The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-03-12

Orleans. They attempted a few nights
ago to 'hurglariZe the store and resi-
dence OF M. g. ;Gourge and assaulted
his wife. a.-
FOref Sn Gossip. E
DR.. Buhl, who was vice president of
the reichstag in 1889, died at Died
esclleim. -@
Reports from Rio Janeiro, Brazil. in
dlcare that the total number of deaths
from yellow fever daily is sixty.
The massacre of thirteen Armenian
families is reported from the district
of Aloosh. and five Armenians are said
to have been killed at Ilirchehir, in
the Angora district.
The trial of Engineer Scboren.
Lieut.. Pfeiffe and "a newspaper man
named Ringhauer, charged with be-
traying military secrets, began at
Lelpsic behind closed doors. 8
The king of Corea is still at the Rus
sian legation in Seoul. Internal IN
rlslngs continue. 1t is rumored that
Japan is making advances to Russia
with the view Of arranging for dual
control of Corea.
Ine visit of the sultan to the Ton.
| kapou palace in the STEAMBOAT quarter.
upon the occasion Of the mid-Ramazan
festival, to perform the ceremony of
kissing the prophets nantel. passed
or without any hostile demonstration.
1t is reported in Pekin that the
French government is supporting the
n11er OF a syndicate loan Of loo. 100000
taels, France to guarantee the interest
on the loan. Oh the security of Gus
toms and other concessions.
Admiral Richard Meade, in lecture
IN New York on the "Carribean Sea-
said that in case of trouble between
tho United States and Great Britain
over Venezuela, the first shot fired in
anger would sound the death knell Of
the British empire.
A correspondent in Guayauuil. Ecua-
dor, wires that Gen. Plutario Bowen
has arrived at Tumaco and has issued
proclamation denouncing Alfaro as
a man incapable of governing the
| country and as q roDber Of the public
treasury.
Father, write articles. They will
bring more fruit than sermons. for
where the preachers words cannot
reach there newspapers do reach and
people read them who never go to
hear q sermon" This is the advice
which Pope Leo MIL. according to
The NerNna Fedele, recently gave to a
celebrated Italian preacher, Father
Zocchi.
=,.-, ..r Otherwise
Juuee Clifford Stanley Sims of the
New Jersey squirt Of errors is dead of
paralysis,
DIR ". p, Palmer, one Of tie Desr
known of Virginia antiquarians, is
dead in Richmond.
Eastern creditors of the Waldo Park
Motor Railway company at Kansas
City, have asked that d receiver be
appointed for the property. .,,
The state temperance iinioh OF Ran
sas has refused to adopt d resolution
denouncing Gov. Morrill, for his failure
to enforce the prohibitory liquor law.
The strike Of the painters and dec
orators of Pittsburg and Allegheny 81
uniform wages of SO per day, ln;ne
hours a day and so cents an t,a,nr for
extra work has been virtually won.
At a conference he'll at st, Louis be
tween representa- ives OF tobacco firms
not members Cr the American Tobacco
company, e was decided TO fiianufac-
ture cigarettes in comp tTfl6h with the
big Eastern combine.
Out of twenty ofahcers ;ahd men quar-
antined at the I6nih {NIieh.l) prison only,
one so far is sick With smallpox, from
exposure by y. S. iPettTngiA, who was
turned out Of THE Detroit house. of cor
recti6h hnd finally brought to Ionia.
Ascall Ahs Been 1ssued for meeting
of lthe Illinois Republican state COM
lnittee to be held, March 9 to choose a
successor Of the late w. j. Campbell
I;asl Illinois iimieimfber Of the national com
lHaifTee.
g.. Sc; Sellers, president Of the Ma
'tional Council Of Patriotic Associa-
tions of the United States, issued an
address at Detroit protesting against
the receiving by. the government of the
statue of Pere Marquette, which has
been unveiled in the national capitol.
The news of the decision Of the Stan
| ford case caused the widest enthusi-
asm among the students at the uni
| yersity at Palo Alto, Cal They turn
ed out on the campus in hundreds,
cheering wildly and there was great
] demonstration. @