The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-12-30

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Three princeton seniors have been,
suspended indeh nitely for hazing
Colorado's fruit crop for 1897 is esti-
mated to be worth 5000, GOO.
A man near Corvallis, Or, has gone
into the business Of raising terrapin.
1t cost $5o5,52O to run Montana for.
the late fiscal year ending November
80.
This season Santa Clara county, CAL,
against 37,O00,O0O pounds last year.
Morgan & Carroll, one of the oldest
the largest firms Of Bellaire, Ohio, have
made an assignment.
The date Of the national encamp-
ment, G., "A. r., at Cincinnati, has been
fixed for Sept. to 10.
The Coshocton Bank Of Coshocton,
Ohio, has been authorized to begin
business with a capital Of $4,000.
La Minerve, the only French morn
ing newspaper in Montreal, has sus-
pended publication after an existence
Of nearly fifty years. s
Speaker Reed will go to Philadelphia
during the holiday recess and deliver
an address at the celebration Of the
semi-centennial of Girard college.
Walter G. Sanger broke his own
worlds indoor record for half a mile
unpaced, riding the distance in one
minute flat. .~I>r III
The United States gunboat New
port, with the members of the Mic
araguan canal commission on board,
has arrived at Graytown, Mic. All the
mr. Y711N 0f % stu
Jack Bennett of McKeesport, Pa,
knocked out Billy Ernest of Brooklyn
in the thirteenth round at the Olym-
pic club at Athens, Pa. The bout
was scheduled for fifteen rounds and
was Benefits from start to finish. !
At a meeting of the creditors and
stockholders of the GAINESVILLE Electric
Railroad company in Akron, Ohio, it
was decided to terminate the receiver
ship. The road is owned by Akron
parties principally. >:< -,
Just one month ago Miss Annie
smedley of Oshkosh disappeared, and
not a single trace of her has been
found. The police believe she fell or
jumped into the river, and this theory
is now generally accepted.
The grain receipts at the port Of
Buffalo for the year will reach the
enormous total Of nearly 2OO,OOO,OOO
bushels, as against 154,O00,O0O bushels
in 1896, and 100000 bushels in
1895. -.-. u.
What is claimed to be the record in
knock-outs was made at the Hoffman
club at Lynn, Mass, when Mike Hig-
gins of that city put Tom Foran of
Maiden out in five and a half seconds.
The previous record was six seconds
The Berner- Mayer Company of
Cleveland, Ohio, manufacturers of
beer faucets, with branch houses all
over the country and Europe, made
an assignment. Assets and liabilities
nknoWn.@ -'}-
Ore worth $4,000 per ton is regularly
shipped from the Rock of Ages in Nay
ajo basin, where two months ago q new
vein was struck by means of a cross
cut tunnel. A sackful of this ore is
worth $40. i 49,
Joseph Auercher of Shenandoah
Iowa, has begun suit against the Bur.
lington and Omaha & St. Louis rail
ways for $4,000 for reimbursement of
financial losses sustained by him in
his business as a buyer and shipper OF
grain through discrimination. /,
The Kent-Stanley company, limited
of Providence, r. l., which was re.
Gently placed in the hands of a receiv,
e', has been adjudged insolvent in the
appellate court. The liabilities amount
to about 100000, and the assets, mas
bring nearly 100000.