Morris tribune., 1882-12-14

tocracy" in Georgia These conditions made
men. They provided that young men
might be nominated to the beneficiaries OF
the fund by the sons of Senator Brown who
are also to have o share in the control.
Each of the beneficiaries was to give his
note for fixed sum, to be repaid when he
was established in business. Senator Brown
was asked to-day if he proposed to renew
his offer in any shape. He said he did not,
but he would certainly make the gift to the
college of some state on the same conditions.
The long-contested suit for possession of
the Arlington estate by the heirs of Gen.
Lee has at last been decided by the United
States supreme court, in favor OF the claim
ants; the United States not having q valid
title. 1t is strange Inheritance for the
rebel general, this historic ground, planted
thick with union soldiers who were killed
by the rebels Under his leadership. The
heirs are willing to sell the property to the
government, and bill has been introduced
in the senate to that end.
Wednesdays storm extended over all of
Minnesota, part of Wisconsin and probably
all ofDakota. Railroad travel was delayed,
though not seriously; telegraphic COM
munication interrupted, and good deal of
personal discomfort caused. Beyond this,
no notable I'll effects are reported. The
thermometer IN st. Paul fell to below zero
last night, and during the day stood at
points farther north, at to IA below.
Mr.. s, S. Whiting, of Clitherall, Mimi,
gives the particulars of the finding, by his
boys, of what appears to be stone house
built, to all appearances, 1000 years ago, OF
large stones well fitted together. The builds
c>n& foot 10 no
sides two feet perpendicular, then slant like
a house roof to the height of eight feet at the
gable ends, with two large fiat stones that
cover the top
Mrs. Railing, of Montevideo, bought a
ticket at Hastings for Montevideo on the
4th inst, since which time she has not been
seen or heard from. She had two children
with her visiting friends near Hastings. Her
husband at Montevideo also has two chill
dren at the point of death, and the double
anguish of Mr.. Hailing is thus intensified.
Postotfices discontinued: Brule City,
OAK, mail to Chamberlain; Scott. Ramsey
county, Oak, mail to Swan. Postma sters
commissioned: l.. Osterbund, Dassel,
MIMI; w. P. Gray, Little Sank, Mimi; w.
R. Catlin, River Point, Mimi; John Mans
field, Mansfield, Oak. -. S.
In the sale of securities of the State Saw
ings bank in Chicago note of D. D. Spen
Ger, its Ascending president, for $75O,O00,
was knocked down to a countryman for
| $S01.
Kentucky congressman are in dilemma.
Carlisle and Blackburn are both candidates
for the speakership, and neither being will
ing to withdraw they far the state will get
left.
| The Montreal boot and shoe manufactures
refuse to confer or compromise with the
lasters. Five thousand people are out OF
| work. Zoe
| The grand jury of the First district Of
Ogden, Utah, has been discharged. 1t
found no indictments under the Edmunds
law. az
Nebraska owns 1852, $3.50 acres of land
reserved for educational purposes, and
holds notes for 81, 52s, 3l9 for property sold.
Nearly million dollars have been ex
pended in local improvements in St. Pau
by the railways this season.