The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-04-02
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1t is stated that the Indiana Repub-
leans will present Gen. Harrison's
name at st. Louis.
Gov. Matthews of Indiana has suf-
fered a relapse and his condition is
giving his friends much uneaSineSs.
Rev. w. H. Brown has been acquit-
ted on the charge of heresy by the AS
ISOLATION of Congregational churches
of the district of New Haven, Conn. @
The Spanish consulate in Philadelphia
has been made frst-class, and it now
gives precedence only to New York,
where the consul general resides.
An athletic team from the Universe
ty Of California has received a teleg
gram from the Harvard team accept
ing challenge to meet on May a. 0
D. w. Bigonay has been appointed
auditor Of disbursements Of the Erie
Railroad company, vice n. S. Rutter,
resigned.
BY vote of 1O7 to 7, the Wilrnnig-
ton Del) Methodist conference voted
against the admission of women as lay
delegates in the general conference.
Two chattel deeds of trust have been
filed by the Kingsland & Douglas
Manufacturing company, st. Louis, for
the benefit Of preferred creditors.
Samuel Dickinson, oldest settler at
AtchiSOn, KAN, and one OF the first
directors of the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe lis dead, aged 50 years. He
went to Missouri from Virginia in 1910.
An effort is being made to secure the
cooperation Of. Women's organizations
throughout the country to aid in the
movement for an international peace
tribunal.
President T. NJ. Murphy Of the Santa
Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railway has
sold the telegraph line of his road to
the Postal Telegraph company, which
will at once take charge.
The American Anti-Semitic associa-
ton has established an organ called
Der Anti-Smit, which will be pub
lished in Brooklyn, with Herr ALL
wardt, the Berlin agitator, as it's ed
itor.
Rev. John Thornton, preacher liv
ing near Sharon, Tex, was warned to
preach no more in that section. He re-
fused to obey the order, and was
taken out by a mob and whipped Sc
verely with switches.
The civil service commission has
announced that the list Of eligible can
didates for the Offices Of physicians in
the Indian service is entirely exhaust
| ed. Civil service EXAMINATIONS for
these places will be held in various
cities on different dates, from March
| 80 to May 90.
The suit in equity brought by the
| Grand Trunk railroad against the Yer
| mont Central railroad, for $G15, 712 for
| traffic balances which have accrued in
| the past four months, has resulted in
| the appointment of two receivers for
| the Vermont Central road.
A mortgage has been filed at Phoe-
! nix, Ariz., conveying to the Farmers
Loan and Trust company of New York
4 the forty miles Of trackage of the Ma
ing stock, ETC.. as security for a loan Of
$50, 900 in thirty year bonds, bearing 5
per cent interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Sibley were
taken ill at Wixom, Mich. They be-
Flieyed they would die about the same
1 time and be buried in the same grave.
Shortly after the husbands demise
the widow said she would join him
soon. She died while the funeral ser.
vices were going on.
William Allen, pioneer preacher,
attended a funeral at LeavenWorth,
Kan, and was called on to pray. AS
/ he finished with the final amen he fell
] over dead without uttering another
1 word. His sudden death caused a
great commotion and a number OF
women tainted.
Rev. DR.. John "A. Brooks, who has
accepted the call to the West London
1 tabernacle, preached his farewell ser.
mon at the Auditorium in Memphis
Tenn. The address was from an Amer
/ lean Protective association standpoint
yiciousiy attacking the Roman Cath
oIcs for dabbling i'm politics.