Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-22

Amounted cardinals. He said that In appoint |
inS DIR Newman he rendered signal service |
to the church, to the sacred college and TO |
society. -
Advices from Chippewa Falls, WIS,
of May II, report the river fourteen feet ana
still rising the highest water mark since 1870
The logs are running freely. The river
had risen thirteen inches in last twenty
| four honrs. vv59Fe,fs gsya-yss4ss
Advices from Odessa to May IS, state
that the Russian steam navigation companys
vessels win convey 10000 men and 1890 horses
| for Bolrsas between May Is and June 15 The
remainder of the evacuation army will go
away by railroad. 1885, $3.50
The secretary of the United States
treasury says it is useless to send kilograms to
the, department for $40 certificates, as they
win be sent in due proportion to al the diff
ferent offices authorized to sell them as soon
as they can be printed, and the supply will
soon reach $2,OOOOO0 daily.
/ 1 Advices from st. Petersburg, Russia to
May IS, state that the Governor of Orenburg
Il telegraphs May 16, that fire at Wisni Uralsk
had broken out afresh, presumably on The 10
p
government buildings were destroyed On
& the 10th there was another confiagration at
Orenburg which destroyed considerable por
: ton of the suburb spared by the previous fire
r On the morning of May IS, a meeting
was held at the State House in Providence
o Rhode Island, to consider the exodus of south
ern negroes, and devise means for their relie
! Amos Perry presided. Addresses were made
! by President Brown, Of Brown University
!, Captain j. M. Alderman, secretary of State
= Rev. Messrs. Evarts Van Horn and others
Resolutions were adopted expressing sympa
thy with the colored people of the South flee
ing from their homes on account of persecu
], tions, and promising aid to alleviate their sui
ferings.
e May Is advices from at, Petersbur!
say that the confagrations in east RUSSIA
a towns cause great distresss. Seventy arrest
have been made in Orenhurg on charges of il
:, cendiarism Fourmale and six female prison
: crs are undergoing court martial at Kieff. TIL
Z, prisoners Include two noblemen, one Prussia
2 lject and daughter of the priyy chancello
; among the other arrests are titled lady an
leading nihilist. The streets of Kieff near I'll
| court house will be closed during the tria
~ Another fire occurred at Irbit the 18th of Ma
and one of the poorer quarters were destroye
or Old Dartmouth college at Hanove
II N. H., is the scene of considerable sophmor
efferyescence. In consequence of the refus
III of the faculty to allow PUBLIC reading in Il
ar church the students assembled before the re
licences of President Bartlett and Prof. Lor
er blowing horns, grooming and singing. Satu
tn day morning there was an uproarious demo
IN stration at prayers. Since then the facul
have been making an investigation, resultil
nd in the expulsion of two members of the SEM
nd class. Much feeling is manifested by Il
nv students who are supposed to have given t
faculty information respecting the demonstr
H. ton, who were taken to the pump and given
.et soaking One of them used a revolver, but !
W. one was injured. 3ta -