlin dispatch of Saturday The periods OF
depression due to weakness have been fewer
in the last few days. 1t is not probable that
an attempt will be made TO move him to Pots
dam before the end of the month
A MONSTER mass-meeting In support OF the
Irish cause is soon to be held in New York
under the auspices of the Irish Parliamentary
Fund Association Sir Thomas Henry Graf
tan Esmonde will address the meeting
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THE FOREIGN BUDGET.

AU~ICEs from Brisbane, IN Austria, state
that riotous anti-Chinese demonstrations have
occurred there Several shops belonging 10
Cinnamon were wrecked.
JAMES KIRBY, who last November was con-
Lischane, County Kerry. has been executed at
Tralee. He protested his innocence TO the
last
CRICKETs are devastating Algeria, entirely
destroying vegetation. Their deal bodies are
creating pestilence and interfering with the
running OF trains between Constantine and
Batna
IT il stated that Russia contemplates a fresh
coup in Central Asia. Advices represent that
she has designs on Persia, in the belief that
the Powers would view her action luke
warmly
A CABLE dispatch from London states that
"Mr. Gladstone has just admitted that HE
home-rule scheme proved more disastrous
to the LIBERAL party than he could have i'm
agined This is great change from the posi-
ton he assumed after the last general cleo
ton, when he maintained that his defeat was
slight and temporary. He now takes de-
spondent view of the future"
IT is reported from Constantinople that
Prince Bismarck, in accordance with the for
mally expressed desire Of Emperor Frederick
and the Gar, will ask the Porte to deposc
Prince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria.
DEPUTY CzERNAToNYI, friend Of Premier
Tisza, signs an article in the Hungarian
semi-official paper Nenazet, in which he de-
clares that war is inevitable He says that
the triple alliance will demand from
Russia an explanation of her military prepa-
rations, and that her answer will amount to
casus beli
A BAND OF Bulgarian exiles and brigands
has beeu defeated by police at Il .domir after
bloody struggle, in which many were killed
and wounded.
The differences between the United States
and the Moorish Governments have finally
been settled
The Tower house OF the Hungarian DIE
has adopted bill empowering northern rail
way companies to double their lines In order
to facilitate the transpor alton of troops
PRINCE FERDINAND 81 Bu garia is becoming
defiant In n speech at bInquet in the hail
of the Sobranis'at Tirnov, the clher day, he
said:
Here, in this buiding, l swore 60 lea Bull
garia TO h. goal marx q OFT for her in history
now repeat that oath. assuring you that, with
out sparing myself, l shall with heart and soul
adhere 70 the promise / made before God aud
the people.
A CABLE dispatch from Rome states thai
~the Pope, speaking with person belonging
TO his court, took exception to remarks made
by Parnen on the recent pontifical letter.
HIS Holiness said rs the plan Of campaign
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TIE WESTERN STATES.

Tn Missouri Supreme Court affirmed the
decision of the lower court in the case Of
Henry Landgraf, convicted Of numbering his
sweetheart March 3, 1885, and sentenced him
to be hanged June 3.
The wholesale commission house of William
T. Coleman & Co. has made an assignment
for the benefit of creditors, says San Fran
cisco telegram.
Frank S. Johnson. managing partner OF the
firm, submitted statement to the effect that
the firm WAS unable TO realize upon assets
Immediately. and IN view Ga pressing engage
ments ia New YORK. where the call upon them
make assignment in order to prevent
the dissipation OF their property. John
son places the assets OF the firm
ut from "a 900 0CO to S4 500 900, and the iabili-
tes ut -, 5000 The indebtedness in Califor-
nia, with the exception OF number Of small
amounts. is confined to two individuals and the
following banks Bank OF California, Sl96,OO0
Of which $4,000 is secured Bank of British
Columbia, SlO1 900; Nevada Bank, 500, 600 ; and
the Bank OF British North America, 100000.
1HE time has been when broken neck
meant instant death; but young English
man, Reginald Ford, at Sioux City, Iowa, who
was thrown from vehicle and dislocated his
neck, had the vertebrR pulled into place by O
man who came 10 his assistance, and if he
escapes death from conclusion of the brain
he can stand up in the dime museums and
pose as one OF the very few persons who ever
had their necks broken and lived to tell how
it was done.
PAPER Of the insol yent house OF William T.
Coleman & Co, of San Fran cisco, 10 the ex-
tent of $500, ZOO is held in the East and
South
AT Watertown, Wis, Mrs A. Behnke, aged
4G and the mother OF eight children, COM
mtted suicide by hanging herself.
IHE Illinois Supreme Court has affirmed
the judgment and sentence OF the Chicago
Criminal Court in the boodler cases. This
sends ex-County Commissioners Van Pelt,
Leyden, Ochs and Wasserman and ex-Warden
varnell to the state Penitentiary, where their
criminal associates, ex-Commissioners Wren
and McClaughrey, are already serving their
sentence of two years. Warden McGarigle,
another of the gang, is an exile in Canada.
In the case of Ed Mcdonald, another OF
the gang, the Supreme Court has yet to take
action.
AT Des Moines Iowa, William f. Shafrer,
aged %, son of John r. Shafrer, Secretary OF
the State Agricultural Society. committed
suicide by shooting Dependency is the
cause assigned
COMMODORE KITTsoN of st Pau, one OF the
most prominent business men OF the North
west dropped dead in the dining-car of a train
between Chicago aud Harvard. Ill He was
on his way home from his stock farm net
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-05-16
MICnIGAN'S FAvORITE SON.
The Republican State Convention
Sends an Alger Delegation
to Chicago.
Michigan Greenbackers Indorse Wea.
YER and Delaware Democrats
Favor Cleveland.

The Michigan Republican Convention assem-
bled at Grand Rapids on the 9Th inst, and was
called TO order by the temporary Chairman, f..
D. Lacy, who eulogzed General Alger, dwelling
on his entering the army from Grand Rapids,
spoke OF his charities, OF his executive abilities.
and took strong ground in favor Of unceasing
Lacy was frequently interrupted by applause.
The usual committees were then appointed.
Mr.; Lacy was made permanent Chairman
The following were chosen as the State Gen.
trail Committee First District. Henry M. Duff
neld, Charles Wright: Second, Tom S. Apple
gate, Joe 4. Jacobs; Third ID. y. Anger, w. N.
Wilmington: Fourth, T. A. Giddings, A. b. Cop
ley; fifth, g. w. Weber. William Alden
smith Sixth, s. +. Kimball Otis Fuller; sew
enth, William II. Ecker. A. II. Avery; Eighth.
M n, :. BroTn; +; c; stone Ninth, Newcomb
Young
District delegates to Chicago were chosen as
follows: Fifth District. A. u. Watson and Cyril
Brown; Sixth, William Mcpherson and Will
ian H. McCreery; seventh, Edgar Weeks and
Harrison Gee; Ninth, r.. %. shaw and George
W. Crawford Eleventh. S. M. stephenson and
Perry Hannah
The report Of the Committee on Resolutions
wao unanimously adopted. The resolutions re.
affirm the principles OF the Republican party
as enunciated by previous National Conven-
tions declare that the protective policy fur
nished the means to pay of the war bit, quad
rupled the prosperity and financial resources
Of the American people, rendered the nation
absolutely independent, employed and ele-
waited labor and benefited labor and capital
alike. They arraign the present administers
tion for its selfish and sectional tariff policy,
and especially for singing out the four great
industries Of Michigan for punishment and de-
struction The closing resolution presents the
name Of Russell A. Alger for President, and
calls on all the Michigan delegates at Chicago
To use every honorab BILE means to secure his
nomination for President.
Robert h. Fraser j. h. Bots. w. O. Atwood
tcoloredl, and l.. b. Dustan were elected dele.
gates at-larRo to the Chicago Convention.
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Philadelphia Mr.. Kittson had just ordered
his supper and was preparing TO eat 1t when
he expired He was born in Canada in 1914,
and had lived in st Paul since 1851. He had
acquired large fortune, and was the owner
of one OF the finest horse breeding establish
ments in tho country, which cost about
sl,0O000o.
The Rev. Harrison Jewell, who was under
indictment for the murder OF James Beeson
and had skipped his bond, has bean arrested
at McAllister, l. Il.
JAMES VERNON, a Methodist preacher OF
Healdton, Indian Territory, has been placed
in jail there, charged with stealing cattle in
Parker County, Texas
AT the tournament OF the Ohio State League
at Gallon, Ohio. Rollo o. Herkes Of Dayton,
won the silver cup given by l. c. Smith,
shooting twenty-nine out Of thirty Blue Rocks
from five traps
A DENVER (Colo) dispatch says the sport
ing fraternity of that city IL greatly excited
over q big faro game played, at which
Charlie Pearson, one Of the owners Of the
Arcade" gambling-rooms lost nearly 800, 900.
The long season OF wet weather in South
ern Minnesota and Dakota is retarding wheat
sowing so much that oats or other grains will
be sown instead in many places.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.

Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS has been
raised at Louisville, KY, for the erection of
a cotton mill, and work on the structure will
be begun at once.
JAMES RYAN, while boring a we'll on his
farm, near La Junta, Cal, struck oil Mt 175
feet which flows from the surface This find
creates intense excitement
Al Benton, KY, by the machinery in the
wool carding factory breaking, Sidney Peter
son was killed, Il L. Peas, one Of the pro-
prietors, fatally injured, and three others
slightly.
FIRE at Baltimore, Nd, destroyed I. X
Ganter's organ, showcase. aud billiard
table factory. The insurance aggregates
500, 000
UNKNOWN persons stole from a hotel at
Lexington, Ky, the cash-box owned by Will
lam Riley, the Chicago bookmaker, which
contained about SIS, COO Mr. Riley bad depos-
tied the box in the hotel safe and received a
nbocl. tharefor
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

A WASHINGTON special 10 the Chicago loTy,-
ing Nc,cS says that Republican members of
the Senate Committee on the Judiciary make
no secret OF their purpose TO hold up the
nomination Of Mr.. Fuller until next session,
although no official action in thai direction
has been or will be taken. The consideration
of his nomination VIII simply be delayed as
if II we're necessary to do so, and in the event
of the election OF a Republican President
next fall he will probably not be confirmed at
all"
IT is understood, says a Washington tele-
gram, that Gen. James w. Ewing D.sbursing
Clerk OF the Department Of Justice, has been
found short in his accounts to the extent of
$4,000 or $1,000 Over 5000 Of the money
said to be unaccounted for belongs to the ac-
counts OF 1852, 80 and 81 Gen. Ewing was n
Union soldier of good record, and is one of
the best-known men in Washington. lie was
appointed from West Virginia, AMI has held
his present office for many years.
HE Senate Committee on Elections has
reached the unanimous conclusion that Sena-
tor Turpie OF Indiana, is entitled to his seat
This decision is based upon the principle that
the determination of the Indiana House Of
Representatives as 10 the title OF its own
members to their seats is conclusive upon the
United States Senate and not subject to review
by the latter body.
TIE Secretary of the Treasury had pur-
chased, up to Monday, bonds of the face value
of SIS, 900 under the circular of April H.,
the cost 10 the Government including pre-
MUM, being s21, 655, 500 And yet the sur
plus is greater by $4,000 than when the
Secretary began buying bonds. On Saturday
over 100000 in bonds was accepted at rates
hinhnr thnn thnsn hnrntnfnra rall
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NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICANS.
Delegates Large to the Chicago Con.
vention Chosen at Concord.

The New Hampshire Republican State Con-
vention assembled at Conco I'd and organized by
eIectng Henry T. Burnham permanent Chair
man. Chairman Durham attacked the Presi-
dent bitterly, denouncing his pension vetoes and
tariff views. Mention Of Blanes name was
wildly applauded. Thess delegates nt-larg to
the National Convention were chosen: Pierson
Cheney Of Manchester, Jacob II. Gallinger OF
Concord, Hiram A. Tuttle OF Pittsfeld. and Ale
fred L. Batchelder of Keene Thew are unin-
structed, but their Presidential prefeyences are
understood TO be as follows: Cheney and Batch
elder for Depew, Gallinger for Harrison. Tuttle
for any man who can carry New York These
district delegates were chosen:
l. John d. Peadey of Wolfboro and Edward
H. Gilman Of Exeter.
2. The Hon. Chester Pike OF Cornish and Col.
Charles f. Greenleaf OF Franconia.
The platform denounces the administration
for its tariff policy for its pension policy, its
fisheries policy, and for its 'pretense' OF civil
service reform. The platform is particularly
severe upon the wool clause in the Mills tariff
bill IL denounces the Democratic party for
identifying itself with the interests of the
liquor dealers throughout the country and In
structs the delegates to Chicago TO use every
honorable effort 70 place in nomination a ticket
that will command universal confidence.
defy every assault, and be resistless at the
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-05-16
TIE EASTERN STATES.

GRASS & FOSTER dry-goods dealers OF
Scranton, Pa, have assigned, with assets
$50, 900; liabilities, $4,000
DAVID w. VINCENT and Robert g. Hall we're
hanged at Moyamensing Prison, Philadelphia
The former killed sailor; while Hall in FL OF
jealousy murdered his mistress, Mrs Lillian
Rivers, and then cut his own throat, but sur
vived the wound 1t is claimed that Vincent
was insane.
NATHANIEL W. T. HATCH. OF the banking
and brokerage firm OF Walter T. Hatch x
Sons, New York, dined at public resort with
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NEWS BUDGET.
Fresh Intelligence from Every
Part of the Civilized
World.
Foreign and Domestic News, Political
Events, Personal Points, Labor
Notes, Etc.
THE VERY LATEST BY TELEGRAPH H.
IMPORTANT TO PATENTEEs.
A Resolution Introduced In the Senate
Contemplating Radical Changes.

A Resolution Introduced in the Senate
Contemplating Radical Changes.
A JOINT resolution has been introduced in
the Senate of the United States, declaring
that all patents granted are for the active use
of the public, subject to the rights Of the IN
ventor, discoverer. or assignee, who shall re-
ceive the consideration for the use there
OF, aud must be put into active use.
Failure TO do so within five years from
the date of issue shall be held to be an
abandonment of it, and thereafter the arti-
els pa'ented shall be public property, and
the patent ipso fao;o void Corporations and
combinations for the control Of articles pat
ented are prohibited under the pain of fine
not less than 81, 00J nor more than SIC,
and by imprisonment for not less than six
months. lhe Attorney General Is charged
with the enforcement Of the law, and pro-
&c sdings are to be summary
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DESPERATE BANDITS.
They Attack Western Passenger Train
A Lively FusilIade of Shots.

TX train robbers, supposed to be Mexicans,
attacked the south bound Sonora train as il
was standing at a small station called Adua
Zlrca, A 4. The robbers opened fire and
killed Fireman Forbes and wounded several
Others one of whom, Conductor Atkinson,
has since died Messenger Hay was badly
wounded in the head and back and will die.
Wells, Fargo Co.'s box, containing about
s141, was taken The railway officials have
offered reward of 81, 900 for the capture OF
the robbers
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ZEPHYR DAVIS.

He Is Executed i'm the Chicago Jail.
ZEPHYR DAVIS, the young colored man
who murdered Maggie Gaughan, a working
girl, several weeks ago, in Chicago, was
hanged In that city He admitted his guilt
His last words on the scanold we're, IL be-
Eava in God
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The House stnl Debating the Mills Bill

The House still Debating the Mills Bill
THE tariff discussion was continued in the
House on the 18th inst. Mr.. Haugcn, of Wis
consin, spoke in opposition to and Messrs
Townshend, of Illinois, and Lehlbach of New
Jersey, in favor OF the Mills bill. The Ways
and Means Committee had a conference at
which the Democrats consented TO extend the
tariff debate another week. They yielded be-
cause n considerable number of members Of
both parties insisted that IL would really DO a
saving of time i'm the end. ms members who had
proposed speeches were sure TO insist upon
working them in during the ive-m mute debate
IL they could not deliver them sooner. The
Senate bill granting the right OF way through
Indian Territory TO the Fort Smith and IL Paso
Railroad Company passed the House, as did
also tine bill authorizing the Duluth Rainy
Lake River and Southwestern Railroad Com
pany to construct bridge across the Red River
of the North. The Senate was not In session.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-05-16
MICHIGAN GREENBACKERs.
They Choose Delegates and Indorso Gen
Weaver for President.

The Michigan Greenback State Convention
met at Lansing and chose James / Mead and
natl convention. A full delegation from each
Congressional district was also elected. w. ID.
Fuller WAS made Chairman Of the state Gen.
trail Committee, vice Moses w. Field, resigned.
The resolutions declare renewed fealty TO the
greenback principles, and instruct the dele
CATION TO the national convention to unto with
any organization adopting the essential princi-
pies OF tho Greenback party, but no sentiment
favorable 20 fusion with either OF the old parties
apparent. The delegates were instructed
President
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Floods I'm the Mississisippi.

The OVERLOOKING waters of the Mississippi
River are doing great damage in the towns
and farming lands along It's banks. At Keo-
kuk, Iowa, the river is destructively high
while at Alexandra, Mo, the town and ada
cent country is submerged. Davenport,
Iowa, Dubuque Iowa, Quincy, Ill, Rock
Island, ILL.,, Muscatine, Iowa, aud Clinton,
Iowa, are all suffering severely from the in
undation- Floods are also reported from
Des Moines, Iowa, Winona, Mimi, and Bur
linpton Iowa
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Sharks from the wires

MORE than 1000 immigrants arrived in
New York on Saturday from Europe.
Two CHILDREN at Red Lake Falls, MINI. >,
were poisoned to death by eating wild
parsnps.
AFTER eating their furs, one of party OF
trappers died of starvation. The party left
Edmonton, n. W. T.. last fall.
he 1T. Louis Wire Mill Company, Of 81.
Louis, filed a suit against the Washburn-
Moen Company and others for 100000
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-05-16
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
The Feeling In Michigan.

The Detroit papers print the result Of . cam
vass for Republican Presidential preferences,
extending TO more than 700 election preci nets
in Michigan. After Alger, Lincoln 10 second
choice, with 176 Gresham third, with 1875 and
Blaine fourth, with l02. In 544 precincts the
reply is given that Blaine would lose votes and
in lsl that he would gain, This canvass was
made several weeks ago. Like most favorite
sons, Gen. hger is a candid ate for either first
or second place on the ticket.
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OTHER PARTY CONVENTIONS.
Arizona Democrats.

The Territorial Democratic Convention Of
Arizona, in session atsPhd nix. elected John G.
Herndon OF Prescott and George G.. Berry Of
Tombstone delegates to the National Conven-
ton at st. Louis. A resolution was passed
indorsing President Clevelands administra-
ton, and asking for home rule for Territories.
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TIL. ,foors AnoIo,ix.,,

A DISPATCH from Gibraltar concerning the
settlement of the dispute between the United
States and Morocco says: after the with
drawal of the claims for a money indemnity
an apology was rendered TO the American
Consul, and orders were given for the i'm
mediate release of the persons whose arrest
gave rise to the trouble"
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Nominated for Congress.

Prof W w. Edwards OF McKendree College,
by the Prohibitionists Of the Eighteenth Illinois
District; Thomas Ryan, by the Repu Dlicans Of
the Fourth Kansas District; j. II. Rowell by
trict; Joseph II. Cultivate, by the Democrats
OF the Thirteenth Ohio District: Samuel r.
Peters, by the Republicans of the Seventh Kan
sas District
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PROF. ARNOLD says: Why salt gathers

PROF. ARNOLD says: Why salt gathers
on the outside Of butter is because of the
evaporation of water contained in the
brine formed by the salt added for seas
oning the butter, the brine being crowded
out of the butter by contraction from
change of temperature. 1t occurs when
too much moisture is left in butter when
working it, and when there is SO much
water in the composition of butter that it
separates freely and forms an excess of
brine when salt is added. In the latter
case the butter contracts from the LIBERIA
ton Of moisture without change of temper
allure, just a. curd contracts from libera-
ton OF its whey by the action of rennet. or
as lean meat contracts by separation OF it's
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Colorado Prohibitionists.

The Colorado State Prohibition Convention
met at Denver and elected these delegates to
the National Convention Henry G. Dillon,
George Wallace, II. G. Walker, 4. +. Bliss, Mrs.
Telford, William Butler w. q. Sprague, w. G.
Slower, j. A. Maxwell and John Hipp. The
delegates are uninstructed.
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VELVET CREAM.-Three pints Of milk.
whites of six eggs, half box of gelatine:
sweeten the cream and beat TO froth:
dissolve the gelatine in a cup of hot water.
and when lukewarm add the cream and
eggs; stir till smooth; line a mold with
sponge cake, then pour in the mixture.
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Steel Works Rurn.

THE large brick building which contained
the steel works and rolling mill of Disston's
extensive saw works at TacoDy, Pa, was
totally destroyed by fire, causing a loss Of
$780, 900; insured for $4,000. 'i
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The Maine Labor Party

A conference OF leading labor men held at
Augusta, Me-. resolved TO issue call for a
labor convention TO be held at Waterville, June
IL, to nominate candidate for Governor and
four candidates for Congress.