The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22
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The United States monitor Monad-
mock has gone to sea from Portland.
Or.
The Madrid government has decreed
a quarantine against vessels arriving
from Costa Rican ports owing to the
prevalence of yellow fever there.
The London Times says that the
Lorillard-BeresfOrd stables brown
gelding Sandia has had quite the best
of many American horses running here
ia the past few seasons.
Over 1000 Cheyenne and Arapahoe
Indians are holding grand council
and dance at Darlington, Okla, de-
handing that the recent anti-bigamy
law be not enforced against them.
The San Antonio, Tex, sewer sys-
tenn. embracing a total mileage of
1854 miles, the largest single contract
in the United States. has been finished
at a total cost Of 1891 900.
A. E. Carr of Seattle has arrived at
Victoria, B. c., from Alaska, and re-
ports the wreck Of the Alaska Com
mercial company's steamer Arctic,
crushed by ice.
The Amalgamated association scale
/
rating the p. l.. Kimberly mill at
Greenville, Pa, and work will be re-
sumeu at once. 3
Cattle throughout the Northwest are
suffering seriously from the assaults
Of the buffalo gnat waited there from
Texas and Kansas on the strong south
erly winds of the past week.
Factions in the Chinese colony in
South Clark street, Chicago, are en-
gagged in a bitter dispute over repre-
sentation at the Omaha exposition.
Murder is feared.
The London sporting papers express
dlsapproval of the attempts of e. H.
len Eyck, the American oarsman who
is entered for the diamond SOULS at the
Henley regatta, to keep his trials dark.
Sir Henry Strong, chief justice Of
Canada, took his seat for the first time
as member of the judicial committee
OF the priyy council on the occasion of
a hearing on the Canadian appeal case.
The fire insurance agencies Of Du-
buque, Iowa, have been notified by the
companies to reduce rates of insurance
10 per cent on detached buildings and
Toto 25 per cent on church and school
property.
For some time men and boys at Ce-.
dar Rapids, Iowa, have been violating
the state fish laws, taking out large
quantities +of fish with seines and
dynamite. Sunday the fish commits
sioner arrested twentyfour.
1t is believed that the National Cred
itmen's association will be disrupted.
because Eastern members of the or
95Bssgd oql Su!lIoddns arg uolgZlug5
Of the Torrey bankruptcy bill, which
is opposed by Western members.
Two cows belonging to Fred Miller,
a farmer of the town Of Grand Chute.
We're poisoned by drinking from pals
containing mixture Of Paris green
and water, prepared to kill potato
bugs. 4 s$#.
Mrs. A. G. Thompson, wife Of DR.. g.
"a: Thompson of st. Louis, while visit
ing at Belmond, Iowa, received notice
fion Germany that large fortune
had fallen to the family Of her father.
Mrs. Thompson is graduate Of the
Leipsic Conservatory Of. Music.
New Paynesyille is feeling prosper
ity. a new drug store has opened.
tobacco factory is coming, $50, 600
-four mill is in sight. DR.. Pilon has
decided to move his sailitarium to
New Paynesviile from Richmond, and
extra crops are in prospect.
Tie looked-for consolidation between
the Daily Democrat gold and the
Weekly Sun (silyer) of Ottumwa, To-,
will be made within the next few DAYS.
It will be free silver morning daily.
s. B. Evans will be editor and R. 81.
Moore business manager.
An advertisement in New York
paper announces the msl rage of Miss
Helen Elsie Willard, daughter of Hen
~ Willard, the fnancier, to James w.
Bell. The ceremony was performed
yesterday in Essex Unitarian church,
Kensington, London
Jacob Wooten, while fishing on Mule
creek, Ga, discovered barrel buried
upright in the mud and containing
human body. The body had been cut
into pieces, placed in the barrel and
mud filed in around it. The flesh,
while partly decomposed, had dried
and the skin had a mumi6ed appear
ance. The identity Of the woman is /,