Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-02-11

Bonds for the release Of the steamers
Three Friends and Dauntless were given
and they were released.
Hattie Fletcher and Addie Foster, eolored
school girls. fought with knives at Lexing-
ton. Ky, and Addie was killed
Edward C. Allen, pardoned by Governor
Upham as his last oficial act a month ago,
is again under arrest for murder.
Friday.
The Nevada legislature has passed a Bill
legallzing prize fighting
The insurrection In Uruguay grows apace
and is something of holy war.
The car aud his frau will not visit Rome
and London, both being in delicate health.
Meager details Of important victories won
by the insurgents in Cuba have been re-
ceived.
Mrs. Anna Allen, wealthiest woman In st
Louis, died intestate, leaving an estate val
ued at $4,000, 900.
Senator Stewart Of Nevada is opposed to
an international monetary conference, but
dares not oppose the bill
Koerner Lodge, X. Of p, Of Indianapolis,
has been declared still in existence by the
supreme court Of the state.
| Congressman Grosvenor roasted" ex-
| Governor Altgeld for his unsupported as
sertion Of election frauds in Ohio.
| Earl Cowley. in n divorce suit brought bj
his wife in London, was forced to admit he
! had committed adultery with several women
/ Of rank.
Earl Cowley concluded to allow his wife
a divorce.
The wautauga bank Of johnson City,
/ Tenn. has failed.
Desperate Bill Carter was killed by Off
GERS near Chattanooga.
George F. Turner was elected United
States senator in Idaho.
! Governor Sadler Of Nevada signed the bill
legalizlng the crime Of prizefghting.
Two thousand pounds of dynamite ex-
ploded in colliery near Hazleton, Pa.
-Four Harvard students were arraigned
in police court for discharging firearms.
: Adolph Meyer was sentenced to 20 years
in the penitentiary for arson in New York.
Senator Marion Butler says he is not dis
mayed at his failure to defeat Senator
Pritchard.
The Healyites refuse to abide by the
"cast-iron" pledge Of Edward Blake and
are considered out of the Irish party.
H. G. Burch of the Ebbitt House, Wash
ington, has agreed to board West Point ca
dets free Mt the Mckinley Inauguration.
Monday.
Seven people lost their lives in fires In
Hoboken, n. j.
Thomas Fl. Stout, a New York brokerage
defaulter, was arrested in Cincinnati.
1t Is given out by the Spaniards that Lou
is Gonzales, a Cuban leader, has been
killed.
William Albert Cunning, who killed Mrs.
Dennng In Chicago and then shot himself,
Is dead.
In South Dakota several Indians froze to
death in their tents. Thousands of cattle
also perished.
The United States cruiser Brooklyn struck
rock and was seriously damaged in the
Delaware river
shot to death by Bailey Edison, who was
fatally stabbed.
The English press are disappointed in the
amendment of the arbitration treaty, bar
ring out King Oscar.
train was dynamited in Cuba by Insur-
gents, AZ Spanish soldiers were killed and
the entire outfit captured
The letter purporting to have been writ
ten by Major Mckinley advising against
an inaugural ball was a forgery.
j. A. Edgerton Of Lincoln, Neb., Populist,
does not agree with George f. Washburn
that free silver should be abandoned.
An attempt was made to blow up the
building occupied by the defunct bank of
Gardner, Morrow & Company at Holidays
burg, Pa.
The wife of Prince Phillip of Saxe-Co-
burg has eloped with an Austrian officer.
She was tAe eldest daughter of the king
Of Belgium.
The NORTHWEST only 81 a year.