The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-05-16

charged with forging county warranrks.
Road agents held up a stage coach
near Calistoga, Cal, and. secured
$1,000 from passengers.
Intoxicated Indiana youths shot AID
killed Paul Johnson, q companion,
without cause at Bedford, Ind.
James Main, aged Is years, commit
ted suicide at Clinton, Ia, by cutti,g
his throat. He was Respondent he
cause of i'll health.
William H. Waddle poisoned bis
three children and then himself at
Atlanta, Ga. None lived more than q
few minutes. L.
Mrs. Walls was murdered at Pur-
cell, O. T., and her body nearly crenna.
ted. George Richie, her sweetheart, is
under arrest. .,,rtr.
Clara Ford, who has been on trial
at Toronto charged with the murder
last October of Frank Westwood n
Parkdale, Ont, was acquitted.
Frank Pierce. aged 10, has confessed
that he set many fires in Indianapolis.
The Hotel Dennison fire was one Of
them.
Detectives find that some high Off
Gals Of the Lehigh Valley road are i'm
plicated in gross frauds upon the com
pany.
James Taylor, Dave Echols and Ed
Bohanen, all white, were killed as
the result Of an attempt of the latter
to arrest the former near Durant, Ark.
William Bolthoff was arrested in
Denver, COL, charged with obtaining
$500 in a mining deal under false
pretenses. G. P. Wheeler, a West Vir-
ginia capitalist, is the complainant.
City Treasurer Jacobs, whose term
Of Office has just expired at Butte,
Mont, committed suicide by shooting.
It was found he had a shortage OF over
$4,000.
Judge Edmunde of the st. Louis,
Mo-, criminal court has instructed the
May grand jury to make a thorough
Investigation of the alleged election
frauds last November.
The body of Rufus Choate, aged 1S,
son of a wealthy real estate man Of
Buffalo, who had been missing for
four months, was found in the hayloft
Of the barn. He had shot himself.
William P. Farmhouse was indicted
at New Orleans, La, for importing
lottery tickets. It is a test case, the
first under the Hoar law, passed by
the last congress-.
Harry Kellar, who was formerly in
the dry goods business in Logansport,
Ind, was assaulted and robbed Of $315
shortly before midnight. Hearing a
noise he went to his barn and was at
tackled and left in a dazed condition.
Foreign.
German newspapers are condemning
American dried apples.
Count Kalnoky, Austrian minister
Of foreign affairs, has resigned.
O'Donovan Rosa is fired bodily out
of the British house of commons.
Twenty members Of the band of
rebels at Villas, Cuba, commanded by
Quintin Bravo, have surrendered.
Russia, France and Germany are to
increase their naval forces in. the
China seas. @,L
The dowager duchess of Roxburghe,
a widow of the sixth duke of Rox.
burghe, who died in 1879, is dead.
Additional advices received here
from Maujnga regarding the victory
of the French on the Betaioboka river
show that the Hovas lost 300 men.
John Laurence Toole, the well
known English actor, is suffering from
paralysis and will retire from the
stage.
The price of sugar has been ad.
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wholesale at Halifax owing to the rise
in duties by the dominion government
Cesar Wilde was released on bail
in London after furnishing a personal
bond for $12,500 and two sureties in
$6,250 each.
The German reichstag definitely has
definitely passed the Baltic and North
sea canal festivity credit of 10000
marks, the Social Democrats alone op
posing it.
King Humbert of Italy has signed
decree ~dissolving the chamber of dep
uties and fixing May 26 as the date
for the election of new deputies. The
second ballots will be taken on June
2. The new chamber will assemble
Aug. 2.
The Japanese minister here has in:
formed the French minister of foreign
affairs, NJ. Hanotaux, that deferrine
to the friendly advice Of France, Rus
STA and Germany, Japan has renounc
ed it's claim to the permanent posses
sion of the Liao Tung peninsula, in
Guiding Port Arthur.
Otherwise.
The Midway Plaisance will be re
produced at the Atlanta exposition.
A. Weis, a Galveston(Tex.) theatel
manager, was cowhided by Miss Ham
mond.
Harper &Bros. failed in their efforts
to restrain the production Of Trilby a
Denver.
e. G. Stevens was appointed receiv
er Of the Stevens Electric company a
Birmingham, Ala.
The court at Galveston has ordered
a p"ostponement of the sale of tin
Texas Western railroad until Aug. 6.
A fifteenstory hotel is to be erected
at the corner Of RrOadwav and ,rl,ir