The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-05-25
EROM EVERY CLINE.


Items OF General Interest From the
World Over. SSgs#8
Washington, May %. Secretary Car
Isle says that he will certainly enforce
the law as to deporting Chinese as far b
as the means at his disposal would per
init. He intended to begin with that
class Of Chinese who were in this country
illegally, having come in in contraventon
of the Jaw Of 1854. Having sent this
class out Of the country, he would then
turn his attention to the other and larger
class. those who have failed to comply
with the Geary law as to registration,
But $4,000 remains of the appropriation
for the present fiscal year to carry out
the law, but $4,000 will be available
for that purpose on July next.
Saginaw, Mich, May 20. - little 7
spark and a. strong southwest gale re-
est portion Of Saginaw to q mass mass Of
smouldering ashes and debris. It IS
impossible to give an accurate account
of the losses and INSURANCE. The former 7
| will reach nearly million and halt
| 100000. Fully 1000 men employed in
factories burned are out of employment
| and hundreds Of families are homeless,
as about 300 buildings We're burned.
| London, Ky, May %. The noted
| French Eversole feud has broken out
afresh. II a fight on the streets Of
l
i John Eversole, the leaders Of one side,
and Jesse Fields, leader of the French
faction, Jesse Hale was instantly killed,
Jesse Fields was wounded in the back
] and arm, John Eversole was shot in the
wrist and Polly Ann Combs, grandmother
of the Eversoles, was seriously wounded.
The trouble threatens to break out again
at any moment.
New York, May 22.-The Herald says:
Young Mrs. Blaine is to change her name.
She is going to be married to DR.. William
d Bull. There have been many rumors
denied until now, when the announcement
is authoratively made. The wedding will
not be long deferred. According to pres
ent ARRANGEMENTS it is fixed for early in
June. 1t will b a quiet one, and may be
followed by trip to Europe.
! Chicago May pa disastrous acct
dent married the close Of the great con-
gress of women. A section of flooring,
2Ox3O feet in extent, forming the entrance
to Washington hall, in the art institute,
suddenly gave way and fell to the
ground, distance of twelve feet. Sew
enty-fve panic stricken women fell in a
mass of struggling humanity. Eight per-
sons We're seriously injured, but none of
them fatally.
Dayton, Ohio May 22.-At the morn
ing session of the United Brethren con-
ference Rev. E. Light was elected editor
Of the German literature Of the church,
to succeed Rev. William Mittendorf.
Rev. DR.. Miller was reelected general
manager of the Union Biblical seminary;
Rev. w. NJ. Mckee was elected mission
airy treasurer, and Rev w. M. Bell of
Indiana, elected missionary secretary.
Chicago, May 22.-A business meeting
Of the executive committee of the Nation
al American Woman's Equal Suffrage as
ISOLATION was held at the Palmer house.
The question of granting equal suffrage
to women is to be submitted to the popu-
lar vote in Colorado next fall and in
Kansas and New York in the fall Of next
year, and this meeting was for the Rur-
pose of formulation.
; New Orleans, May .22.-Gen. J.. 3.
. | Gordon, commanding United States Con-
federate veterans, has issued general
orders for the assembling of members of
: removal of the remains of Jefferson
| DAVIS, commencing at New Orleans on
the 2Sth instant, and ending with the
reinterment at Richmond, Va, on the
31st.
: Danville, Ind, May % Cooley Brown,
: president of the Lebanon Natural Gas
5 company, shot Samuel Wcsner, a promi-
E nent Lebanon attorney. and Wesner died
!, soon afterwards. The shooting occurred
= = in the court room IN front of the judge, s
! ! desk The trouble arose over Wesner's
/ comments OH Browns evidence IN a trial.
Pittsburg, May %. "A terrific hail and
rain storm. accompanied by high winds
: of Western PENNSYLVANIA and Eastern
y Ohio doing great damage. The storm at
: | Pittsburg ragged for an hour. striking ter
ror to the hearts of timid people and
$ running 81, 100000 worth of, property.
l Washington. May 22.--For the first ter
: months Of the present fiscal year the col
}. lections from internal revenue sources ag
: gregated $132.4S2, 1856. an increase over
the corresponding period of last year Of
t S6,9}7, OSO. The receipts for April were
d $271,0O3 less than for April, 1892.
! Chicago, May % Jessie D. Crane
) wife of Herbert Prentice Crane, the mil
e lionaire ex-treasurer OF the Crane Ele
: day. She charges that her husband anc
Z Lillian Stiles, wife of Everell r. Stiles
J. have transgressed the Mosaic code.
:. New York, May 22.-The officers of t1
, Brooklyn Tabernacle met the creditor:
of the church and came to an agree
d which also settled the question of thu
y Rev. DR.. Talmage's resignation because
n of the Indebtedness of the church.
l. Leayenworth. Kan, May 22.-Mis.
r Maud Keller. daughter Of ex.Sherif a
n B. Keller. and well known in Kansa:
:, young insurance man of ST. Paul, MINI.
:. whom she met several months ago while
): visiting her sister in St. Paul.
' Lansing. Mich. May %. The notori
le Gus Bentley gang of burglars, three i
"a number. who recently escaped from tn
: Jail at Mason. were captured at Laidlys
Park, near this city, after desperat
fight with the officers.
q, Houghton, Mich, May pa terribl
y, brush fire ragged all day in BaIfman'
w W branch and Dollar bay. Over LOO
y cords of hard wood. four houses and sey
le en- cars of the Hancock & Calumet wer
ar destroyed
~ Berne, May 2e:-Infuenza of the yiru
n lent type is spreading rapidly in th
" Grand Duchy, Of Baden. The same dis
~ ease in milder form is epidemic intva
at rious part. of Switzerland
nd Wanna Nav % -E;ohty members q
u " the Anglo-American colony gave u fart
I'll well. dinner at the Hotel Bristol to Fred
erick Grant the retiring United State
h. minister.
to Ishpeming. Mich, May 22.-The saloo
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