Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-14
PERSONAL IND funITICAL.

Samual Philips, actor, died IN London
Nov. 5th, of congestion of the brain.
Francis Durphy will begin six weeks
temperance campaign in New York on the
10th inst.
. Hon. I. D. Grimmcr, of Oshkosh, has
been reappointed trustee of the Northern
Wisconsin Insane Asylum.
At Berlin, Nov. 6, Countess Marie,
daughter Of Prince Bismarck, was married to
Count Kantzeau. Crown Prince Friedrich
William and Princess Victoria were pres ,Et
at the ceremony.
Mary Ann Creighton, aged IS, native
of New York, whose religious title was "sister
Mary of st. Thomas" engaged in taking care
of the yellow foyer sick, died in the city of
New Orleans, within few days past, of NAL
arial fever.
It is de6nately settled now that the
Wisconsin legislature will stand as follows:
Assembly. Republicans, g.; Democrats, "a;
Greenbacks, 10. Senate, "a Republicans, 9
Democrats; Republican majority on joint bal
lot over all, A.
Mrs. A. T. Stewart has offered reward
of So, 900 for the recovery of the body of her
late husband, stolen from the family vault in
st. Marks graveyard, and the conviction Of
the thieves. A proportionate sum will be paid
for the recovery of the body.
The London Times Of Nov. 6, Ia lead
er on the American election says that now, as
often before, the good sense of the American
people has come to the rescue. The elections
show that most potent forces in the Republic
on the side Of financial honesty and social are
conservatism. -'
The bureau of educetion las received
news of the death of one of the most dis
tinguished Japanese educators, Yohinari
Hatakeyama, president of the Toxic UNIVERSE
ty and vice presidents of the educational del
egation sent to this country in 1876 to study
with the assistance of tho American bureau of
education, our school system, and TO publish
an English translation Of the history Of educa-
ton in Japan. .~.-...s a.
: The emperor has sent his adjutant
from Coblenz to congratulate Prince Bismarck
on his daughters marriage and to present
him with the grand cross of the order of the
Red Eagle, decorated with the sceptre and
crown, the only Prussian decoration which
Prince Bismarck had not before received and
which is said to have only once before confer
red, namely, by Frederick William w. on
Minister Manteufel. - : 49,. - 81
Secretary Schurz has decided that
no portion of the money appropriated by Con-
gress for public surveys during the present
year can be used for the purpose of tracing
former surveys in the field, to aid in the in
vestigation Of de relations upon public tim
Der lands, etc. He holds there is no warrant
to add to the amount granite | by Congress for
the prosecution of that investigation, the APP
preparation for it having been specific and
definite. a. a.
eEx-G Gov. Chamberlain, of South Caro-
lima, now practicing law in the city of New
York, has sent message to Attorney Gene al
Young Of that State, expressing 3 willingness
to return and stand trial there if indicted. He
says: IF it be true, as represented nere, that
an Indictment has been found against me, I
shall voluntarily appear to meet it. Ire
specially ask to be informed when the State
will be ready for trial, and whether any bonds
for my appearance is desired.
a New York dispatch says, in the suit
Of the government against n. I. Sykes, Sec
Rotary and treasurer Of the Chicago and North
western railway, on motion to show cause
why m attachment for contempt should not
be issned against him for not producing the.
books Of the company ncourt. Judge Choate
decides Sykes not in contempt. Tie case
grew out Of : suit against Samuel ]. Tlden5
to recover alleged unpaid revenue tax. This.
action has gone over for the term By agree
ment Of the counsel. u.