The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-09-02
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All the New England cotton mills
are starting up.
One thousand miners are at work on
the trail at Skaguay, Alaska.
The Henry Gugler company, litho-
graphers of Milwaukee, has made an
assignment.
The police have discovered a num-
Der of dynamite bombs at Gracia,
north of Barcelona. I'll.
The M. E. Page Confectionery COM
pany, n of the largest candy-making
concerns in Chicago, has made an as
Signment.
The general strike of the cloakmak-
crs OF New York and vicinity which
has been threatened for a long time
has been ordered.
On her last trip the American liner
st. Paul made the run from the Nee
dies to Sandy Hook lightship in six
days and ten hours.
Fire completely destroyed Beggs &
Co.'s monument and hardwood mantel
establishment and the Vogle Preserv-
ing omcpany's plant at Pittsburg.
One hundred delegates attended. the
opening sessions of the Sigma Chi fra
ternity convention at Nashville, Tenn.
Two business sessions were held.
The county recorder of Great Bend,
Kan, has reported the release of over
$4,000 chattel and real estate mort
cages since Aug. l, and half the crop
has not been threshed.
A large part of the plant of the Kan
sas City Car and Foundry company in
Armourdale was destroyed by fire, re-
sulting from the bursting of a furnace
in the foundry building.
The North American Transportation
and Trading company will have at
least seven more steamers on the w.
kon than it has at present by next
June.
Judge Willis, of the circuit court of
Elgin, ILL.,, has refused to issue an in
junction to restrain the removal of
the head Offices Of the Modern Wood.
men from Fulton, Ill.
The Kansas City pool rooms have re-
opened in consequence of a decision
by Justice Kruger that sc long as the
city licensed pool rooms they could not
be classed as ~unisances.
The continued rains of the past few
days have caused serious loss to the
coal dealers, who have boats moored
near Baton Rouge, Iowa.. The fleet of
w. G. Coyle & Co., about fifteen boats,
filled with water and sunk.
The cranberry crop around Black
River Falls, Wis.,, while not up to what
it was a few years ago, will be very
fair this fall. 1t is estimated that
there will be not far from $4,000 bar.
rels in the state. a ~
Raids by white caps have been fire.
quent within the last few days in Fair
field and Kershaw counties, in South
Carolina. These raids have been alto
gether against the Mormon elders anG
their sympathizers, who have beer
whipped.
The Topeka (Kan.) Capital publishe!
a report from every county Of tn,
state giving the condition and prob
able yield Of corn. These returns SHOW
that the state yield will not fall shor
of $50, 900, 900 bushels, and NAV b,
near 100000 OO.
Princess Kalulani, who has Just at
tanned her majority, will return to Ha
wall in October, after an absence O
ten years in England and on the cont
nent. She has hopes Of being mad,
queen of the present island republic i
annexation fails.
All the union machine operators ii
tie American Wire Hoop company
barrel factory at Superior struck be
cause the management refused to &C
cede to demands to discharge thre
n%on-lnion e Wages are not il
VolYed in the controversy.