Morris tribune., 1883-04-18
THE NEWS CONDENSED.

Pullman ears do not run further
west than Livingstone.
The signal office at Miles City Mon
tana has been discontinued.
Vermillion claims to be the LEADING
educational town of Dakota
! 4 national bank is to be established
at Pierre with a capital of $4,000.
The work of printing the new two
cent postage stamps will soon begin.
A baby camel has just entered OF
its earthly career at Central park New
York.
A bill has been introduced in the
legislature to annihilate Salmi Morse's
Passion Play.
B. w. Raymond, the third mayor of
Chicago, has just died at the age of
eighey-two.
An editor was shot and killed at
Baton Rouge, Ia, by a broker, on
/ Wednesday.
The coal found on the Northern
Pacific is said to work splendidly as
fuel for locomotives.
Cincinnati has had seyenty-nine
murders to one execution. The ratio
is not a wholesome one.s
About l 200 painters are on a strike
at Philadelphia for SO per day. They
had been receiving $3.50.
The statue of Gen. Lee will be I'M
veiled at Lexington, Va, next June.
Jefferson Davis viii preside.
Philadelphia body snatchers have
been sentenced to Imprisonment for
from tour months to two years,
Tho Texas legislature has hut six
out of ITS one hundred and six men,
bers, who are not carpet-baggers.
The anti-Chinese legislation has
reduced the number of immigrants
arriving ut San Francisco one half
Over 2000 applications for patents for
electrical contrivances were filed in
1882, two-thirds of which were granted.
A West Point cadet begins with the
same pay which a Prussian captain
receives after twenty years of service.
The anniversary of Lees surrender
will be celebrated by a camp fire of
the Grand Army of the Republic, at
Elmira.
Bake Minnetonka and vicinity is
booming, and the coming Summer is
expected to eclipse anything seen pre-
yiously.
1t is now learned that army officers
are overworked and discouraged. !
They have to boss an average of eight |
men each.
Milwaukee Catholics hope for the |
great university sanctioned by the |
pope, and for which $20,000,000 has
been subscribed.
The Wisconsinle legislature has passed |
a bill to imprison tramps in the state |
prison not less than six months nor
more than year.
The claim that the losses of cattle
were much greater the past winter
than usual, is believed to be simply
an excuse to raise the price
The Pennsylvania legislature refuses
to repeal the old law of 1894, imposing
penalties on Jews and seventh-day
for Sabbath breaking.
The outlook for winter wheat in
Ohio is poorer than it has been for
eight years. On the other hand, the
of live stock has rarely been
better.
After week of idleness and agita-
ton the miners of the Streater H.,
coal field resumed work Tuesday at
the fivecents per ton reduction ordered
by the mine owners.
Blue Horse, an Indian chief at Pine
Ridge agency, Dakota, put out his eye
while chopping wood, and has written
to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs
to send him new eye.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
to rob the First National bank of
Butte. The eracksmen were ight-
ened away just as they had nearly
their work
Dakota is the magnet that draws
rom all quarters, 1t Is estimated
hat thirty per cent. of the settlers of
southern Manitoba will come over
nto Dakota this season.
Letter carriers will begin perambu-
ating Fargo's streets July /. The
Dost-office business of the town last
year amounted to $2s, 900 which brings
t within the free delivery limit.
Young Daniel Boone great grand
ION of the brave Kentucky pioneerex-
olorer, delivers packages for one of the
great New York Broadway dry goods
houses on salary Of 81 80 week, E
The bill for constitutional amend
nent prohibiting the manufactury
md sale of Intoxicating liquors in
Massachusetts, has been defeated in the
House of Representatives. of that State
LIS to 83.
Door County Expositor; A number
IF old suger makers will not go into
he bush nor tap tree this Snrinr.