Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-09

received nOtlncdtlOn IRON lhe ReneTdl
assembly that unless they drop their
present friendly attitude toward Powder
ly they will be disfranchlsed.
f. f. Talley, editor of the Peoples Adj
vocate, a popular newspaper at Ripley,
Tenn, is under arrest on the charge OF
sedition, growing out Of the publication
of an article in the last issue of that pa
per.
A successful test Of the German anti
toxine remedy for diphtheria, used as "a
preventive, has been made in the hospi-
tai at Philadelphia ona little girl who
had been subjected 10 diphthera in&c-
ton.
John Walter, chief proprietor Of the
London Times, is dead. Mr.. Walter was
born in ISIS, and has been a member OF
parliament His grandfather published
the first number of the Times on Jan. l,
l7ss.
\ serious epidemic. pronounced by ply
scians To be continual malarial fever"
has broken out among the students OF
Wesleyan University at Middletown,
Conn, there being at present thrty- five
cases.
Es.1.ward Martin was lynched in Crit
tenden county, Ky, because he would
not turn States evidence against the
outlaw, Bill Goode. He said Goode had
always been his friend and he would not
betray him,
Mortgage foreclosures in the counties
Of southeas tern Minnesota, "a shown in
the report Of the state labor commits
sioner. have decreased over - per cent
in the last fourteen years owing % diver
siled farming
The missing steamer Falcon, famous
for work in the arctic regions, has been
twenty-eight days out from Philadel-
phia and Wednesday its owner posted IL
as missing There is no hope Of its be-
ing above water.
Five hundred deer were killed in the
vicinity Of Grants burg, Wis, last month.
The deer all crowd into the districts not
swept by fire, which is very small, giving
the hunters great opportunity 10 kill
them in large numbers.
England congratulates herself that as
the Car is a nephew by marriage OF the
Prince Of Wales, and as he is about to
become a grandson by marriage of the
Queen. his domestic influence certainly
will be favora Die to England.
Ex- President James McCosh of Prince
ton University is critically i'll. He has
been growing notceably more feeble this
fall. and the weakness resulting from old
age has been increased by a heavy cold,
which threatened pneumonia.
The property of the Lake Superior and
Union Improvement Elevator companies
was sold at Duluth at public auction by
George Spencer. the receiver. II was bid
in by E. w. Peet, Of 81. Paul. for 1000
coo. representing the creditors.
The officials Of the Union Pacific and
the Oregon Railway and Navigation COM
panes. after holding repeated confer
ences during the past two weeks. have
finally been able 10 agree on a basis for
a division Of passenger earnings.
Governor Pennoyer issued the follow
ing Thanksgiving proclamation; ~
hereby appoint the last Thursday OF this
month a thanksgiving holiday. In the
day Of prosperity be jovial. but in the
day Of adversely consider Ecclesiastes
vii, IL"
Gov. Flower denies the story published
in New York paper that he had par
doned John Y Kane from Sing Sing
prison. Gov. Flower said: THE publi-
cation Is an absolute falsehood. The
idea of pardoning McKane never entered
my head"
The sixty five Indian children at
Whites Manual Labor Institute, school
of the Friends Church. near Wabash,
Ind. will be returned 10 the reservation
in the West at the close Of year, and no
more Indian students will be accepted al
the institute.
There are good reasons 20 believe the
removal OF the presidents family from
the white house TO their country place
was undoubtedly due 20 the smallpox
scare prevalent throughout Washington.
Mrs Cleveland and the children have
been vaccinated.
Ex-senator Thomas W. Palmer. presi-
dent Of the Worlds Fair, is iii of nervous
prostration at the Battle Creek santa
rum. Mr.. Palmer attributes his present
condition 70 campaign worry and his
hard work in connection with the Column
bian Exposition.
A dispatch from ST. Petersburg says
the trial is impending Of a number OF
peasants OF the Kazan district for killing
peasant a. sacrifice TO the idols of the
Votiaks. a Finnish race living in more
or less uncivilzed condition along the
Viatka and Kamar Rivers.
The $4,000 damage suit OF Rev. LARA
bee Campbell against Banker johnson,
of Omaha, for alternating his wife's af-
fections, which has been on trial in the
district court for two weeks, was con-
cluded by verdict for the defendant.
The defense was blackmail.
Charles +, Cowden. one Of the party of
cavalry which captured Jefferson Davis
disguised in female attire, in 1865, died Of
heart disease at Seattle, Wash, aged 80
years. He was a Nevada pioneer, and
former City Councilman Of Seattle, and
owned considerable property.
Judge jenkins, the Northern Pacific re-
ceivers, and tire Farmers Loan and Trust
company OF New York came 10 the con-
clusion that it would be best to discharge
the twenty-five receivers of the twenty
two branch lines leased and operated by
them in the interest OF economy.
Two Sticks, the Sioux Indian indicted
for the murder of the cowboy James
Bacon, was found guilty at Deadwood,
;. ID. The murder for which Two Sticks