Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-01-21

Colonel J. c. spooner was elected to the
United States senate from Wisconsin.
Letters bearing the postage stamp Of the
Republic OF Cuba have been delivered in
New York
There is objection to the general arbItra-
ton treaty because IL would infringe upon
the Monroe doctrine.
The Coxey reformers issued an address to
the people from st. Louis signed by Coxey
and his sOn-ln-law, Carl Browne.
Captain General Weyler Is in a very bad
humor since he realizes he Is about TO lose
his job, and refuses 10 see any one.
General Rolof, secretary OF war OF the
Republic OF Cuba, has been arrested In New
York, but the charge is kept secret.
The City National bank OF Streator, Ills,
has notified its depositors TO come and get
their money, as it is going out Of business.
Friday.
Two crooked bank officials were acquit-
ted at Denver.
The Merchants National bank Of ocala,
Fla, suspended.
The house committee on Pacific railroads
decided to reopen the question.
A bill is pending before the Kansas leg
lslature to exclude wildcat corporations.
Five persons were injured at Pittsburg
because a gripman lost control of his car.
A Lexow committee has been appointed
to investigate the ST. Louis police depart
ment.
The plague has depopulated Bombay.
Vultures are devouring the bodies of the
dead.
John D. Rockefeller, the multi-million-
aire, was reelected superintendent Of the
Sunday school of the Euclid Avenue Bap-
tlst church.
Saturday.
Martin B. Madden withdrew from the Illi-
nols senatorial race.
Senator Chandler still insists that armor
plate costs too much.
Miss Katherine Clemmons, actress, is soon
10 wed Howard Gould.
The strike of stevedores at Green Bay,
Wis, has been settled.
A special from Budapest says Princess de
Chimay is tired of her Gypsy lover and he
of her.
The Clyde line steamer Delaware, seized
by the dispatch boat Dolphin of Mayport,
was released.
Major Prince, who is looking after the
Cuban interests in Kansas City, took an
overdose of choral.
Adiutant General Moses of Colorado has
; wired Columbus (o.) firm ordering 500
uniforms for recruits who are on guard at
the Leadville mines.
Buckner's Orphans home burned at Dali
las, Tex, and five inmates perished.
Nine fishermen were driven out of Green
Bay on a cake Of ice into Lake Michigan.
Ben Ii, tea merchant of Portsmouth,
o., has been notified by the highbinders
that he Is to be killed. 4sl34
A boy named Clayton, while fworking in
a cornheld, was fatally shot BY An an unknown
assassin near Dupont, o.
Patrick Donahue marre6 a Egfrf IN Phila-
delphia whom he haih bstraysd and Mur-
aeFed her 40 hours IateR
The election of Hugh John Mcdonald of
Winnepeg to the Dominion house of COM
mons has been declared void because he
hired vehicles to take voters to the polls.
Monday.
The Grand Opera House in Winnipeg was
burned.
Three children were asphyxiated In ten
ement in Boston.
Whole districts in India are without food
and the people are starving.
Over $4,000 people were engaged as bread
winners in the United States In 1890.
German millers have offered $3.50 for
method Of destroying the meal moth.
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage urges the ap-
proval of the general arbitration treaty.
negro who beat and robbed George P.
Beauvais at Whitecastle, Ia, was lynched.
Judge j. F. Mcdonald of Fort Scott, Kan,
was arrested on the charge Of embezzle-
ment
The First National bank of Newport, KY,
and the German National bank of Louis
Vile failed.
A new kind of Roentgen ray has been dis
covered in Vienna, which distinguishes
death from catalepsy.
Carl B. Christensen, who says he is a
professor in Waterloo Qa) college, was ar
rested for stealing books from the public
library in Boston.
While the pope hoped to have the papacy
recognized as a permanent arbitration tri-
bunal for all nations, he is pleased with the
treaty between the United States and Eng
land.