Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-02-23
MIS- CELLANEouS

MIS- ANEoUS.
Speaker Patterson is greater humorist than
| Speaker keifer. The only chairmanships he
allowed the Tammany faction, which called him
out Of bed at midnight to deliver the gavel into
his hands, was that of the committee or
grievances. This was timely appointm ent
for they now have the greatest grievances OF
| anybody at Albany, they think, and they ART
bowling dismally in concert
The First Congregational church OF Mime.
spolis has extended q call to Rev. John L.
Scudder, son Of the distinguished DR.. Scudder,
ted at Yale college in 1874, aud at the Union
theological seminary Of New York in 1877
since then he has had charge Of the Congrega.
henalchurch at Shrewsbury, Mass
Commander VIM. II. G. Selby of the Brit
ish man. of-war Falcon, while on shooting ex-
cursion near Artakie, Asia Minor, was seriously
wounded by an Albanian with al axe. Said
arrest the sssaiisnt. A Turkish and British
man of war proceeded to Artakie. Commander
Seiby is in critical condition.
The following census returns of population
were furnished by the Dominion minister OF
| agriculture: Prince Edward Island, 4OS, ,S91
Nova Scotia, 440, 512: New Brunswick, 321,
233; Quebec, 1,359,O27; Ontario, l, ,923,
| 22S; Manitoba, 65, ,954; British Columbia.
49,4o9. Tie territories, So. 446. City of
Winnipeg, 1885.
The funeral Of Dillon OBrien took place at
ST Paul Wednesday morning at 8 O'Clock, from
his residence, and at 10 o'clock services were
held in the Cathedral. The following gentle
men acted as pail bearers: Hon. William Daw-
son, w. L. Kelley, Hon. P Fl. Kelley. T. Rear
don, Hon. NJ. Doran, J. Grace W. Markoe Esq,
], Kerwin.
Gen. Grant, who recently felt called on to
get out from Esd's alleged ship railway, which
he had been boosting, now comes to the front
again with 3 denial 81 his connection with a
National immigration company. The schemers
persist IN using Grants name as bait to catch
gudgeons, much to the generals discomfort
gentleman just arrived from the northern
portion Of Wyoming, states that the Indians are
running off stock ard otherwise creating
trouble, although no one is known TO have been
killed 1t seems probable that the depreda-
tlons will result in clash with tho military, as
the Indians are very obstinate.
II. R. Enos of Oshkosh, dealer in paper and
stationary, failed Tuesday, and executed bill
OF sale to Bradner. Smith l. Co., Chicago, and
Hinman 4 Moody, Belo!t IS preferred credit
ors. Liabilities unknown. The BANKS hold
considerable paper for collection.
James T. Metcalf of Lansing, To-, has re-
ceived notice from Washington of his appoint
ment as inspector in the postal service, money
order division. His territory is Iowa, Mime
sofa and Dakota, He wae ordered TO report at
81. LOUIS.
Three students at Williston seminary, Eas.
Hampton, have been suspended for hazing.
Their classmates refuse to attend recitatiens
till the suspended students are reinstated.
Contributions toward the establishment of a
Garfield profassorship at Williams college have
reached $42 900, and only $4,000 moro is
required
The stockholders Of the Unluu stock Yards
and Transit company, Chicago, have decided to
increase capital stock from $50 AZ, 600 to $13,-
100000.
At Schenectady Charles Stanford was NOM
mated by the republicans to fill the vacancy
caused BY the death Of Senator Wagner.
Gen. E. ". Leavsnworth Of Syracuse has
just given $40, 900 to Hamilton college for the
foundation of scholarship.
Capt Saml P. Ferris, Fourth infantry,
died at Fort D. N. Russell, Wy. T., on the 14th
instant