The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-02-07
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Michael s. Considine, an ex-saloon.
keeper well-known in the GENDER.
loin" Of New York city, shot and fatal.
ly wounded John J.. Malone, a broker.
At Hinton, w. Va, NJ. n. Wykon
and Fred Nihoof, IN engineer fought
with pistols last night, and Nihoof re-
ceived a fatal wound.
Jesse Powder and Jesse Williams a
negro soldier at Fort Robinson, Neb.,
fought over a disreputable white won.
an and Powder was stabbed to death.
Rev. Benjamin r. Stutsman was ar
rested at Goshen, Ind, charged with
entering a schoolhouse and insulting a
teacher.
John Bevins, aged IS was taken to
the penitentiary at Anamosa, Iowa. on
a ten years sentence for the murder
Of Patrick O'Donnell. ~.
Vincent Little, aged %, was arrested
at Elkhart, Ind, charged with the muir
der of Jonathan Rumbocker, a few
weeks ago.
Louis Robb was convicted Of attempt
Ing to assassinate Mayor Hobbs, of
Benton Harbor, Mich, and sentenced
to fifteen years at hard labor.
Miss Gertie Mcclellan committed sui
eide at Benton Harbor, Mich, by TAX
ing poison. Ill health and despond-
ency are supposed to have caused the
act. ~
The body of Irwin Meyers, a farmer
residing near Springfield, ILL.,, was
found by the roadside. 1t is supposed
that he detected trespassers on his land
and was killed by them.
E. A. Gogg, was arrested at Wabash,
Ind, charged with embezzeling $4,000
from the dry goods firm of Hollis. Bros.
Fogg asserts the discrepancy in his ac-
counts will prove to be clerical errors.
William Wilmington, son of ex-Sher-
if Wilmington, was severely injured
while resisting arrest at Columbus,
Ind. He attempted to give a dance in
his saloon, which was running with
out a license.
Inquest on the body Of Rebecca
Land, the woman found dead in her
room in the Mclean building, st.
Louis, strengthen the theory that the
woman was murdered with robbery,as
the motive.
Foreign.
Drift ice has stopped traffic in the
Rhine and other German rivers.
Count Herbert Bismarck has, been
promoted. to the rank of colonel. ss
The car has assigned $4,000 roubles
to be allotted yearly as pensions for
scholars and authors. ~.
The French cabinet has decided to
accord the remains of the late Mar
shall Canrobert the honors Of a state
funeral.
M. Shishkin, who was assistant to
the late M. De Giers, Russian minister
Of foreign affairs has been appointed
to succeed the latter temporarily.
A proposal has been submitted to the
council Of the empire for the establish
ment Of a permanent Russian lega-
ton at the Vatican.
Trouble is imminent between France
and San Domingo growing out Of the
Selling by the latter Of the funds of a
bank. #" S#
Premiers Of the: various colonies at
tended an enthusiastic meeting at Mel.
bourne in behalf Of Australian fedora
ton. '"* -
A decree has been issued prohibiting
the publication or transmission of any
thing but official news of the revolt in
the Republic of Colombia. .
1t is stated that the issue Of a Chi
nese government 6 per cent gold loan
of 100000 fully secured on the rev.
enue of the imperial maratime GUS
toms, has been virtually arranged.
The court Of cessation has confirmed
the judgment Of the court Of Erzipg-
hjain rendered on Nov. 5, by which
twenty-four Armenians were con-
demned to death.
The government Of Sweden and Nor
way has signifed it's willingness to
allow it's minister at Washington to
serve as a member of the Venezuelan
claims commission. '~'
The Norfolk, Ohio, electric light plant
will be sold at public auction to salts
fy creditors.
Galleries of the Lehigh and Wilkes
barre company will be shut down,
throwing 5000 men out Of employment.
Peter p. Powell, boot and shoe deal
er at Springfield, ILL.,, failed; assets,
$4,000; liabilities, $4,000.
'' 'r- d.
A train load of ore valued at S ,OOO,-
600 left the Independence mine at
Cripple Greek, COL, fol Denver. 'A
Hendricks Bros, Of Ha1vel, ILL.,, deal
ers in general merchandise, failed for
$500. E..@
New York bankers and financial
men approve Of the presidents mes
sage.
A letter from the Malta demanding
$1,000 has been received by a wealthy
Italian resident of New Orleans.
J.. w. Hoffman, IT., Of Aurora, Ill.,,
has begun suit to establish his title to
most of the land on which Hebron, Ind,
Is situated. ',. g. ,ra.J. ,
A bill has passed the North Carolina
senate to prevent prize fighting or bet
ting on anything of that nature in
North Carolina. - =
Two important dry goods firms, Ros.
81 & Marcellina Of Florence and Coen
4 Marco Of Terni, Italy, have suspend
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