The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-09

Everything points to an early deca-
dence of bull-fghting in Mexico.
Several cases of the plague have ap-
peared at Hong Kong.
Queen Victoria has arrived in Lon
don from the continent and has gone
to Windsor castle.
The United States consul at Canton
contradicts the report of the appear
ance of the plague at Tsin Kuen.
The Colima volcano at GuadaIara,
Mex, is again in a state Of active
eruption.
Mutinous Chinese soldiers killed
their general on the island of For
mosa.
The Standard Telephone company
has organized company with CAPT.
tai Of $4,000 in gold to enter the
field in Mexico.
In fight in the Carmen mining a.
trict Of Mexico, John r. Lemon, SUI
perintendent, and two other Ameri-
can were killed.
Advices to the surgeon general Of
the marine hospital service indicate
the appearance Of an outbreak OF
cholera at the naval station Of Moi
in Southern Japan.
Liege was the scene of a disorder
ly demonstrat ton in connection with
the May day celebration. One Of the
participants in the disorder was ar
rested. One of the prisoners struck
and knocked down a policeman. The
latter sprang to his feet and cut his
assailant down with sword.
A heavy rainfall has saved the Cali
fornia wheat crop.
The Trabig Commercial company of
Laramie, Wyo., made an assignment.
Liabilities, $4,000.
The New York Mercury has changed
ownership and financial policy. 1t will
be made silver organ.
The striking hodcarriers' places in
st. Louis have Is per cent, been filled,
and the men will probably give up.
The New York assembly concurred
in the senate amendment removing
the New York city police magistrates.
The pottery combine known as the
Akron-Canton Stoneware agency has
been broken.
Mines in the Fifth Ohio district are
closed. 1000 men being out. The men
demand GO cents ton.
John S. Stevens on behalf Of the
bondholders, bought Fort Clark Elec-
trio railway, at Peoria, Ill.,, for $780,
900 at receivers sale.
The Louisville board of steamboat
inspectors lays the blame for the
sinking OF the State of Missouri last
January to Pilot James Pelle, Jr.
Owing to cut in wages one COM
pany's coal miners has struck at
Birmingham, Ala, and it threatens to
spread to 1000 men.
William r. Thornell died, aged 80,
at Tacoma, Wash. He had been
prominent in both Tacoma and Seat
tie society.
leila Nicolaus is abroad in the land
again. This time she wants $4,000
from George Gould tor alleged mali
cious persecution.
Because the bosses hired non-union
painters 1T Indianapolis G strike was
threatened. The bosses took the init
ative and lockout is now on.
plucky Muncie, Ind, woman has
deged custom by refusing to arise in q
theater to permit men to pass OUT
between the acts.
Frank Jackson, farmer living near
! Byron ILL.,. has been taken to the Pas
teur institute, New York to try to save
him from hylrophobia. He was bitten
by a horse.
DR.. Ravge, Michigan state veterin-
airy surgeon, found sixteen cattle i'm q
herd of twenty-five at Coldwater. af-
tiicted with tuberculosis. Other
herds 10 that vicinity arc to he exam
ined. -. -
Tt is said that Col. Waring, street
cleaning commissioner Of New York
city, has handed his resignation to
Mayor Strong. His attack on the G.
a. IL. is supposed to have beeen at
the trouble.