The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-08-30

tor. Wyley demanded arrears Of rent
from Height, which the doctor was I'M
able to pay.
Foreign Gossip.
The revolt in Venezuela is at an end
Mexican soldiers surprised the, notori-
our bandit Luna and his wife in the
mountains and killed both of them.
Forty Moorish rebels were killed by
the Sultan's troops at Azinoor. Cen
eral disorder prevails throughout the
empire.
The commercial treaty between Spain
and the Argentine republic, negotiations
for which have been in progress for
some time, has been concluded.
Rich gold discoveries are reported
along the Rio Grande IN New Mexico,
and people from the surrounding states
are focking into the territory.
Gen. Ezeta and his fellow refugees
from San Salvador were finally made
prisoners at San Francisco on the au-
thority Of the United States.
Emperor William reviewed the guard
corps, 10000 men, on Templehof field;
and at a subsequent banquet offered a.
toast to the emperor Of Austria.
The frst-class British gunboat Bran
BILE III, in consequence of the disturbed
conditions in certain parts of Morocco,
has been ordered to proceed to Tan
gier.
Baron Munday, well known as the
founder Of the Salvage society, has
committed suicide at Vienna by shoot
ing himself with a revolver. He was,
undoubtedly insane. ..' t
| A majority Of the consuls-general of
the various departments of France have
approved of the anti-anarchist law.
The department of Dragunan, Var and
Marseilles are the only ones thus far
that have opposed the measure.
Isolated cases Of cholera continue TO
be reported from different parts of
East Prussia In Galicia, on Sunday
and Monday there were 263 new cases
and 172 deaths The police authorities
of Pcsen have decided TO close the pub
! lie baths.
/. Otherwise.
Eleven thousand textile works struck
at New Bedford, Mass.
Seeding Polish Catholics met at
Cleveland and organized an independ-
ent church.
| Ccrbett and jackson accept fhe latter
conditionally) Sioux City's offer for the
fight.
Gas was struck near Tarkio, Mo-,
at a depth Of 800 feet. A flame thirty
feet high is burning.
Lewis Risky, living lear Franklin,
i Ind frio on INV nor "a yycic in
field and died soon after being found.
Gamble and Picker were nominated
for congress by the South Dakota Re
publicans and Gov. Sheldon was re
nominated.
4 AS a result Of religious revival at
Hammondsville, o., seven women have
left their husbands because they would
not join the church.
Profting by the experience of the
present year, many Nebraska farmers
are preparing to vote bonds for the
introduction Of irrigation.
From an area of 2,O71 ,354 acres Hin.
OILS has produced Al $4,000 bushels OF
wheat, a yield which has been but
thrice exceeded
State Banking Commissioner Sher
wood has taken charge of the defunc1
Commercial and Savings bank at Lud
! ington, Mich.
The controller has declared divi
!; dend of per cent, in favor of credi
:. tors Of the insolvent Fidelity Nationa
bank of Cincinnati, o.
The old Sixth Michigan infantry
which was afterward made heavy ar
tillery. held it's twenty first annua
reunion at Kalamazoo.
William A. Snyder, well-knowl
Nebraska merchant and manager in tn,
state Of the Hoagland lumber yards
has been mysteriously missing for
) week. His home is in Gozad, Neb.
Patrick J. O'Brien has been appoint
ed mayor of Spring Valley, Ill, by tn
city council to succeed Thomas B. Jack
: Jack was unable to find bondsmen ant
the office was declared vacant and b
stepped down and out.
= An extremely rich strike has bee
made in the Nettie Morgan mine on TIL
Leadville, Col, gold belt. The ore wa
5 found at a depth Of 225 feet, and as
! says 1O426 ounces Of gold to the tor
: The strike is an important one.
The Dubuque Qowa) Mailing com
: pany purchased ground for the erectiol
I Of a mammoth brewery. Building vii
:, begin Oct. j. The structure will be ST
:. stories high and 800 feet square, wit
+ a capacity Of 10000 barrels Of bee
4 r,o,. !vnar Tho cost will hn S07E on