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The true northerner., 1890-05-28
ORIGINAL PACKAGES.
Judge Hindman Charges Grand Jury
to Indict All Dealers.

Nevada, Iowa, dispatch: At the
opening OF court Judge IIindman, in
his charge TO the grand jury,
gave the original package busi-
ness a black eye in this Sec
tion. He charged them that notwith-
standing the late decision OF the United
States Supreme court no person
has a right in this State to keep n pace
for the sale of intoxicating liquors of
any kind, either in original packages
or otherwise, and said it was
the sworn duty Of the jurors to
report TO the court by indictment
any person engaged in the keeping of
such place, without regard 10 where
such liquors came from. He takes the
ground that the State has the inherent
right TO prohibit and abate nuisances and
punish persons engaged in maintaining a
nuisance within its borders and that the
question OF Interstate commerce has
nothing to do with it. That the keep
ing of place for the sale of liquors rs a
beverage is nuisance, whether dealt
out in original package or some other
way, and that the late decision is not in
conflict with this view
The true northerner., 1890-05-28

Conveyed at Midnight to the New Monu-
meni In axe Niaw CemeierY.

Conveyed at Midnight to the New Monu-
ment In Lake View Cemetery.
A Cleveland. Ohio. dispatch reports the
remova oil the remains OF the late Presi-
dent james 4. Garfield from the public
vault In Lake View Cemetery 10 the crypt
In the Garfield monument shortly after mid
night The secret removal of the remains
was in accordance with the wishes OF Mrs.
Garfield. VINO was opposed TO any demon
stration or show. 1t was after IL o'clock
when party OF gentlemen consisting
OF Amos Townsend. Chairman OF the
Committee on Arrangements for the dedi-
cation OF May 30. Gen. James Barnett and
Harry A. Garfield. son of the late Presi-
dent. took a carriage from downtown
hotel and drove along the famed Euclid
avenue 10 the cemetery. The party drove
direct to the public vault and the heavy
doors were thrown open. The bronze cas-
ket containing the remains of the late
President could be seen dimly in the lick
ering light shed by the lanterns. 1t had
remained undisturbed in the vault since
1881. -Four stalwart men carried the re-
mains to a hearse outside which was In
readiness, and the casket was conveyed TO
the monument and deposited in the crypt
AT its base. The new sepulcher of the mar
tyred President is accessible 20 all. A
strong railing will be erected around the
casket 10 prevent any one approaching
nearer than ten feet.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Old Chocolates Chat.

Yo' doan' allus lose wen yo' trus'
t'ief.
A lock often makes tlef de mo-
t'evish.
De longah de fox waits dc hungrier he
am.
he car'ful in yo' deal wild de man oh
ceremony.
Hit er hahd TO tell w'ose chicken dem
fedders belong toe.
De man dat sows thistles wild his seed
mustn't hahvest bahfooted.
Wen yo' grease de w'eels yo' hep de
cattle ez well ez save war an tar
DE man dat yo helped toe stove wood
in Dccembah done fowgit hit by July.
Ell yo' know a man toe be liah yo'
kin trade mules wild um undahstan
Toe dc lazy man a cool place undah
a tree offahs ez good hshin' ez de brook
undah de sun.
De man dat has de bes' fawchune wild
kyards In de long run am de one dat
looks on vile oddahs play. Judge.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
AWFUL DYNAMITE ACCIDENT.
Two Men Killed and Twenty five Injured
While Working at "a Fire.

Two Men Killed and Twenty-Five Injured
While Working at Fire.
During severe storm which passed over
Lucas. Ohio. lightning struck the John
Charles Block. The block was entirely
consumed together with two dwellings ad-
joining. There is no fire apparatus in
the city and the citizens turned
out with buckets. but could do
nothing toward extinguishing the flames
Their efforts were directed toward
saving the contents OF the building. While
removing the goods about fifty pounds of
dynamite which was kept in store exploded
with disastrous effect. The bodies of John
Smith and Jeremiah Jones were mangled
and mutilated beyond recognition. About
twenty-five persons in all were more or
less injured. The seriously injured are:
Joseph Hanna. I. Russell. John Gallagher.
and T. Myers
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
EYRAUD CAPTURED.
The Slayer of Notary Gouffe Taken at
Havana.

Havana cable: The police here
have captured the Frenchman, Miguel
Eyraud, who during the month OF July
last murdered Notary Gouffe in Paris.
Eyraud registered Mt the Hotel Roma
under the name of Miguel Doski. He
claimed TO be native of Poland. When
he was placed in jail he attempted 10
commit suicide by cutting the veins in
his legs and arms with a piece of glass
He lost great deal of blood before med
ical assistance could be obtained, but
the doctors attending him say he will
recover. In his trunk were found sew
eral French newspapers containing an
account of his crime. pistol and a
dagger were also found in the trunk
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
NOT WHAT THEY PRAYED FOR.
A German Church Struck by Lightning
and -Four People Killed.

A Berlin cable says The village OF st.
Mahlen. near Hildesheim. has been visited
recently by severe hailstorms which have
done great deal of damage. The people
gathered in a church to pray for a cessa-
ton OF the storms. While the services
we're in progress a thunderstorm came up.
and the church was struck by lightning.
Four persons were instantly killed. and
twenty persons were injured. four being
rendered completely blind. The people
were panic-stricken. and in the rush for
the doors two children were crushed to
death.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
sMuGGLEp OVER THE BORDER.

San Diego's Collector Enticed Cinnamon
Over to Secure Credit for Their Capture.
A san Diego. Cal. paper charges that
Collector of Customs John Berry paid $50
to inveiGle some Cinnamon over the border
some weeks ago so that he might have the
credit of capturing them. The charge,
which is sustained by the testimony OF
several constables. is misdemeanor under
the exclusion act and punishable by n line
or Imprisonment The facts will be brought
at once to the attention OF the Treasury
Department by affidavts.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
DREssED-BEEF MEN VICTORIOUS.
Minncsota's Law Declared Unconstitu-
tional by the Supreme Court.

Minncsotas Law Declared Unconstitu-
tionaI by the Supreme Court.
Tho United States supreme Court has
rendered a decision in the important case
of Minnesota against Henry Barber. known
rs the dressed beef case" The Court
afllrms the decision Of the lower court de-
claring the dressed beef law unconstitu-
tional. and discharging the appellee from
custody on the ground that the Gct prac-
tically ignores the rights OF citizons of
other States. as vel! as Minnesota, to en-
gage in interstate commerce. Barber was
convicted of selling fresh beef slaughtered
in Illinois. and which had not been in
spected before slaughter. as required by
the law Of Minnesota. He alleged that the
law was an unconstitutional interference
with interstate commerce.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
shot Their Employer.

Near Pioche. New. Contractor Collins. OF
Omaha. was shot and killed by two men
who had been working for him but had
quit. and whom he refused to pay. The men
told him he had just eight minutes in which
to settle. and at the end OF that time. he
not weakening. they shot him.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
EARruoUAKE SHOCKS IN MONTANA.
Houses Considerably Shaken Up at Bill
lings and Other Points.

A Billings (Mont) dispatch reports the
occurrence OF a very severe earthquake
shock. Three distinct shocks were felt.
accompanied by deep rumbling noise.
Two brick houses were shaken down and II
third was cracked from roof TO base.
the building seeming TO open and shut
like gigantic mouth. Chandeliers.
dishes and pictures were shaken
down. and people who were aroused from
sleep poured into the streets amid intense
excitement In Billings Hall dance was
in progress. and the severity of the shock
threw many dancers TO the iioor and broke
up the party in wild terror. In Yellow
stone National Park all the geysers are in
an abnormal state Of activity.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
SAD NEWS FOR HIS CREDITORS.


A Boston Builder Flees, Leaving Bills Un-
paid to the Amount of $4,000.
Mr.. ID. w. Brocklers. one OF Boston's
best-known citizens and builders. has dis
appeared. He was last seen three weeks
ago. when he went to his home on Savan
street Roxbury. bade adieu to his wife and
daughter, and left He was worth at one
time S2OO.OO0. and ad lost all in real-estate
speculation. The bills that he left unpaid
will probably reach $4,000
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
A PLEASURE PARTY DROWNED.
Terrible Loss Caused by the Capsizins o
"a Small ROat.

Terrible Loss Caused by the Capsizins of
Small Boat.
At Fall River tMass-) a small boat con-
tanning a party OF pleasure-seekers was
capsized in the rough water in the bay. and
eli ght persons were drowned. The names
are: Samuel Whites, aged fifty; Mrs. Wit
ties. aged forty-hve; Henry Whites. aged
ten; Samuel Whites. Jr., aged twelve; Le-
vina Buckley. aged thirty flve; Fred Buck
ley. aged three; Willie Buckley. aged eight;
Willie Turner. aged eight. The accident
was caused by the inexeerience of the men
who were rowin the boat. and the persist
ent rocking OF the boat by child in the
party. Only one OF the party could swim.
and he succeeded in saving one OF his com-
panions besides himself
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
T.. V. PowderIy Not a Conspirator.

At Greensburg Pa. T. V. Powderly. j.
b. Byrne and Peter Wise have been ac-
quilted Of the charge of conspiracy pre-
ferred by Edward Callaghan. of scottdale.
The case was taken up at o'clock y. m.
and was given to the jury at 5. A verdict
was returned at o'clock.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
BIG BLAZE AT MILFORD. UTAH.
Several Buildings Burned, with Loss of
S45,OOO.


A large portion OF Milford. Utah. has been
destrovel by fire. the blaze being started
in corral by drunken man who was
smoking cigarette. The blaze sp'ead TO
the northward. burning the store house
and supply depot OF. Fitzpatrick Bros. Col
Inns. three saloons. hotel,the Union Pacific
engineers office. the express office. the
postoffice. and tho Consolidated Implement
Company's building. 1t was with difficulty
that the whole settlement was prevented
from going up in smoke. Fitzpatrick Bros.
and Collins barely saved their books. Their
loss is $4,000. with no insurance. The
Consolidated Implement Company's loss is
5000. The other losses amount to $1,000.
1t was first reported that the Union Pacific
depot had been burned but this proves to
be an error
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
DEATH IN A COLLISION.
-Four Men Relieved to Have Been Killed
in Wreck Near Altoona.

A disastrous freight wreck occurred at
Elizabeth Furnace. three miles east OF
Altoona, Pa. A freight crashed into a
stock train as the latter was crossing a
switch from one track TO another. com
pletely demolishinG fifteen cars and an en-
gine. also killing many head of stock. En-
gineer William Boyd. of Harrisburg. is re-
ported dead in the wreck and his fireman
and two brakemen are thought to have
hepn killed
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
More Labor Riots In Austria.

The labor agitation at Pilsen. Austria.
has been renewed. Strikers have pillaged
stores. inns. and vicarages. Many rioters
have been arrested at Trophan. Sixty
seven persons recently arrested for rioting
at Wagstadt and Fulnell have been sem
fenced to Imprisonment for terms varying
from three months to three Yenrs.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Leased to an English Company.

The United States Consul at Callao. Peru.
has notified the state Department that the
Peruvian Government has leased TO an
English company the famous quicksilver
mines OF Santa Barbara. They were for
merly the most productive in the world.
but have not been worked for fifty years.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Labor Riots I'm Ravenna.

Labor riots have occurred I'm Ravenna.
Italy. Three peasants hav. been killed
and numerous soliiers and peasants
wounded. The latter earned only pence
II day. The anarchists are fomenting the
trouble among the workers.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
DROWNED While Rontinc.

At Providence. II. l.. Mrs. John Huling.
Mrs. Della Mannel and Miss Mamie Hulin 2
were rowing in II canvas decked boat on
tho Davisville Pond when the craft sudden
ly filed. Mrs. Mannel and Miss Huling we're
drowned. but Mrs. Huling escaped by cling
ing to her dog. which swan with her to
shore.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
GONE Up IN SMOKE.
Several Business Blocks at Portsmouth,
Ohio, DESTROYED by Fire.

At Portsmouth. Ohio. the explosion of
gasoline stove set fire to frame building in
the rear OF Welche's wholesale contection-
cry store. The flames spread quickly to the
main building itself and from there to large
blocks on either side OF it. A number of
buildings were totally destroyed. The loss
on buildings is $4,000. with light insurance;
on the goods stored in the bull lings also
about $4,000. we'll insured.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
A Shortage of Fruit Jars.

At a recent meeting of flint glass manu-
facturers held at Pitts burg it was discovered
that there is IA great shortage of fruit jars
throughout the country. An advance OF
% per cent on this line of goods is expected.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Censured IL. X. Bruce.

The Hon. b. X. Bruce has been censured
by the Afro American League. Of Ohio. in
convention at Columbus. for alleged dis
elimination against his own race. in dis
charging negroes from Office.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
SHORT, AND DIDN'T KNOW 1T.

william Pcake, Treasurer of Kansas City,
Is Minus see 900 of tho City's Funds.
William Peake. City Treasurer OF Kansas
City. NO.. appears to be short in his ac-
counts to the amount OF s22,2621 16. The
discovery has teen made that a shortage
existed and an examination has been or
dered by the Mayor. Mr.. Peake Is an old
The true northerner., 1890-05-28

The railroad bridge over the Ohio River
at Martins Ferry. Ohio. has been wrecked
by the high water and driftwood jammed
against the false work. breaking IL away
and letting the center span. $50 feet long.
drop into the river. Damage estimated at
10000.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28

FANNY DAVENPORT, the actress, is de-
fendant in suit for libel brought by
two actors of her company. She said
they had been guilty OF ''ungentlemanly
conduct"
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Won't Answer Census Questions.

1t is reported at Washington that New
York lawyeys have entered into an agree
ment to resist answering the questions OF
census enumerators touching acute or
chronic diseases. or Effects OF mind or body;
and that they will also refuse to answer the
queries affecting private debts.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
OKLAHOMA TERRIToRY's GOVERNOR
Arrival and Welcome of George w. steele
at Cuthrie.

A Guthrie, !. T.. special says: Governor
George W. Steele has arrived here. He
was received at the depot by the citizens
OF Guthrie and numerous delegations from
outside towns. lie was accompanied TO
rooms previously engaged for him by the
Committee on Reception.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Heavy Rams I'm York State.

Farmers in Central New York are fearful
for their crops. rains having fallen without
interruption for several days. In Albany
the other day half an inch OF rain fell in
thirty minutes.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Ohiectionnhlo Consus Ouestions.

The protests tnat have been made con-
cerning the questions TO be asked by CEN
sus enumerators caused Representative
McAdoo TO introduce a resolution directing
the Committee or Census TO report bill
looking to proper restrictions.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28

SCHEDULES I'm the assignment OF Max
Hellman & Sons of New York, manu-
facturers OF silk ribbons, to II. Corbett
Ogden, show liabilities ofSl25, 995, NOM
inal assets, $40, ops; actual assets, So, ,s04.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Internal Revenue collections.

The collections of internal revenue for
the first ten months of the fiscal year end
ing June 30, 1890 were Sll4,5i5.2 .27G. or s9.-
724.354 more than the collections for the
CORES ponding period last year.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Carlisle's Comm,ttee Assignments.

M. Carlisle will be apportioned. it is
said. TO the following committees in tho
Senate: Finance. Territories. and Woman
Suffrage. Mr.. Blackburn leaves the Terri
tories Committee to go on Appropriations.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Early Crops In California.

A Tulare. Cal. dispatch says The first
barley OF the season was harvested at
Waukena. In this vicinity. The yield was
twenty one centals to the acre. The frs
wheat OF the season was marketed May 10.
the earliest eve known in California.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Damaging Blaze In New Jersey.

At Morristown. N. j.. the Farrelly Build
ing. owned by Patrick Farrelly. President
OF the American News Company. has been
destroyed by fire. Loss. 100000; insur-
ance, about $4,000.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
A Strong Wind Blows Down Weak Walls
and Three Men Are Killed.

At Laredo. Texas. during heavy thun-
derstorm n strong gust OF wind struck the
power house OF the electric motor street.
car line. The brick walls of the building.
which was $50 feet long by 80 feet wide.
collapsed and the whole structure fell with
a crash. There were four men in the build
ing at the time. three OF whom. two white
men and one negro. were killed
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Twenty-two Years for sheilenberger.

At Doylcstown. Pa, j. Monroe Shellen-
berger. the forgsr and embezzler. has been
sentenced by Judge Yerkes to undergo an
imprisonment of twenty-five years in the
Eastern Penitentary. The prisoner was
almost Frustrated by the sentence and had
to have assistance to leave the courtroom.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
An EmbezzIing Book-Keeper.

George w. Roberts book keeper and
confidential manager of the Smith e. Griggs
Manufacturing Company. at Waterbury.
Conn. has been arrested. He is charged
with embezzling $4,000
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Elected Methodist Bishops.

In the Conference of the Southern NJ, f,
Church aJ st. Louis, the Rev. Dr. Atticus
G. Raygood of Sheffield. Ala. and the Rev.
Oscar p Fitzgerald of Nashville have been
elected bishops
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
a nir RucIkct shon Rursts.

The Public Grain and Stock Exchange
Qimted, of New York. the largest bucket
shop in the United States, has gone to tho
wall. owing to an attachment secured by a
customer at Oswego. y. Y.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Brewers' National Convention.

At the brewers national convention held
In Washington resolutions were adopted
against the increased duty on barley. The
old officers were reelected for the ensuing
year. and the convention then adjourned
sine die
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
The Visible supply of Grain.

The visible supply of wheat and corn is.
respectively. 22.694974 and 11.026 24S
bushels. Both have decreased since last
report the following amounts: Wheat.
9693S bushels; and corn. 3l9. .18J bushels.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Tramps Fire N Village,

An infuriated lot OF tramps set fire to and
burned the village of Coolidge. n. NJ, be-
cause the citizens had banded to drive
them away.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Confessed to "A Bold Robbery.

man under arrest at Clayton. Mo-. has
confessed that he is the man who. about a
year ago. made President Mofrat. of tho
First National Bank o. Denver. give up
$4,000 at the point Of "A pistol.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28

CmCAGo board OF trade men, dissatis-
fed with the rates of the Western
Union, propose to build telegraph line
of their own from Chicago TO New York.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
BREEZY BRIEFLETS.
INTELLiGENCE GATHERED by WIRE
FROM FAR AND NEAR.

An Entertaining and Instructive Summary
of the Doings in the Old and New World,
Embracing Politics, Labor, Accidents,
Crime, Industry. Etc
The true northerner., 1890-05-28

and Dominick and Ginglia. Italians. were
killed by hanging rock falling on them in
No. III shaft. South Hecla Branch OF the
Calumet and Hecla Mine.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
To Unveil Hendricks Statue.

The 1st of July has been fixed as the date
for unveiling the monument OF the late
Vice President Headricks on the State
House grounds in Indianapolis.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28

and highly respected citizen and is serving
his third term in Office. He says that he
had no idea that he was short in his ac-
counts 10 any considerable extent.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Ex-senator Jones Insane.

At Detroit. Mich. ex- Senator Jones. OF
Florida, has been adjudged insane, and
committed to ST. Josephs Retreat
The true northerner., 1890-05-28

c. +. HAMMER, cashier OF the Penn
sylvania Gas company, has been arrested
at Warren, n. ", charged with embez-
zling the funds OF the company.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Shot the Wrong Person.

In attempting TO kill his wife at Chilli
Gothic. NO.. John L. Bowden fatally shot
Mr. Rainey. Bowden then committed sui
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Nnminntiun scni tn thn senate.

The President has sent TO the Senate the
nomination of Isaac W. Dyer OF Maine. to
bc Attorney OF the United States for the
District OF Maine.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Freak i'm the Erie Canal.

A break twelve rods wide in the Erie
Canal. near Utica. n. y. has washed away
the New York Central Ra Dad tracks.
freight train ran into the gIp and was
wrecked. No loss OF life. Canal navigation
will be Interrupted two weeks.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Uigb Iicense I'm Ceorgi,

The liquor license in Rome. Ga. has been
put at $1,000 per annum. the entire sum in
advance. Ten dealers have paid for Ii
censes and three have gone out OF busi-
The true northerner., 1890-05-28

Giuseppe Caru.i. alias Count Montercole.
has been sentenced at Philadelphia to six
months Imprisonment for libelng his wife.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Women Retire from Office.

An Edgerton. Kan. dispatch says: At
the election held to fill the vacancies caused
by the resign atoms of the lady city officials,
tho following officers were elected: Mayor,
w. G. Scott: Police Judge. NJ. L. Carson;
Councilmen, w. H. Kelly, VIII Dye. 4. s.
Greer. NJ Crisler. =. Doran. Only one
ticket was in the field, the ladies' being COM
pietely ignored. The men elected are
mostly husbands OF the retiring officials.
thus keepin the places in the family.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
RANDALL's SUCCESSOR.

Richard vaux Elected without Opposition
from the Republicans.
Richard VauX has leen selected without
opposition to succeed the late Samuel j.
Randall as Representative from the Third
Congressional District. the Republicans
deemlng it ineXpedient to nominate can
didate against him. Unlike his prede-
cessor. he is an out and out free trader
and will vote against the tariff bill. The
newly elected Congressman is "a years old.
and has always been the strongest kind Of
q Democrat.
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Heavy Loss by Fire.

At Albany. n. y. the largestfreight house
of the New York Central Railroad has been
destroyed by fire. The building was a
large frame structure. and was filled with
general merchandise. The origin of the
fire is not certain. but it is supposed to
have originated in IA consignment OF fire.
works. and spreading to some barrels OF
kerosene oil caused a terrific explosion.
The entire loss is thought TO / q about Sl75.-
900. of which about $4,000 will fall upon the
New York Central Railroad Company and
about $50 600 on the Merchants Dispatch
The insurance will amount to ABOUT $4,000
The true northerner., 1890-05-28
Presidential Appointments Approved.

nominations:
John Waugh, Indian Agent at DEVILS Lake
Agency Receivers Public Moneys-Anson 5.
Baldwin at North Platte, Neb. David Il. Bonn
gardner at McCook. Neb. Registers OF Land
Ofiices-William T. Riley HALEY, Idaho; John
l. Nesbitt. North Platte, Neb.
William C. Brace, Appraiser Of Merchandise
Cuyahoga, Ohio Registers of Land Offices
Joseph Tracey, Humboldt, Cal. John l.. Shee-
han, San Francisco. Receivers OF Public
Moneys Alfred D. Campbell, Miles City, Mon
tena Robert C. Heydlauf Ashland, Wis. Jay
H. Sanborn, Cgur d'AloHe, Idaho. William II.
Davis of san Francisco, Supervisor OF Census
First California District.