The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-01-11
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Ola son.
From Foreign Shores.
A much-wanted anarchist is captured
in Spain after a desperate struggle.
Imprisoned anarchists in Spain as
sert that the police wrung false confess
sions from them by torture.
The Brazilian cruiser America has az
rived at Pernambuco and has joined
the cruiser 'Nictheroy.
The Mexican volcano Popocatapetl is
in eruption. Fears are entertained for
tourists in the neighborhood.
soon exchanged shots, and two Alban-
ians were killed. a serious encounter
iSno WeXpected.
NJ. Dc Giers, the Russian minister OF
foreign affairs, is seriously i'll, the re.
suit Of a bad chill.
Reports from Montevideo say that
Admiral Mello, the leader of the Bra
lillian insurgents, was wounded during
the recent firing at Rio.
Charles Watkins, for nearly 40 years
clerk in the Bank of England. has
been arrested for stealing $500 from
the bank.
with an intention Of attacking the i'll
surgent fleet and In one battle ending
the rebellion SO far as Rio Janciro is
concerned.
The frontier dispute has led to the
massing of Albanian tribes near Tulsa,
and A1ontenegrin troops have been
sent to watch their movements. The
result is that the outposts of the AL
banians and those of the Montenegrins
A dispatch received at Paris from Rio
de Janeiro says that the commanders OF
the foreign war ships at Dio have for
| hidden Admiral de Cana to lombard
the city unless directly attacked by land
forces.
A st. Petersburg dispatch to the Lon
don Standard says that the Russian
government has ordered an irOnclad of
$3.50 tons, a torpedo catcher and three
| torpedoers to be commenced imme-
diately at Nicolaieff.
The two large British steamers Hero
and Beamish collided in the harbor at
Dover, England. The Beamish foun-
dered within Il short time after the
steamers came together. No lives were
lost.
| The commercial agreement between
France and Spain has been signed.
The latter country extends to France,
in 1894, the benefit Of it's treaties with
other powers and France grants to
Spain the minimum tariff and with
draws the prohibition unon importa.
tons from Algeria.
| Otherwise.
Blanche Elsey, 10 years old, died at
Van Vert, O., from the effects Of vac
cination. -
Several small lotteries began bust
ness at New Orleans and will test the
law.
The Lehigh Valley Railway company
has decided to give employment to no
more of the men who went on strike
The Ohio Assembly met and organ
lied. Republican caucus nominees We're
formally elected in both houses.
II. J.. Stiles & Co.. wholesale fancy
grocers, Cincinnati. Ohio, assigned. AS
sets, $4,000; liabilities, $4,000.
Another rich strike of gold bearing
quartz is reported at Cripple Greek,
Colo.
Anton Emily. a farmer, at Hunting.
ton. Ind, assigned. Liabilities, S14,.
600.
G.. D. Delaph's boot and shoe store al
Ottawa, ILL.,. was closed on judgments
amounting to $4,000.
J. G. Petmecky, dealer in guns and
sporting goods, failed at Austin, Tex
owl ing $22, 1000.
I. Sucking & Sons, music dealers al
Toronto, Ont. have decided to go into
liquidation.
\ company with $1O,00O,OOO capita
has been organized to acquire anf
work coal lands in the San Marcia
, Valley:
} A council meeting at Ottumwa, Ii.
was turned into mass meeting Of thu
unemployed. Many Of them spoke ask
ing for work and charity
J. p. Papenbroeck, dry goods, Cincin
l natl, Ohio, made an assignment to Da
: vid J. Workum. Assets, $s5, 900; liza
bilities, $4,000.
After twenty-threc years Of silence
: caused by terror, Mrs. Kuertl, ivinE
near Valparaiso, Ind, has recovered
, her speech.
The affairs Of J. w Burke & Co.
publishers, Macon, GA, were placed il
!, the hands of receivers. Liabilities IN,
: assets about 100000 each.
! =. A. Eraus, clothing, failed at I4o
gansport. Ind, with $4,000 liabilities
III boring for water, Farmer Johnson
!, Of Linn county, Kan, struck hot al
flow.