The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-20
Foreign Gossip.

digger. Terrill is unconscious, and the
doctors fear he will not recover.
Foreign Gossip.
Turkish brigands sacked the Antclia
railroad station at Kayit.
Baron Erlanger, the German banker,
died at Genoa, Italy.
Investigation shows that the cholera
is spread by the pilgrims to Mecca,
which is nursery for the disease.
Muley Mohammed, the eldest son OF
the late sultan Of Morocco, has been
proclaimed emperor by the rebel tribes
Of the South.
600 in the revenues Of the Dominion of
80 last
The Paris L'Autorite says that the
emperor Of Germany is trying to or
ganize conference Of the powers with
view Of bringing about a general dis
armament
| Nicaragua's president promptly com
plies with demand by the United
States government that exiled Amer-
cans be returned to Bluefelds and
given a fair trial.
An official dispatch from Pretoria,
capital Of the Transvaal republic, South
Africa, says that the chief leader of
the insurgent Kaffirs, after continued
fighting, has surrendered to the Boer
commanders.
The Republic Of Columbia has pre-
sented Nicaragua with q second pro-
test, claiming sovereignty over the Mos
quito reservation under old Spanish IL
ties. 1t is reported that President
Nunez is to go to Bogota in order to
calm the rising troubles there
The Paris Repubique Franchise says
it regards the reports that it is the
intention Of the Japanese to attack
Shanghai has proof that Great Britain
is seeking a pretext to intervene in
the war between China and Japan
But this, the paper adds the United
States, france and Russia will not per-
NIT.
A dispatch to the London Times from
Berlin says that an article recently
published in the Vienna Politiche Cor
respondent advocating dual control
by Great Britain and GERMANY over
Samoa, has attracted great attention
in Berlin. The dispatch adds that the
proposal is unfavorably received and
it is firmly insisted that only a German
protectorate is possible.
The London Times publishes long
letter from Lord Brassey warmly sup
porting the project of establishing a
Canadian mail route to Australia Lord
Brassey says that sum route is ear
nestly to be desired, and that no hest.
tation should be shown If the earl Of
Jersey, who was Great Britdins repre-
sentative at the recent colonial confer.
ence in Ottawa, recon nends that the
proposed Canadian service (mail and
cable to Australia should be subsi,
died.
Otherwise.
Hogan refuses to testify in the Debs
trial, and is excused.
Jackson refuses to follow Corb att's
example and sign for a fight at Sioux
City
Mr.. Debs goes to the convention OF
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
men to work for the defeat Of Grand
Master Sargent.
New York stockholders will ask re
ceiver for the Colorado Irrigation com
pany, whose affairs are said to be
, honey -combed with fraud.
The annual report Of the Rio Grande
road make a good comparative showing
Net earnings for the year decreased
81, 532, O69.
A child of Ben Thornton, a colored
detective of Indianapolis, was refused
admission to public school, and the
! board of education has been appealed
: to.
Col. William B. Haynes has declined
the nomination for congressman from
the Thirteenth Ohio district rendered
him by the Democratic convention hell
at Sandusky, Sept. 4.
Ex-Gov. Zulick Of Arizona has writ
ten letter to the president, vigorousl,
protesting against the return to Arizon:
Z Of Geronimo and his Apaches, nov
prisoners at Mount Vernon barracks
+ Ala.
w. G.. Sawyer, bicyclist, at Spring
field, Mass, made an unDaced mile il
s 2:O7 is, beating the worlds record.
d Capt. Frietsch Of Milwaukee arrives
: safely at Queenstown, having crosse.
the Atlantic alone in his little schoone
1 Nina.
: The New York constitutional conven
e ton In committee of the whole ha
adopted a resolution changing the tern
e Of governor and lieutenant goyerno
Z from three years, as at present, to tw
q years, and providing that In all case
. the state engineer shall be q practice
civil engineer.