Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-06-03

RI Rev. Bishop Mullen Is dying at Phil
adelpAia
The six viewers at Paterson, n. J.. have
returned 10 work.
Colonel ManOs Of theGreek army attempt
ed 10 commit suicide.
Mayor Harrison led the annual Sunday
run Of Chicago bicycle clubs
W. R. Ross. Is, cigarette fiend. suIc.ded
In Camden. n. j., by hanging.
The Society OF Friends held its two hun
dred and third annual session In New York.
Two persons perished In a nre In New
York and three were probably fatally In
juFed.
Eddie vaugle. the prlzenghter who was
knocked senseless at New York, will re-
cover.
The British warships pulled the Ham
burg-Amerlcan liner Arcadia Of the rocks
near Cape Ray. \. F.
The seventy-second anniversary of the
establishment OF the American Tract soci-
ETY. was celebrated In New York.
Saturday.
Great quantities of grain are being sent
to South Africa.
The National Sound Money league held a
meeting ut Chicago.
Mons Lee, the aeuronaut, was fatally In
jured in fall at McKeesport, Pa.
Governor Bradley will suppress the toll
gate mobs In Kentucky by aiding the local
officers.
William f. Bickel, president Of the de-
funct Minnesota Savings bank, has been ac-
quilted
Consul General Lee has been Instructed to
purchase $4,000 worth of supplies for the
relief Of American citizens In Cuba.
H. b. Rose & Company, wholesale MILL
ners of Pittsburg, have been closed by the
sheriff on executions for $4,000.
The plant of the Buffalo (N. " Mortar
and Fiber company has been seized by the
sheriff on an attachment for $4,000
The lenses of the Yerkes Observatory in
Wisconsin have been adjusted, making the
greatest telescope in the world ready for
use
Mrs. Katherine Evans, 60, of Cleveland
married Jacob Evans, 70, an Indiana
farmer near Montmorenci after brief
courtship by mail.
Senator Joseph Il. Earle Is dead at Green
Vile, S. c.
A large fllbusterlng expedition has left
Flcrica for Cuba.
The courthouse in Randolph county, v.
Va, at Beverly, was burned.
A wlndstorm did great damage in Indian
apolis, but no lives were lost.
The powers have agreed that Turkey Is
entitled to $20,00o000 from Greece.
A bill has been introduced In the Spanish
cortes to increase the army to 100000 men.
Rev c. NJ. Weldon Of Brockton, Mass,
has accepted the presidency Of Clark's uni
versity in Atlanta.
The Presbyterian general assembly at
Eagle Lake, Ind, elected Dr. Sheldon Jack
son to the moderatorship.
Morgan Rotch of New Bedford, Mass,
president of the Rowland, Rotch and New
Bedford, mills, has assigned.
The State Bankers association in session
at Nashville recommended John w. Faxon
for treasurer Of the United States.
News Of the passage OF the Cuban bellig-
erency resolution by the United States sem
ate was received with cheers In Mexico.
The United Brethren church elected Blsh-
op Weaver bishop emeritus, and Bishops
Castle, Keppart,. Holt and Mills were re-
elected.
There was riot in the lower house of
the Illinois legislature, resulting from Rep
resentative Novak of Chicago assaulting
the speaker.
William T. Bryant Of Montevista, Colo,
says he saw Pastor Gibson carry the dead
body of Blanche Lamont to the belfry of
Emanuel church in San Francisco.
Thursday.
Howard, s. D., was struck by cyclone.
Kentucky's legislature has passed an anti
mob law.
The Southern hotel at Meridian, Miss,
was burned.
Horatio King, postmaster general under
Buchanan, is dead.
Some new mud geysers have begun to
squirt near Ell Moro, Gala.
The miners of the Pittsburg district are
preparing for q general strike.
The license of the Metropolitan Life In
surance company of New York has been re-
voked In Kansas.
Baroness Won Turkhelm, alias Jeanne
Young Of San Francisco will return from
England penniless.
Rev. Thomas PEBBLES of Minneapolis was
elected moderator of the synod of the Re-
formed Presbyterian church at Plttsburg
With revolver in one hand and photo
Of woman other than his wife In the other
George Taylor. d St. Louis banker, was
found dead.
Wednesday.
The Relknap Savings bank of Laconla has
suspended. @
Lieutenant Farrow was acquitted at
Plttsburg Of defrauding an insurance COM
pany.
Eighteen councils of the A. P. AS have
been suspended In Karsas City and st.
Louis.
The senate committee recommends an ap-
preparation Of $350,0o0 for the Paris ex-
position.
Governor Leedy denounced the temper
ance people for expecting him to enforce
the Kansas temperance laws.
The Missouri courts have decided that b.
cycles are not baggage and that railroad
can not be compelled to carry them free.
Governor Pingree has announced that he
will call an extra session of the Michigan
legislature In case law Is not enacted to
get $1,0C0,000 more taxes out Of corpora
tions.