The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-23


for the Roscoe train robbery.
Near Paul's Valley, O.. IT,, Mrs. Au-
gust Schmitz has been arrested charg-
ed with fatally shooting her husband.
Hawthorne was raided again and
Corrigan may turn the tables by hay
ing the board Of trade men raided as
common gamblers.
John Hines of Columbus, Ind, who
was married last week, shot himself
or was shot at Shelbyville, Ind, the
authorities cannot tell which. He is
alive. -.... 49,
A man named Kyle, living near
Pleasant Plain, Iowa, committed sui
eide by, drowning himself in the river
near Brighton, Iowa. He was tenn
porarily insane, it is thought.
Mrs. Jessie Davis secured a divorce
from her husband at Rockville, Ind,
the way to church and without warn
ing he shot and killed her, He then
shot himself, but will recover.
II. M. Bredell and Charles f. Dryden
have been arrested at Toledo on O.
charge of stealing bicycles. 1t is said
they have operated on an extensive
scale in Chicago, Detroit and other
cities.
William H. Smith, one of the leaders
in the strike on the Grand Trunk last
summer, was arrested at Holly, Mich.
charged with causing the fatal wreck
on that road at Battle Greek in July
last.
The coroner's jury at Cripple Greek,
Colo, has returned a verdict that the
killing Of Jack Smith, the leader Of
the Bull Hill miners during the strike
last summer, by Marshal Kelly at Alt
man was justifiable homicide.
Three men arrested at Taylorsville,
ILL.,, answer in many respects the de-
scription Of the three safe blowers
who robbed the State Bank of Orion
of about $1,000 on the night Of the 18th
inst
At Cleveland, Ohio, George Floyd, a
detective employed by the Valley rail
road, was shot and probably MORALLY
wounded by his wife early this morn
ing. The shooting resulted from a
quarrel between the couple
William SourWine, the striker con-
victed of wrecking the Big -Four train
at Fontanet, Ind, during last years
strike, was sentenced to three years
in prison. The engineer and fireman
of the train We're killed.
A man who gave his name as George
Mage Of Albany, ILL.,, has been arrest
ed at Clinton, Iowa, on q charge Of
forgery. Police claim to recognize
him as George Daniels, who has done
time in Anamosa prison.
London Truth SarcaStically refers to
the delay in the worlds fair awards.
A great demonstration was held in
Phoenix Park, Dublin, in favor Of am
nesty of Irish prisoners.
Advocates of confederation of New
foundland with Canada are sanguine
of carrying their point.
One hundred Algerian tribesmen
were killed in a pitched battle near the
village Of Oued.
Reports of outbreaks of cholera at
Mecca is confirmed from official
sources.
Col. Arizan, with a force of seventy
cavalry, has defeated band Of Cuban
insurgents numbering 200 men.
AAC Spanish IO1CCS, Il lIOul
Havana announces, have defeated the
combined insurgent forces under Ma
GEO.
The bodies of three men were found
floating in the River st. Lawrence
near Sorel yesterday. None of them
have been identified as yet.
Sig. Solimbergo, formerly member
of the Milan chamber of deputies, has
been appointed to the new post Of
Italian consul general at Montreal,
Que.
The recent attack and capture Of
the town of Banes by the Cuban revo-
lutionists was ,confrmedSby one of the
passengers of the little fruit steamer
BriXham, which arrived at New York
to-day from Gibara.
Canadians fear that the Chicag
drainage canal will lower the water in
the great lakes so much as to inter-
fere with commerce. A resolution
looking toward an investigation has
| been introduced in the Dominion par:
lament
The Illinois Steel company strike in