The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-01-17
Foreign GOssiD.

Peruvian insurgents have occubie,,
Orchillos and Mollendo.
There is much distress on the island
or Newfoundland and food depots are
being established.
Intense cold and heavy storms have
caused much suffering and some loss
OF life in East Prussia.
Twenty-Five Armenians were CON
demned to death at birmingham for
murder in spite Of proof of their inno-
cence. -
Pope Leo has sent, cordial reply
through Mgr. Satoli to the address of
the Catholic editors of the United
States.
An open quarrel has broken out in
the Irish party. Healy is charged with
seeking to wrest the leadership from
Mccarthy. 81
1t is reported that all the Canadian
Pacific railway shops in Canada are to
shut down and that 5000 men will be
thrown out of employment. .
Ex-Premier Gladstone gave express
sion ITO a wish for reunion Of the
Irish party in replying to an address
from the Friendly Sons Of St. Pat
rick of New York. 49,:
The DeBeers Diamond Mining COM
pany Of South Africa has sold it's en-
tire output of diamonds for 1895. It
is expected the value of the output will
reach SIT 100000.
Owing to the recent avalanche at
Orlue and Orgei, in the Pyrennes, the
inhabitants have fled to AK. Wolves run
about the streets, devouring the bodies
of those killed by the avalanche.
At the parliamentary reception held
by Emperor William at Potsdam, his
majesty made a long speech upon
naval matters, and pointed out the ne
cessity Of increasing the strength OF
the German feet.
Georgia Cleisse, one of the most pop
ular of Pittsburg's amateur singers,
was married to Capt. Goedeke of the
German army, and went to the old
country to live. They have been ar
rested on a charge Of burning the cap
tain's papier mache plant, and may be
deported to French Siberia.
Otherwise.
Mrs. .Rosanna Mcdonald, who was
born in Dublin, Ireland, 1o4 years ago,
died at Lockport, Ill.
The supreme court of Michigan has
modified it's decision regarding distin-
gushing marks on election ballots.
The lower house of the Missouri leg
islature has called on Gov. Stone to
show why railroads are favored in tax
alton:
Nl%x ,ofn Svrv y,
sion the Illinois & Michigan canal
earned $12,334 over expenditures last
year. -.
A receiver has been appointed for
the Jefferson Iron works Of Steuben-
vile, Ohio. Its Indebtedness is $780,
OOO
The Commercial club of Birmingham,
Ala, adopted resolutions favOring a
fast mail service between that city and
Chicago. ..~
Cora Hasbrook, proprietress of ho-
tel at Ashley, Mich, horsewhipped
Editor Armstrong because OF his at
tacks in his paper. .@ III
Judge Sage of Cincinnati ordered ex-
United States Attorney Burnett i'm
prisoned until he revealed the where
abouts Of certain bonds.
A constable and a 1ady's tailor inter-
rupted wedding ceremony at Indian
apolis to collect a bill for the brides
trousseau. FIJI:
In responding to a toast at the BAN
quet' of the Jacksonian club of Omaha
eX-Gov. Boise advised the Democratic
party to take up the issue Of bimetal-
liSm
A farmer named Taigal was whipped
numerically by whitecaps in Cannell-
ton, Perry county, Ind, for his atten-
tons to the daughter Of a neighboring
farmer.
Mrs J. Edward Addicks has been
granted 500 a month alimony and
$500 for legal expenses, pending her
suit for divorce from the New Jersey
millionaire,
Gross Acknowledgement of the Valley
roads affairs is said to have been dis
covered by experts employed by tho
b0ndholders' reorganization commits.