The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-03-01
From, Foreign Shores.

was released from 1all at COlumDp 4
City on bond for $4,000.
From Foreign Shores.
Like the home government, t 10 Prov
ince of Nova Scotia is havir e trc,uhle
with it's house Of lords.
Other victims of the German .var
vessel explosion disa ster have died.
the total up % forty-thre.
Queen Victoria is. said to dread an
open conflict betv. seen the two 1,ouses
of the British P|Arliament~
Reports that Brazilian Insurgents
fired upon launch baonging to the
Newark of che American Navy are de-
Med
Made angry at each other Ny police
stories, anarchists Henry and Bernard
gave valuable information to Partisan
ofhcera
English lords may surrender on tire
pa fish couns,iles hill view of the re
bake and .attiulde .of the house Of coRa-
EAOnS.
1t is rt1Haored fs'om Belgrade that" an
attempt has been made ON the life of
the Serwian home minister, and that
six persons have been arrested for
completely.
streets of Paris caused another sensa-
tion. Important arrests are expected.
The German Federal Council practi-
cally approved the Russitn CONNER
cial treaty after two days debate
The wedding of the grand duke Of
Hesse and Princess Victoria Melila Of
-Coburg- Gotha has been finally ar
ranged for April %. at Coburg. 1t will
take. place in the, presence of Emperor
William and Queen Victoria in. the pal
ace chapel. The Prince of Wales, the
.Ia1ents of the bride, the Empress Fred
|se1itk and Prince Henry of Battenberg
|sN III probably also be present.
In tire Far West.
George G. Bryson met a lynx in q
dark tunnel near Carson and killed it
after Il fierce fight.
-Four disciples Of Walton caught be-
tween them 230 good-sized trout in
Upper klamath. lake. Or. on u recent
expedition.
The Willapa, Wash, Pilot chronicles
the fact that one young lady Of that
vicinity shot a deer. another a bear,
and a third a wild goose at long
range.
Probably the: largest silo in the world
is located at the mouth of. the PajarO
river, near Jacksonville. Cal. It is 700
feet long, 20 feet high, and 20 feet
wide.
The Granite mine at Wallace, Ida
no, one Of the largest producing mines
in the Occur d'Alenes. has shut down,
it is said, for good. All the men have
been paid off.
Col. Bill Root of Laramie is per-
.fecting arrangements for shipping
range horses to England. where he be-
lieves they will meet with ready sale
at good prices.
Florence, Colo, will not permit Chi
snamen to locate there. A citizens
V committee calls upon them when they
arrive and escort them to the depot
The Chinese 90.
So far this has been a hard winter
on stock men in Northern Wyoming.
The SNOW fell here in November and
has been here ever since. and that is
something unusual in this country
Three weeks is a long time for one
snow to last in that state.
Large quantities of fish are going
over the Northern Pacific road for sale
in the Eastern markets. The company
has stations along the line for obtain
ing ice to preserve the fish. One thou
sand pounds of smelt was: shipped in u
car a few days ago.
IF. Leonard, young man mining
four miles east of Leland. Or, brought
in q nugget Of gold covered with quick
silver recently. The value of the
lump is about $50. 1t resembles Il
piece of amalgam, though he insists the
nugget is just as he picked it out Of
the ledge.