The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-11-06
HERE AND THERE.

A high license, local option liquor
with provisions similar to those of the law
now in force in Massachusetts, has cen in.
troduced in the Vermont legislature.
The population of the State of Maryland,
as shown by the census Office, is 1.O4 O.3O3,
an increase over the census Of 1890 of los, =
$780,. ,
1t is announced that million dollar hotel
to rival the Auditorium in architectural
beauty is to be built at the corner of Mich
igan avenue and Park Row on thelake 'front.'
Chicago.
The organization of an as ISOLATION OF
cattle men to control the market for their
stock, regarding which so much has been
said recently, is said to have been nearly
completed in st. Louis.
The claim is made that the Person al
Rights league of Omaha, an anti-prohi bition
organization. has paid the fees Tor the ma
turalZation Of six hundred persons and
that this amounted to bribery. The courts
will be asked to inquire into the matter.
Judge Mcdonnell holds that the Chicago
Gas Trust has no right to buy or hold the
joined to form it. 1t is understood that
Judgment of custer will be issued in u few
days.
A bill has passed the lower house of the
Choc ktaw council depriving all citizens OF the
Chocktaw nation who take the oath to be-
come citizens of the United States of the
right to vote, hold Office or sit on juries in
that n,l ton.
At Monticello, H., Thomas B. Carson,
Democratic candidate for the legislature has
begun $4,000 damage suit against j. C.
Myers o. Clinton, for stating over his own
signature that Carson had offered MYERS q
5000 bride while in the Legislature.
The supreme court Of New York has refused
to vncate the order for the examination OF
Col. William w. Dudley before trial in his
suit for libel against the World for dana ges
for publishing the famous Blocks OF Five"
letters.
Over 1900 OF the most prominent won en-
in New York city have Joined hands and
pledged themselves to do oil in their power
to make their male friends work and v te Tor
the Peoples Municipal League ticket. They
have not been invited to work for the re orm
movement. They have gone at it from pure
love OF good municipal government and
desire to hid in the overthrow Of Tnmmany
hall. America has never seen any thing like
this movement before. #
That the Catholic clergy in their OPPOSE
ton to the public school intend to poll the
full strength in the approaching election in
Wisconsin is best evidenced from the regis
tering in the Sixth ward Of Milwaukee twen.
ty-two 1riars of the st. Francis Capuchin
convent Never before have the Cnpuchin
monks in Milwaukee had stuff cient interestin
an election to 20 to the polls, but now they
intend to cast their full siren 9Th against tho
Bennett law.
Walter A. Ross OF Minneapolis arrived at
Fort Dodge. Iown expecting to be married
to Minnie Culley, the daughter Of q promi.
nent business man. Ross had been engaged
to the young lady for some time, and had a
cosy cottnge in Minneapolis ready Tor her
occupancy. He was .astounded to And that
his prospective bride is now the wife Of Fred
Reese, y former lover to whom she had been
engaged before she met Ross The rirl had
changed her mind ut the last moment and
persuaded her fnther to accompany hor "a
Sioux City. whore she was married to Reese.
News comes from the Chickasaw nntion.
that much dissatisfaction exists among the
Indians there because of the granting Il a
charter by the Chickasaw governments 10
nbout twenty men, giving them nbsoute
control Of all gold and precious mineral
found in section Of the Arbuckla ~ n,,n.#
tains twenty. live miles square. They cln;n,
TINT this charter has l,een granted Ia 4 low
scheming white men, and that a mum ber of
the legisln tors. with Gov. Bowl hive hoen
taken into company on the ground Hnor.
and that the whole proceeding ID wrong. !,