Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-06-08
Miscellaneous Nesus Notes.

The tomb of Washington was beautifully
decorated on the 3Oth ult under the super
| vision of the regents of the Mount Vernon
| association. President Arthur sent an elab-
| crate gift of cut flowers. The Garfield
| memorial tablet in the ladies' waiting room
| of the Baltimore & Potomac railroad depot,
Washington, marking the place where the
president was shot, was thoroughly decorat-
ed by Mrs. White, the lady in charge.
The somewhat curious fact is being COM
mented upon that the state of Massachusetts,
has never elected as governor a man who
| served in the union army and navy during
the war of the rebellion.
Mr.. Harrison, the revivalist. is to conduct
| the Methodist camp meeting at Red Rock in
June.
The international monetary confer
ence has been again postponed till April
1883.
Robert McAdam, we'll known dairy fac
tory man at Elgin, ILL.,, failed for $4,000;
| assets small.
| AT the session of the New England Wo.
man Suffrage association in Boston, letter
| from the governor of Wyoming territory
| was read stating that woman suffrage there
| was an unqualified success
Local committees are in receipt of infor-
nation showing that there will be more than
| 1000 physicians in attendance on the ses
sions of the American Medical associations
at st. Paul on the 9th of June.
On the occasion of the twenty-seventh an
nual conclave of the Knights Templar of
Pennsylvania, at Pittsburg, 1000 Sir Knights
passsd in review on the parade, which was
withal SPLENDID street pageant.
| A story has leaked out at st. Louis that
involves Rev. Father Gleason of the church
of the Holy Name in scandal which has
caused his suspension by Archbishop Kea-
rick, after investigation by an ecclesiastical
court.
| At Grand Rapids, Mich, Fred Straight
alias Patrick Murphy, young man VIII
had become infatuated with pretty waiter
girl at cheap restaurant died from the ef-
had been sent on charge of threatening to
kill her.
An investigation of the rate of wages OF
farm labor, made by the statistician of the
department of agriculture, shows an increase
of "a per cent. since 1879 in eastern states.
From 1875 to 1879 the decline was heavy in
| manulactur1nS SectlOnS, Wnere arlSanS De-
ing thrown out of employment tended to de-
press the rate of farm wages. The advance
since 1879 has been IA per cent. in the west
ern states and 13 in the southern states.
Rev. D. Cobb, superintendent of the Red
Rock camp ground, wishes to announce that
all persons desiring information with regard
to tents, board or anything pertaining to
occupancy of the grounds, can do SO by
addressing A. H. Rose, Central avenue,
Minneapolis, the secretary of the association.
Abraham s. Cannon, son of the polygam
list who was fired out of congress, has just ar
rived in this country from Europe with a
cargo of Mormon converts Cannon had
considerable trouble in Germany. The DO.
lice obliged him to leave both Berlin and
Hamburg, where he was charged with hav-
ing created disturbances.
At Charleston, s. c., the state supervisor
of registration was arrested twice Tuesday for
refusing to allow United States deputy
marshal to remain so near him as in his
judgment to impede the free registration OF
voters. In each case the supervisor waived
examination and gave bond for his appear.
ance at the November term oft United
States court.