The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-01-26
ELECTRICAL ETcHINGs.
Brieny TOLD

9s briefly Told.
s5# Gen. Butler died intastate.
h Edward Murphy, Jr-, senator-elect, is SUI Z
fering from rheumatism and Will go to Hot
Springs, Ark. 3s s.sb
The first man to can tomatoes was the Il
late Harrison w. Cooper, and they were sold
at SO cents per can. This was in 184S.
@. p. villiers, father Of the house Of com
mons, Is ninety years old, and is still con-
sidered one Of the best whist players In
London. HE 4 .4 s55555
The commission for the memorial tablet to
& James Russell Lowell, to be placed in West
minister abbey, has been given to George
Frampton.
The czarowitch has started for Berlin to
be present at the wedding Of Princess
Marguerite Of Prussia and Prince Frederick
{ Charles OF Hesse III s
3 England promises in the event Of the
prince Of Wales visiting the Columbian fair,
send to her entire channel squadron to the
Columbian naval review.
Mrs. Mary II. G. Tanner, a widow, is the
only survivor Of the children Of Theodore
Heck. She is seventy three, and lives in
England, alone anu in poverty. 81
Among the passengers by the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IL
which arrived at New York yesterday from
Genoa, are Andrew Carnegie and wife.
George w. Howard, the actor who imper-
sonated the old miller in "Adonis,'' is nearly
blind, and about to become an inmate Of the
Forest home He never again will appear
upon the stage.
The latest letters received in London from
| Samoa state that Louis Stevenson, the now
elist, is in good health. His friends in Lon
don discredit the adverse reports in regard
| to his condition. y l..
Prince Bismarck says that all he now
cares for is to remain at home with his fam
| lily He dislikes travel, and has dread Of
| the unfamiliar beds and lack of home COM
forts to be found in hotel life. z.@ s.
Counting up his salary and all his allow
ances for expenses, President Harrison will
have received from the government exactly
| $376S0O when he shall have retired from the
White House on March next.
Lieut.. Totten, of the United States army,
| has forwarded his resignation to the war de-
partment to take effect Aug. /. The resig-
| nation has been accepted He was until re-
| Gently q professor Of military science In
| Yale. @
/ A cousin of the late Baron Reinach, the
| intermediary in the Panama canal corrup-
| ton, said of him that outside OF the family
| circle he did not know the difference be-
tween right and wrong, and that his greed
for money was Unsuitable as %,e4F @s8a
Among the passengers who arrived at New
York yesterday by the French line steamer
! La Normande are Prince Cantacusene, am
bassador Of Russia at Washington, and the
Princess Cantacusene, M. Greer de Cas-
sagnac and Nine. de Cassagnac. r. . ~. r5...M
Chauncey Depew and Gen. Horace Porter
both keep elaborate scrapbooks, as do all
the successful public speakers. They clip out
every interesting anectode, story and odd
and humorous paragraph and preserve them
for F,,k,,, r. III.
ten with which Depew and Porter entertain
their hearers is original VIZ them.
THE MARKETS..
GO-WHEAr-No. spring, tito
774c. No. 3spring, 66t4o6S3c. No. 2 red, Tito
| CoRn-No.2 44c. .... ~. 1T. ..
oA1s-No. S1sto32c.; No. 8 white.
34aso361c. G
/ RYE-No. 2 5sc. "a.
BARLEY-No. g. Csc. =
| POLIS-WHEAr-No l hard
7o4c No. Northern; 6S!c.; Mo- Northern
65to66c. = --Y t=.>5 u .z.
/ CoRN-No. 2yellow 4lc. . b
OATs-No. 8 white, 3l4c. Ill.
l RYE-No. @ 41to42c.
BARLEY-No. 8, 38to45c.
ST. PAUL--WHEAT- No. 1 hard. 68to69,
No. Northern 67to6Sc.; No.2 Northern
ConN-No.3 8, s7tossc.; No. yellow, 50 to
39c. ~
OArs-No. 2. 29to3oc: No > white.
S3tO39c.; No 3, 30to3ic
BARLEY AND RYE--No. barley SO to $50.
No. Frye 47to48c. malt, 65to70c.
GROUND FEED AND MILLsTUFFs-N No. l.
$500: tol5.5O. No2. $15.5oto16Oo; Nos
e16OOto$1 6.50; low grade $12to12.50; conr
meal bolted, $2Oto %. do unbolted. $14. IS
10 SIS, rs; bran, bulk, 5000 to $3.50
s-..5 LIVE STOCK,
ST. PAUL-Prime steers, $3.50 to $50;
good steers, 81. IS to 1926; prime cows, So. 60
to 1926; good cows, 600 to $50: common
to fair COWS, $l.50to2. ESQ., light veal cal yes
$500 to AGO; heavy calves, $500 to3.OO
stockers, 81 so to 2. Is; feeders, $500 to 800
bulls, $3.50 to 2; hogs. $3.50 to 5.55
CH1cAao.-Steers .$5to550; cows, $2.75to
1885, stockers and feeders, $2to325. Hogs
all grades, $4.50to645; bulk. $6.15to6.3O:
nuttons. $3to4.4 40: lambs $4to6.25
/ Poor Show for Creditors.
Aberdeen, S. D., Jan. 24-The first re-
port of the assignees Of +. II. Haggerty &
| Co. has been filed in the circuit court aud