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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-09-27

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John bull.

yinsvsy Proposes to Make IL Very Hot for
John bull.
CHICAGO, Sept. eb.-The Irish-American
convention opened in the auditorium OF
the Young Mems Christian association
yesterday with delegates from all over the
United States and some from Canada,
John j. Finerty made the address OF the
day. He said in effect that parlia.
mentary agitation in lreland's behalf was
failure and evoked great applause. He
went on to talk of the right Of the Ameri-
can people TO take measures to secure their
own liberty. He quoted the instance OF
Lafayette and Of other foreigners who
took part in their efforts to free the Unit
ed Slater from the British government as
an illustration Of how the laws Of ma
honorably violated.
1--WE will circle England with wall OF
fire. said the speaker, that will never
be extinguished until Ireland is free. We
will not take the advice of anybody but
ourselves and we will guide as we pursue
our own course We have been asked
what is the cause OF this movement and
why this meeting has been called. 1 will
tell you: This new movement Is TO con-
solidate the Irish race the world over in
sensible aggressive movement against the
British empire wherever we can strike her
under the laws of the nations"
The speaker went on TO say that Irish
blood warmed the hearts of 100000 Of
people the world over; that there were
more people Of Irish birth and lineage in
the world over today than ever before, and
they were race that did not run out. The
speech was one that clearly indicated that
the purpose of those of the Irish race who
will be governed by the proceedings is to
resort 20 physical force
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Man-Of-War Sunk.

HAVANA, Sept. 20.-The Spanish war
ship Sanchez Barcastegui, with Admiral
Del Gado Parejo on board, was struck by
the incoming coasting steamer Martera in
front of Moro castle at midnight and sank
almost instantly. Admiral Parejo and
thirty-four of the crew of the warship, in
GLIDING Captain Ybanez and three other
officers, were drowned. The remainder Of
the crew, 1l6 in number, were saved. The
bodies Of Admiral Parejo and Captain
Ybanez were recovered. The body Of the
captain was horribly mutilated, the head
and arms having been eaten away by
sharks
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SQUElCHED AN ANARCHIST.
Charles winfred Mowbray Choked on by
the Police.

the
CHICAGO, Sept 23-"The ballot box is
gigantic swindle from top to bottom. / am
against all government and advocate the
abolition of all law and authority" These
were the initiatory utterances of Chas. w
Mowbray, the British anarchist who has
just arrived here from London TO carry on
campaign of education in the idea of
absolute self government He does not
advocate violence to bring this state of
things" about however. Notwithstand-
ing this Mowbray found that he had
brought his pigs to a bad market" as it
were when he attempted to spread his
propaganda at labor picnic at Belmont
Park.
Mowbray has been disappointed on all
sides since he has been in this city. The
Trade and Labor Assembly, recognized as
the central body of the trades unionists,
denounced him at its last meeting, and
attendance at the park was very small.
Police Inspector Setback had made prep
arations to nip any kind of radical demon
stration before IL had gone too far. He
was present with detail of police In citi-
zens clothes, and block away 100 uni
SOi htco OhlCcIs pdtIOi WdkOns
waited the signal to make descent on
the gathering. Mowbray started in by
abusing the police and newspapers In
spector Setback bore this without inter
ference.
But when the speaker began berating
the stars and stripes, and hoping for the
glorious day when the red emblem would
be raised triumphantly aloft, the inspector
gave the signal and Captain Schuettler,
who was on the platform, laid his heavy
hand on the shoulder of the speaker. Now
bray had not expected this, and was plain
ly disconnected. He stammered and looked
dismayed, and attempted an explanation,
but the big police captain remarked "You
have got to stop that kind of talk, and
that settled 1t.
Mowbray insisted, however, that there
was not scintilla of violence in the doc
trine he taught 1t was no use, he had to
stop. There were few radical reds"
who attempted resistance, but they were
squickly quelched and one arrested. Mrs.
Lucy Parsons was present, and after
Mowbray's experience she remarked: 1T
don't surprise me. Liberty is dead in
Chicago. Any one can see that" To
which the police replied: Anarchy is
dead in Chicago for all time"
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Chicago Sympathy for Cuba.

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-At an adjourned
meeting of the general committee for a
mass meeting on Sept. 30 to express sym
pathy with the Cuban revolutionists,
held at the Union League club last even
ing, several reports were made and a
committee on cooperation with Loyal
Legion and Grand Army presented an adj
dress cordially inviting all the old soldiers
and sailors in Chicago and vicinity to at
tend the mass meeting. A committee
from the Illinois State Federation Of
Trade and Labor Assemblies reported
their action, abandoning special meeting
Of labor unions in order that the unions
might cooperate with this mass meeting
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waterways Convention.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 25.-The delegates TO
the first annual convention of the Deep
Waterways association, which assembled
here yesterday for three days session,
constitute representative body. The
American congress, the Dominion par
lament, big cities on both sides OF the in.
ternational boundary, great universities
and scientific associations, boards OF trade
and organizations Of engineers and vessel
owners-all forces In the commerce and
civilization of the American continent
are represented. There are among the
delegates men prominent in the scientific,
educational, commercial, financial and in
dustrial world, and all are inspired by q
common purpose-to break the letters
which have heretofore bound the CON-
merce of the great lakes, by opening .
deep waterway to the sea.
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Silver Leaders In Conference.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 24.-The silver leaders,
including Senators Harris and Jones' Hin.
richsen (of Illinois) and others, were in
conference in this city until late last even
ing when it was announced that the de-
alterations would not be made public, as
the executive committee they had met to
select had not been completed. The
names of the representatives of number
of states upon this committee were gone
over and while in some cases the selection
is final, in others further conference and
correspondence will be necessary.
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Nearly Killed at . Political Meeting.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2O.-During the meeting
of the Republican county central commit
tee the proceedings were after the pattern
of "Donnybrook fair" and the fight may
result in murder. Alderman Buck" Nc
Carthy, of the stock yards district and
Alderman hammers came TO blows and
hammers was SO badly beaten that his life
is in danger Mccarthy was aided by a
regular mob, and hammers was internal
ly injured by kicks
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Talmage VIII Take Time.

Witt Talmage said with reference
to the call extended TO him by the First
Presbyterian church at Washington, that
he had received two or three other calls of
a like character. The call from Washing
ton, however, was very important and
presented very inviting field, but he
wanted little more time 20 carefully con-
slider and weigh the matter in order that
he may be positive as TO his duty.
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Wednesday, Sept. 20.

Lieutenant Cassarts, of the Belgian
army, was eaten by cannibals In a remote
part Of Congo state.
The First Presbyterian church Of Wash
ington has extended formal call to
Rev. L. DE Witt Talmage.
Harry Wright the veteran base ball
manager and umpire, Is dangerously i'll
with pneumonia at Atlantic City, N. j.
James McGinnes, brakeman on the
Chicago and West Michigan road, has fall
len heir to $3.50, 900, left by his brother, who
died at Cincinnati A't
James Glandy, a mate on the steamer
Narragansett, was struck by Belt Line
engine at Chicago and instantly killed.
Coils p. Huntington, president Of the
Southern Pacific, passed through Chicago
on his way to California.
The New York Central has againlbroken
the record for fast time. A special train
consisting of three coaches, drawn by
locomotive No. 800 made the distance, 148
miles, between Albany and Syracuse, in
1872 minutes.
BY the fall OF a scaffold at Chicago, two
painters-Charles Neil and an unknown
were dropped forty feet and both badly
hurt.
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PETER Has an Organ Of His Own.

TOPEKA, Has, Sept. 2l.-The statement
is published here that Senator PETER has
purchased controlling interest in the
Topeka Advance, Populist weekly.
Three months ago the senator stated that
ne expected to engage I'm the newspaper
business at the end of his term In the
United States senate
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A. p. A. Ticket at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 24.-The A.
p. A. lodges of this city held meetings
and selected ticket for mayor and ten
their candidates Independently and refuse
to go into the Democratic primaries called
for Sept. 20. This will result in three
tickets, Democratic, Republican and A.
p. A. The order is quite strong in this
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New jersey Republican,.

TRENTON, Sept. 2O.-The Republican
state convention met here and nominated
John w. Griggs, of Union county, ex-state
senator and prominent lawyer. for gov
ernor. The platform is a standard Repub-
lican declaration on the tariff and is for
sound" money.
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An OUTLAW Get. His Own Medicine.

wHrTEsBURG, KY, Sept 25.-News has
been received here from Cumberland
Mountains Buchanan county, w. Va,
that kid" Parson, a desperate mountain
tough, desperate and outlaw, who was
killed a, score of men was assassinated
on rough mountain road near Grundy.
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The Alton Chicago-Peoria Line.

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-All the details have
been completed by the Chicago and Alton
for opening its Chicago Peoria line on
Sept. 20. The road will be opened for both
freight and passenger traffic on that day.
Through freight rates will be quoted, and
through bills of lading will be issued from
all points on the Alton to Peoria and
points west, and Chicago and points east.
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No Yirht Probable in Texas.

AUSTIN, Sept. 2l.-Governor Culberson
still stands firm and will prevent the Cor
bett- Fitzsimmons fight under the common
penal statutes, and his determination has
given currency to a rumor in sporting cir
Giles that the fight will take place in the
Indian Territory not far from Colbert.
Sports here have given up hope of seeing
the fight in Texas.
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what VIII He do with Her Nowa

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept 25.-Miss An.
ME Bolligh, of this city, had a novel way
Of disappointing young men who wanted
to become her husband. On two occasions
she left town on the day set for the mar
rage. She tried TO elude Michael Zilbiski
in the same way, but she was watched,
and when she attempted to run away was
escorted to the church and the marriage
ceremony was gone through with
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Death Of General Crooks widow.

BALTIMORE, Sept 25.-The widow of
General George Crook, the famous Indian
fighter, died at Oakland, Nd, at her
country place, Crook Crest" yesterday.
Mrs. Crook was Miss Mary Daily before
her marriage to General Crook. The lat
ter died at the Palmer House, Chicago,
four years ago. Mrs. Crooks remains
will rest beside those of her husband at
Arlington cemetery, Washington, ID. G.
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s.n.tor EIkin, ser,ou.Iv Hurt.

KINewooD, w. Va, Sept. Ex-senator
Stephen B. Elkins fell from bicycle
which he was riding and so seriously in
jured his ankle that he Immediately took
u special train to New York city to obtain
surgical treatment.
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Tuesday, Sept. "a.

H. II. Holmes, the INSURANCE swindler
and alleged multi-murderer, was arraigned
at Philadelphia on the murder charge and
plead not guilty.
The jury in the case at Wilmington,
Del, of the alleged violaters of the United
States neutrality laws declared the pris-
oners not guilty.
Clay Connolly shot and instantly killed
Riley Patterson at Connelly's Landing,
fifteen miles below Hickman, Ky. 1t was
the result of an old feud. Connolly es-
capped.
After an absence Of two weeks with his
family at Sorrento, Me-, Secretary La
mont has returned to the war department.
Judge Blake in the district court at
Helena, Mont, held the anti-gambling
law unconstitutional. The case will be
appealed.
Specials indicate that general frost
fell over the southwest Sunday night.
Little damage was done, however.
Maurice Block, of London, has married
Caroline, daughter Of A. NJ. Forbes, of
Chicago.
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Reception in Honor of Mrs. Mckee.

SARATOGA, Sept. 25.-Gcneral George 5.
Bachelor, ex-minister to Portugal, and
family, yesterday afternoon gave re-
ception in honor of Mrs. J. X. Mckee,
daughter OF cx- President Harrison.
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Friday, Sept. go.

Secretary Lamont has detailed three
army surgeons TO represent the govern
ment at the meeting of the Public Health
association, Denver, Oct. /.
The Patriotic Order Sons of America
has elected the following officers TO serve
two years: National president, James
kilon, Denver, Colo; secretary, f. Z.
Stees, Philadelphia; treasurer, John H.
Holer, Lebanon, Pa.
Active eruptions of Mount Vesuvius
threaten to overflow the roads leading to
Naples.
Last month at Fargo, N. d., divorces
were granted to Count Francisco Perrara
Montalvo Condo Gibacoa and to Sonora
Rosa Verona de Pedro Baro, whose re-
spective spouses had elopeds "Wednesday
the two compliments were married at
Fargo and started at once for Cuba.
W. II. Russell, of Ruch Center, Kas., is
the new commander-in-chief Of the Sons
of Veterans
The steamer Edam, New York to AM
sterdam, collided with the steamer Turkes-
ton of Start point on the southern coast
Of England, and fundered All her passen.
gers and crew were saved unhurt.
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HISTORY OF A WEEK



The Historical society Of Delaware has
refused the application Of J. Edward Ad-
dicks for membership on the ground that
he In not Delawarean.
Advices from Honolulu Say that the
disease prevalent there has been traced to
the eating of poisonous fish and Is not be-
lieved To be Asiatic cholera.
The First State bank, Of Perry, q. t.,
has been attacked by creditors and the
sheriff il In possession. Five hundred de-
positors are caught.
Winfield NJ. Starr, George ID. Starr and
Mrs. W. M. Ennis, OF Wilmington, Del,
have been notified that the estate Of their
uncle, Joseph ID. Starr, valued at sbs, O0O, :
600, is ready for distribution among them
and three other heirs in Philadelphia.
Indications at Ishpeming, Mich, are
that the strike will soon come to an end
The majority Of the union desires TO re-
turn 10 work.
DIR. Fraker, the insurance swindler has
waived preliminary hearing and been
bound over To await the action of the
grand jury. He could not give 81, 600 bail.
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SHANGHAI Sept. ga dispatch from
Nilg-Po says that the whole province of
Che Flang especially the city Of Kin
VIVA. has been placarded with anti-for-
sign and anti Christian proclamations.
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THE MARKETS.
New York Financial.

NEW YORK Sept "a
Money on call was easy at per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 4(g5 per cent;
Sterling exchange dull, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S&G4S914 for
demand and 4ss,d4SS1. for sixty days posted
rates 4sslae4ss1a and 4s91aCG4eo1a; commercial
bills, 4S714.
Silver certificates, 8s7k; no sales; bar sill
yer, 68J6 Mexican dollars, $50.
United States government bonds firm and
a higher for the new As; As reg, 122l@;
do. coupons, l2214 SIS leg, 1854; SIS couposn,
ll5Ia; AS reg, lllH; fscoupons, 1928; 2s
reg, 9ela; Pacific e's Of rs, 100.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO Sept. "a
Following were the quotations on the
Board OF Trade today: Wheat, September,
opened size. closed 5slsc; December, opened
5S1zc closed 59s4c; May, opened csc, closed
CSC Corn - September, opened ylssc,
closed Slszc; October, opened 3011c, closed
81sc; December, opened H5hc, closed 26t4c;
May. opened 2s5sc, closed 2ol4c Oats-Sep
tember opened lec, closed l91Ic: October.
opened lslac. closed lSs4c; May, opened 2O1zc.
closed 2O7sc. Pork = September, nomi-
nal, closed T.S11z January, opened .35, closed
$9.47la Lard, September, nominal, closed
5.721a; October, opened 1913, closed tS.771s.
Produce: Butter-Extra creamery. PIC per
H.. extra dairy, lie; packing stock S4oc
Eggs-Fresh stock. loss on, l4c per doz
Live poultry-Spring chickens. 100 per ID.
hens, SIC; ROSTERS, S0511c; turkeys, 1885,
ducks, S11(GlOc; geese, Sa000800 per doz Po
tatoes-Fair to choice, 22G25c per bu- New
Apples-sl00dl.75 per Dbl Honey-White
clover, lib. sections, stock. l5G16c
brown comb. l0Gl2c; extracted 5@6c-
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, Sept. "a
Live Stock Prices at the Union Stock
yards today ranged az follows: Hogs-Esti-
mated receipts for the day, 1900; sales
oaI al min N ls..ht
s3.60a3.75 rough packing, *S70d4.30 mixed,
and $S.sOG4.25 heavy packing and shipping
lots.
Cattle - Estimated receipts for the day
5000; quotations ranged at x5.40a5.7J choice
TO extra shipping steers, s4.SOCd5.35 good to
choice do, x4.Y0,G4.S0 fair to good, s3.5OG4.2O
common to medium do, $3.50G3.SO butchers
steers, s2.30d3l5 stockers, 50. 25G4. 10 feeders,
81. 40d3.65 cows, t2.50'G390 heifers, tl.75(d875
bulls. $2.75(d3.50 Texas steers, s290G4.4O west
ern range steers. and t8.50D3.60 veal calves.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for the day, IA
600; sales ranged at s2.00G3.20 westerns, Sl75
@2.60 Texas, sl75as.75 natives. and 81 6O9S4.7O
lambs.
East Buffalo Live stock.
EAST BUFFALO, Sept. "a
Hogs-Receipts 800, including 5000 held
over; market 5GlOc lower than yesterday:
Workers., e4.30G445; mediums, e4Na4Y5;
Michgans. sANG4.30; pretty well cleaned up
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 900 and 1900 held
over; best lambs, M25GA5O; fair to good
lambs, t3.2Sg400; best export sheep, S4O0;
mixed do, s3.50G3.75; best other sheep $500
fair TO good do. $225G2.75. Best calves-s050
600. Cattle-Nons received.
Milwaukee Grain.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. "a
Wheat-No. spring, 5s1zc; No. northern,
&c; December, 5e1zc. Corn-No s, 90lSc. Oats
No. white, Gle; No. do. 20(92llzc. Bar
ley-No. 2. A,sc; samples, s213ec. Rye-No
4. Ilc.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 25.-The National
Hay association. organized at Cleveland
last year, convened here in its annual con-
vention. There are about 200 hay dealers
present
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SHANGHAI, Sept. est is reported here
that China has rejected the British de-
mand for the Punishment of the ex-viceroy
OF Szechuen.
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Milwaukee,, Sept. "a.

Wheat-No. spring, $50; No. 1 northern.
&c; December ce11c Corn-No. s, 90lsc. Oats
No. white, Gle; No. 3 do 20G2llxc. Bar
ley-No. z. AIsc; samples, 3a(H39c. Rye-No
], llc.
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