The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-10-09
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The entire estate left by the late Congress.
man Randall is valued at only about SIS, 900.
and consists entirely OF personal effects.
The population OF San Francisco is 297,-
900; at least that is what the census states;
q gain of "a OBJ in ten years.
The Jackson (Tenn.) wooden mills have as
signed. Liabilities, over 100000; assets,
100000.
1t is stated that the German Government
contemplates reprisals if the United States
government should reuse to modify the Nc
Kinley bill.
La grippe has made it's appearance again
in the vicinity of Carthage, III. One death
has occurred and one person has gone insane
from the effects Of the disease
6. I. Davie, proprietor Of the extensive
ship yard at Lewis, Que, has closed oil his
works and dismissed 1O2 men because the
knights of Labor sought to dictate to him
whom he should employ.
1t should be stated to the people interested
that the repeal OF the timber culture law,
which failed to pass at the session which has
just adjourned, is in such shape that it can
be readily passed as soon as quorum APP
pears in the next house.
8 The married daughter OF Gen. Barrundia
who made the attempt on Minister MINERS
life is coming to the United States with a
large nnm Der of documents concerning her
fathers murder to lay them before President
Harrison. 5s en-.
Mexican Consul General Coney denies
the attempted assassination of President
Dias. He received a letter from President
Dias at San Francisco dated Sept II. q day
later than the alleged shooting, md no ref
erence was made to it.
The new steamship, Ell Sol, built for the
Pacific Improvement company, of New York,
has been successfully launched at the shin
yard of William Cramp & Sons, Philadelphia.
She is the largest vessel, with one exception,
ever built in the United States.
The Western straw wrapping paper manu-
facturers of the district west of the Allegheny
mountains held q secret meeting in Chicago.
President Castle denied that trust was
about to reformed. The object of the meet
ing was to devise means to reduce the ex-
pense OF production.
l All the -four mill proprietors in Lisbon.
Portugal, have combined to close their mills
in order to compel the government to allow
them to i'm port as much wheat as thew like,
and to repeal the recent law forbidding them
to import more than one-hali of the wheat
ground.
At Iowa City. Town, the jury in the case Of
the Whelan administrators vs.. the Chicago,
Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul returned q verdict for
plaintiff OF $4,000 damages. the largest
amount ever allowed in Johnson county for
a death. The claim was for 81 s, 900, for the
killing of William Doyle in 1888.
Col. W. c. Marmon, OF the Laguna rifles,
a company ofPueblo Indians which did ef.
fectives work in the field when Geronimo and
his following Of Apache cut throats were on
the warpath, returned from the sent of the
present uprising in New Mexico, and states
that people are terrorized, , and fear is enter
TIMED that before the renega des are captur-
ed a number OF the whites will be m assacred.
In view the charges and criticisms that
have appeared in the New York Tribune re.
Gently concerning the management OF the
pension bureau. the house committee inyesti-
eating the charges against Commissioner
Rnum decided to make an examination
into the source of the charges and upon
what grounds they are based, and for this
purpose the committee issued subpenas
for N. g. Seckendorff and Maj. 8. N. Clark,
the Washington correspondents Of the Tri-
bune. s75 8s'