The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-01-04

From Foreign Shores.
Australasian cannibals capture and
eat the crew of an American schooner.
Five whites and nineteen Mexicans,
have been killed in the race war near
| Cherrillos, Mexico.
Replying to an address of the Sacred
College Pope Leo pronounced for uni
versal peace. His health is improved.
The Mexican revolution is suppressed
! after the loss Of over six hundred GOV
eminent soldiers and the killing Of two
hundred revolutionists and their wives
and children.
The Perseverance,, of Milan, says that
Pope XIII. is inclined to accede to the
appeal Of the Jesuits to allow the Ro-
man Catholic citizens Of Italy to par
hcipate in political elections.
A Berlin dispatch to the London
regard to Prince Bismarck's health
The Vossische Zeitung says that Prince
Bismarck is completely restored to
health.
The preliminary examination of A,l-
guste Valiant, the anarchist who threw
an explosive bomb into the chamber
Of deputies recently, injuring a large
| number Of people, was concluded.
Valiant will be tried at the assizes to
be held Jan. 5
A Belgrade advice says: The cleo
| tons which have just been held have
been attended in several places wish
| serious rioting and bloodshed. At
Schabalz twenty-four Of the opposition
were wounded The Liberals charge
the Radicals with terrorizing the cleo
! tons.
In Lond.n, in Paris and in Berlin
! Italian bonds have been depressed
owing to .rumors that several large
| Italian banks are unable to carry over
their holdings. 1t is reported, however,
that Italy is negotiating loan Of 600,
| 100000 lire in Germany. In this city
Italy's reported new loan is not be-
leved to be in course Of negotiation in
| Germany or elsewhere.
| A dispatch to the London Telegraph
| from Paris says it is asserted that the
Bayard, which has just been repaired
at a cost of SOC, 1000 francs for replacing
| the Triomphante as flagship in the
| French squadron in the far east, has
! been detained at Toulon, the experts
| declaring that she was unable to stand
| the voyage. NJ. Lockrey, the CORES
| pendent adds, declares that the Hoche.
| Marceau and Neptune are also top.
! heavy.
Otherwise.
Receivers are appointed for the At
Gibson, Topeka & Santa Fe road
! Intense dissatisfaction over worlds
fair awards is felt by the foreign CON-
| missioners.
| Slas Stuart, dealer in diamonds,
watches and jewelry at New York,
| made an assignment
There are 100 cases Of grippe at
Weatherly, Pa, town of 5000 inha-
bitants.
Sioux City, Ia, complains that the
rains have broken up the ice, and that
the ice crop is endangered.
| Leadvilies big smelter Is to start
and all the idle men in that section Of
Colorado will be given work.
! Richard McGovern, Tacoma, Wash.
character, had $1,000 in gold taken
from his room at hotel.
| Miss Lizzie Everett, of Lebanon,
Ala, has awakened from a six-day
sleep. The case puzzles doctors.
At a meeting of the railway employees
Of the Lehigh Valley system, reports of
another strike We're emphaticaly de-
MED.
Ex-Congressman E., II. Gillette, Of
Iowa, is plaintiff in peculiar suit the
trial of which was commenced here to-
day. He, sues his wife for divorce and
$1,000 alimony.
Two thousand unemployed persons
held mass meeting at San Francisco
and passed q resolution appealing to
merchants for assistance and asking
them to assemble in the Chamber OF
Commerce and provide means and
measures enabling the unemployed to
secure work
| A New Railway Opened,
Through trains are now cunning or
the Spokane g. Northern for Nelson
3. c. Trains will run from Spokane tt
Nelson for the present en- T1,r>f]ay