The Princeton union., 1895-06-27
Mont, have been identified as the

Mont, have been identified as the
murderers. q
The west bound stage was held IN
near Ukiah, Cal, by q lone highway
man who secured $1,2OO from the
Wells-Fargo express box.
Young militiamen In Philadelphia
amused themselves by street duel
and Robert Cummings was instantly
killed.
The stage between Bisbee and Haca-
sari, in Sonora, Mex, We're held up by
masked men. The driver was killed
and $4,000 secured.
G. p. Hayes, an old soldier and G. p.
,McInerney an attorney We're arrested
at Toledo, Ohio, charged with extor-
tion for police protection.
AT Johnson Station, Ky, james
Whitaker, riddled Neal Anderson with
bullets, because, the murderer alleges
Anderson had threatened his life.
] An attempt was made to blow up the
new Masonic temple under course Of
construction at Anderson, Ind. Non
unionizing Of the work is supposed to
have led to the outrage.
Edward Lemeke, who is reported to
be as wealthy as any farmer in Iowa,
was arrested at Webster City charged
with gradually starving both himself
and his stock to death. @
An attempt is being made at Denver
to shield H. J. Aldrich, the missing
manager of the Colorado Securities
company, it being alleged that others
are as deep in the financial mire as he.
Lawyer J. G. Dean was arrested in
Elwood, Ind, by, a deputy United
States marshal on orders from Okla
homa City, for subornation of perjury
growing out Of government land deals.
William Farr, a railway engineer,
who is charged with attempting to
burn his wife and children to death,
and who escaped from jail at Winni-
peg, has been captured near Vancou-
YER, B. G. ....
James B. Gentry, the actor who shot
and killed Winifred Drysdale, known
to the stage as Madge Yorke, on Feb.
II last, was brought into the criminal
court for trial in Philadelphia to-day
and the case postponed until October.
F. T. Atkins, president of the Chi
cago Savings bank, and Charles y.
Atkins, cashier Of the same institu-
ton, have been arrested at Denver un-
der indictments charging them with
receiving deposits in a bank that was
insolvent 81
The sheriff of Red Lodge, Mont,
telegraphed Sheriff Griffith of Landes,
Colo, that he had ex-Treasurer Elmer
Hank under arrest, subject to the de-
sires of the Wyoming authorities.
Hank robbed the postotfice at Washa-
kie ,.." =
Arthur Gauden shot and fatally
wounded Thomas Murphy in front of
Gauden's store in Rollington, Oldham
county, KY, and then stabbed and
killed Mrs. Gauden. The double mur-
der was committed without warning.
Gauden said his wife and Murphy had
been intimate for a year. .:
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Foreign. s,%#s, 1
The Peruvian corporation has hoated
$5ycOO,0OO of new debenture bonds in
Paris.
Turkish policemen and Albanian
brigands commit atrocious deeds in,
Armenia. 49, ...5,
The ships of the French Mediterra-
mean squadron will shortly be dis
patched to Beyrouth. -. -1s>.& ~
Court Chaplain Adolph Stoecker Of
Berlin, Germany, on account Of sick
ness in his family, will postpone his
visit to this country to next year.
The Newfoundland legislature enact
ed loan bill, and after it became
law it was found there was no author
ity for any one to sign the proposed
law. ..:...
1t is said that Sachtelben, the st.
Louis wheelman, has discovered the
identity of the Kurdish chief who
plotted the killing of Bicyclist LEM
and the five men who did the work
Vesuvius is again active. The crater
of 1891 is rapidly filling, and new
cone, which. is already sixty feet high
er than the edge of the crater, is rising
at the northwestern end. S.
Advices received at Madrid from
Hayana state that four squadrons of
cavalry have arrived there and that
six squadrons Of cavalry have arrived
at Puerto Principe.
The fund of 1 shilling subscriptions
which the London Telegraph started
for the benefit of the famous English
cricketer, DR.. w. r. Grace, with sub
scription Of 1000 shillings, now
amounts to 2O,SS1 shillings.
Jose de Heredia, the Cuban poet, has
just been formally received into the
French academy. He should have e1-
logized his predecessor, Charles de
Mazade, but as the latter had written
a life of Lamartine he branched off
into glorification of the great poet.
Francois Coppee delivered the address
of welcome.
General. .....
Stories Of remarkable finds are still
coming in from the newly found gold
fields Of Oklahoma.
Mrs. Louis F. Anzerais, who has de-
cided to become professional actress
left San Francisco on the steamer
Mexico with her troupe for Alaska.
Dr.. Walter H. Lewis of Anderson,