The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-03-07

who murdered Madge YOrke, shows
slight signs Of Improvement and he
will probably recover.
While temporarily insare, A. G.
+, Walker, a business man of Terre
Haute, Ind, shot at his wife and then
killed himself.
Ex-Sheriff J. r. Zollinger of New
ton, Iowa, who was found dying near
his home, Is believed to have been
beaten by robbers.
Thomas Pritchard, thirteen-year-
old boy living in New York, stabbed
and dangerously wounded Joseph Can
neo, an italian boy fifteen years old.
Mrs. Harry Scott Of Eureka, ILL.,,
sought out her husband, who had de-
serted her, and killed herself in his
presence.
Walker, G. Hammer, for twenty years
teller Of the First National bank Of
Lynchburg, Va, is charged with en-
bezzling $4,000.
William n. Fainter, district attorney
Of Broome county, N. Y, is charged
with refusing to allow the bank ex-
aminer investigate the Chenango Val
ley bank.
Christopher Ellery, aged As, a stone
mason, committed suicide at Grand
Rapids, Mich, by shooting. Domestic
trouble is said to have caused the
act.
Mrs. Adam Ellrich committed suicide
at Decatur, ILL.,, with a razor. She had
been broodirg over the suicide of her
father, the Rev. John Ritter, who poi
soned himself.
Charles e. Norton jumped out of a
hospital window in Baltimore and
killed himself He shot himself last
December with suicidal intent He is
thought to be New Yorker.
Charles Bredericlzs, who, with four
other prisoners, escaped from the Cat
lettsburg, KY, jail last January, has
surrendered to the police Of Balti-
more.
Six masked robbers broke into the
house Of Miss Jane Morrison, near
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, bound and gagged
her and two boaIders, and secured
5000 in cash, a gold watch and GER
tificate Of deposit for large sum.
Cleveland police have secured a new
clue in the mysterious murder Of Cen
eral Passenger and Freight Agent Ca
ven, Of the Valley railway, which &C.
Cured some time ago. His watch has
been discovered hidden under the stone
rostrum in Monumental square, near
the spot where Cayen met his death.
Foreign.
Three thousand people in Municr are
down with Influenza.
A Japanese force is being mobilized
at Hiroshima for the purpose, it is be-
lieved, of descending on Formosa.
Rebels entered and looted the city Of
Morocco, many persons being killed
and hundreds wounded in the fighting.
Rumor from Bluedelds has it that an
American vessel was disabled in a con-
| flict with a British man-of-war.
The American ship Reaper of Bath
got to New York last night from Port
land, Or, after a voyage Of 139 days,
with $4,000 bushels Of wheat.
Insurgent Bedouins captured the
greater part Of the city Of Muscat, the
sultan being forced to flee from his
palace. ~
The Daily News Of Stockholm, syHe=
don ~a,2cea1nces that a Swedish Ant in
that city.
Imports into Canada for the seven
months show a decrease Of nearly
$S,0OO,0OO. Exports, meanwhile, have
increased $50O0,0OO.
The FremdenbMtt, a semi-ottida
newspaper of Berlin, says that it is
certain Austria Hungary will accept an
invitation to join in an international
monetary conference.
| Vice Admiral Alexander Butler, G.
B., has been appointed to the com
mand of the China station, relieving
Vice Admiral Sir e. Freemantle, *:
| G. B.
! The Wlliteway government of New
foundland has applied to the imperial
| government for loan of $2,OGO,0O0,
pledging the revenue Of the colony as
security and permitting two English
| commissioners to undertake the ex-
| penditure. The imperial government
| declines to make the loan unless the
local administration consent to thor
ough investigation Of the colony's at
fairs by royal commissioner before.
hand.