The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-11-10

about 200 pounds, which showed large
streakS Of pure gold These particular
specimens will be mounted and ex-
hlblted in Denver.
Otherwise sgl
Gen. Greedy, chief signal officer, tells
in his report Of inventions which prom
Use 5000 words per minute by cable.
The first test Of American Krupp
armor was made at Bethlehem, Pa.
Inc plate was not cracked. Russia
has ordered a large consignment.
The national convention Of whole
sale saddlery dealers was held at Gin
cinnati last week. The next meeting
will be held in Boston,
The Newcastle, Pa, wire nail mill
shut down on account Of strike of
seventy Of the helpers against what
they believe to be reduction of
wages.
In the Cape Colony assembly w. B.
Schriener, the premier, introduced a
Dill proposing an annual contribution
by the colony Of 100000 to the British
navy. ..
Miss Flora Shaw, who is now in the
Klondike, is the woman connected
with the London Times who was said
to have engineered the London end of
the Jameson raid.
The first case in Ohio under the
bankruptcy law was that Of the Le-
high Carriage company Of Dayton. O,
The liabilities are SIZE, 900 and the as
sets $65,OOO.
The First Maine artillery, consisting
Of four batteries, $50 out Of the 519
members and - officers, commanded
by Maj. r. r. Newcomb, left Augusta
for Savannah, Ga.
At Huntsville, Ala, preparation is
being made for the troops to spend the
winter there. A contract involving an
expenditure Of 5000 has been let for
the erection Of mess halls and sheds.
The affairs Of the First National
Bank of Lisbon, Ohio look more prom
Using. The shortage of Child, the
missing cashier, will not exceed $4O,-
600. Depositors will be paid in full.
The citizens Of Atlanta, Ca, having
In charge the arrangements for At
lanta's peace jubilee, have decided
upon Dec. l and Is for the big event.
President Mckinley has signified his
intention Of being present. 81
George II. Bonebrake, president Of
the First National Bank of Los
Angeles, Cal, and we'll known
financier, is dead at his home, aged
sixty years. He was born in Ohio and
was a pioneer Of Southern California. I
The Massillon Stoneware Company
Of Massillon, Ohio has voluntarily in
creased the wages of it's employees, re-
storing the 1912 per cent cut made
last winter. The force Of employees
will also be increased SO per cent.
Frank Collier of Chicago, who was
said to be insane as the result Of a
blow, underwent an operation upon
the brain. Nothing was found and the
doctors now diagnose ''tumor on the
brain.'
The Vienna correspondent of the
London Standard says that official ne
gOtiatiOns are about to be opened be-
tween the uRited States and Turkey
to raise their ministers to the rank Of
ambassadors. !. ..
The civil service commission has or
dered an investigation of the charges
preferred by ex-Gov. .Buriel Of New
Hampshire, against the Republican
state committee Of New Hampshire for
making political assessments upon
United States officials in that state.
In the United States circuit court
Monday, Judge Hallett will hear a mo-
ton for preliminary Injunction to re-
strain Western railroads from enforc-
ing discriminating rates to the Pacific
coast on iron and steel products, in vi
olation of the interstate commerce law.
John II. Mason & Sons, cotton goods
manufacturers, have filed a voluntary
petition in bankruptcy at Providence,
r. I. The petition shows that the liza
bilities amount to $4,000 and the as
!. sets to about 100000 $4,000 in real
estate and personal property and $780,.
600 in accounts.
The revenue cutter Morrill,, Capt.
Davis, has arrived at woodstock,
Mass, from Norfolk, bound for Mil
Waukee via the st. Lawrence river and
the great lakes. She will take the
place Of the Gresham, which came to
the coast during the war, and which,
owing to her size, cannot return.
Judge Buffiing ton, Of the United
old tCS ! S I'll Sule #SOuIt az IillSUuIS, Id.,
has granted q preliminary injunc tion
against Edward w. Groetzinger, re-
straining him from disposing of the
property Of a. Groetzinger & Sons OF
that city, under judgments obtained
4 by him against that firm.
The executive committee Of the In
terC Collegiate Prohibitions association
met at Chicago. Buffalo, NJ Z I, was
chosen as the place for the next ma
stiona1 convention and oratorica1 con-
4 test. 81 3sss $