The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-01-10

"SDcAtaAu Was tuS ACTUAL uuruerer,
but 1t was shown that he was under
the hypnotic influence of Gray.
Foreign Gossip. 3
The New Years honors bestowed by
Queen Victoria include no peerages
Liu Kun vi, ex-viceroy of Nanlzin,
has succeeded Ii Hung Chang as COM
mander Of the Chinese forces.
France is likely to follow the lead of
Germany In placing restrictions on the
importation Of American food products.
John Gassiot Austin, wine and spirit
merchant, of 20 Great Tower street,
London, has failed for over 100000.
All Christian and other papers in
Turkey are compelled by the govern
the Armenian massacres.
Japan will keep right on drubbing
China until her peace commissioners
propose basis for settlement and ask
for an armiStice.
A socialist meeting in Berlin, pre-
sided over by Herr Singer, accepted by
large majority the settlement of the
beer boycott
Fifteen thousand Arlnenians were
butchered by Turks and Kurds-double
the number previously reported land
thirty-five villages were plundered and
burned. .s35sEy y s.l. NJ
3 Turkey is warned that Mr.. Clad
stone, in his justly wrathful denuncia-
ton Of the Armenian butcheries, is
backed by the unanimous public opin-
ion Of Great Britain.
Both houses of the Newfoundland
legislature held stormy sessions. The
bill to guarantee commercial bank
notes was passed in the upper house
by the chairman's vote.
Gen. Baratiri commanding Italian
forces in Africa, has arrived at Adowa,
capital Of Tigre, Abyssinia. No resist
ance was made to the advance of the
italian troops.
New engineers Of the canal company
have arrived at Panama. Their prompt
ness in moving the work gives the i'm
preston that the work will be pushed
with more vigor than heretofore.
A permit has been given to hold an
Armenian ball in Constantinople for
the benefits of the schools of the diff
ferent provinces of Armenia. AS this
permission has been refused for many
years it is looked upon as showing
that the Porte has assumed a concilia-
tory attitude towards Armenia.
The pope has openly shown his
pleasure at the Cars action in send
ing Ccr mt Lobanof- RI stovski, Russian
ambassador at Vienna, to announce
his accession to the throne of Russia
His holiness looks upon the act as
bearing fresh testimony TO the cordial
relations existing between the Vatt
can and st. Petersburg.
,s- Otherwise.
The Colorado Farmers alliance de-
clared for free silver and a currency is
sued by the government alone.
The people at Lima, Peru, are starv-
ing and desperate, and the rioting con-
tinues.
A doctor at West Point, N. T., re-
fused to issue burial certificate until
he had been paid for medical attend
ance.
People In Western Nebraska are suf-
fering from scurvy owing to lack Of
wholesome food. A dozen deaths from
want are reported.
An explosion cut of the supply Of
natural gas at Fremont, Ind, and the
residents had to skirmish for wood and
coal
Adolph Sutro will rebuild the Cliff
house at San Francisco, and will have
one wing project over the rocks SO that
visitors may fish in the ocean.
The supreme court OF California at
f1rmed the decision Of the lower court
that Alice Edith Dickinson was not the
legal widow Of Millionaire Blythe.
J. w. Squires, leading business man
Of Council Bluffs, has been sued for
$4,000 damages by Mrs. Mamie Roll
Inns, who maintains that he agreed to
support her.
Iowa's new law prohibits the conduct
ing Of a saloon within 300 feet of q
church, and to avoid giving up his
stand, which is the best In Bellevue.
Matthew Pinnell has bought the Con.
gregational church property.
At Macon, Mo-, a committee which
had been appointed to solicit clothing
and provisions for destitute farmers at
Lexington, Dawson county, Neb., have
collected a large quantity Of goods and
will ship them Immediately.