Morris tribune., 1882-05-04

was dying. Several others are i'll Fountain
contains population of about 200 persons,
business men and mechanics who are depend
ent on the surrounding farming community.
The village is the first station on the line OF
the Southern Minnesota division OF the Chica-
90, Milwaukee & St Paul railroad, after ris-
ing from the Root river valley to the high
prairie land, and from the purity of the atmos-
phere, is among the last places that an cpl
demic of this character would be expected to
appear.
The crop outlook In Kansas was never bet
ter. Last year, while not exactly disastrous to
short "9 hs yess
the prospects, are most encouraging, and q
most beautiful yield is expected. Especially Is
this the feeling In regard to the wheat crop.
The acreage this year Is less than last year, but
for all that the yield will be far In excess. Last
year many fields we're ploughed over and 9th.
ers yielded fourth Of q crop, while this year
the indications are that every field that has
been sowed with wheat will yield beautifully.
Mr.. Tabor of Colorado, who struck II rich
and emerged from poverty fiat several years
ago, is, according to his own account, only on
his way over the hill TO the poor house. His
his wife began suit for share of his wealth.
The first Jump is an alleged loss OF So, 600, 900
in grain deals. He has only to stick to this
form Of dissipation to beat both his wife an
himself.
Ralph Waldo Emerson is still suffering from
pneumonia, but the case is not 80 critical as ap-
peared by the first reports. Infammatory &C.
ton has Bet up in only one lung, and is being
reduced gradually. II the acute stage Of the
disease can be averted the patient will pull
through, Notwithstanding the tax upon his
waning vitality
At the meeting Of the Lumbermen's Ex-
change at Chicago, the price of A partitions, D
and M, two sides, four heads was So, and the
price of B partitions from $35 to $37. It was
r resolved to qnote green lumber on the list at
81 less than dry lumber. The balance Of the
list which ruled during April was adobted as
the list for May.
The Henrietta mine on Carbonate hill, Col
orado, has just been unloaded by those expert
operators, Tabor, Moffett, Chaffee & Co., for
81 100000. English and French tenderfeet
took the bait for all it was worth-and about a
million more
Darius 8. Fisher of Reading Pa, twenty. six
years of age, was saken tothe county insane asy-
lum on Thursday last He was theological
student, and In his attempt completely to men,
orize the bible his mind gave way.
The divorce suit of Gen. John B. Clark, JT.,
member of congress for the Eleventh district OF
Missouri against his wife, was decided in his
favor. The divorce was granted on the ground
of incompatibility of temper.
The managers Of the Garfield memorial hos
pital adopted the draft of certificate OF incrr-
porasion. Work will soon be begun.
Peorians have subscribed 100000 fer
hotel to be erected on the site of Bob Ingersolls
residence in that city.
Col George W. Patten, United States army, a
veteran Of the Mexican war, died Friday night
at Houltop, Me.
The California Republican state convention
will be held at Sacramento August 80.
TheMankato jail breakers have been recap
tured.
Duluth is to have new opera house.