Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-12-03
GENERAL, NEWS SUMMARY.

In the Christiancy divorce case the cross
examination of Mary F. Lugentree, mother OF
Mrs. Christiancy, was resumed; Beng as a14..
to his wife, the witness testified that while she
was visiting them in Lansing, Mich. Christian
cy knocked his wife down in their room
Some days later the witness spoke about the
circumstance to Christiancy, and he said ne
was drunk when ne did it and it should not
occur again. Christiancy and his sons were
drunk during the entire time she was at the
house, and fighting between them was an
ry-day occurrence. During the giving OF
the witness testimony che was repeatedly
prompted and corrected by her daughter, to
which counsel for the plaintiff objected This
BROUGHT on q sharp collcquy, in which Mrs.
Christiancy asserted that her husband was
drunk all OF the time, as was one Of his counsel
This last declaration irritated the gentleman to
whom she referred Qngersoll), who demanded
that the charge be MADE part Of the record,
and amid some excitement the session closed.
The programme for memorial and eulogistic
services over the latePresidentGarfield has been
nearly arrange1, and will he exceedingly simple,
It has been arranged that eulogistic addresses
shall be delivered in the two houses by the two
representatives and two senator's. Senator
Sherman will probably be one OF the senators
and Randolph Tucker. one Of the representa-
tives. The memorial exercises will take place as
soon after the organization Of the house as pos
sible.
The following appointments have recently
been made in the Catholic diocese of st. Paul:
Rev. James Fleming, pastor of Albert Lea; Rev.
nault, pastor of GAINESVILLE; Rev. B. Bauman,
pastor of Mapleton and Minnesota lake; Rev.
A. Stecker, pastor of Adams; Rev. Edward
Duffy, assistant pastor, Church of the Immac-
ulate Conception, Faribault.
His grace, the archbishop of Oregon, has in
vited the Benedictines of St. Johns abbey,
Stearns county. Mimi, to establish a house Of
Abbot Edelbrock, accompanied by F. Edward,
o. S. B., will visit that far west state, and if the
prospects are such as promise the permanence
and growth of a monastery, F. Edward will re-
main and commence work.
Capt Mahlon Black, apprehensions for
whose safety were expressed, returned to Min
neapolis on Saturday night, after having been
detained in the Rainy lake region for more than
four months. The captain thinks the region
rightly named, and says that it has rained con-
tinuously in the locality, with the exception Of
thirteen days since Augusta
In the federal court at Chicago, Judge Drum
mond decided that the patent for preserving
meat reissued in 1875 to William J. Wilson,
and that the John A Wilson patent for the con-
struction of can in which to pack and preserve
meats, reissued in 1877, are both invalid
in this suit.
Jay Gould's greenhouses, at his summer
residence on the Hudson, which we're burned
ten months ago, have all been rebuilt They
are 372 feet long by 80 wide, and it requires
sixteen men, $50 tons OF coal and five large
furnaces to transform the freezing air to trop-
ical during the winter season.
On Monday there were no less than 269 cars
of coal and wood brought to Minneapolis by
two of the railway lines, making solid string
of fuel over mile and q half in length All of
this immense pile, with the exception of eight
cen cars, was hauled in by the Minneapolis &
st. Louis company.
Col William Crooks and bride of St. Paul, J.
N. Phelp and wife Of Fargo, Delegate R. F.
Pethgrew of Sioux Falls and J. R. Gamble of
Yankton arrived in Washington last Sunday.
Senator Mcmillan has apartments at the Ham
lton house.
The recent collapse of two national banks
owing to the dishonesty Of the officers has given
rise to considerable criticism of the bank ex-
aminers employed by the government
John P. Howard of Burlington, Vt, who re-
Gently gave $75, GOO to the university of Yer
mont, has given $40, 900 to remodel and i'm
prove the main university.
The Central National bank, of Boston, has
been ordered by Comptroller Knox to increase
it's capital stock by 100000.
Miss Dora Wheeler of New York was the
winner of the Prang Christmas card prize Of
$1,000.