Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-04-28

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i'll health to resign his pastorate at
Herman, and has gone to reside at
Dover.
A fine paper mill which will turn
immence amounts of wheat straw
into building material is being built
and equipped in Fargo.
The Swedish Government, which is
most liberal in aiding scientific work,
has granted Mr.. A. Carlson 1880 for
the study of English agriculture dur
ing the present season.
Suit has been commenced against
the st, Paul & Duluth railroad by
VIM. J.. Kelly, as administrator fol-
John Fallou, a lad about sixteen years
of age, who was killed by the cars
while employed by the company. The
damages are set at $4,000.
Yesterday the previously noticed
change in the time table of the North
ern Pacific went into effect. The
train formerly leaving at 7:45 A. NJ.
now leaves at 8:35 A. NJ, and has been
made the through mail. TO this will
be attached commencing to-day, the
new dining cars. They will only run
between st. Paul and Fargo. The
evening train leaves, as heretofore. at
8:15, and will run through to Mandan.
Sleepers will be run to Fargo only,
where chair cars will be put on.-Pio-
neer Press.
On Monday last while Mr.. and Mrs.
John Storrs of Eldorado, were in
Morris very painful and serious ac-
cident occurred to one of their sons
nine years old. In attempting to re-
plenish the fire with hay, from some
unknown cause he fell against the
stove, his right hand going into the
open stove, setting fire to his coat
sleeve and severely b:rning his hand,
head aud face. AT last accounts he
was doing as well as could be expect
ed, though it is feared that his eyes
may he permanently injured.-Her-
man Herald.
The Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis
& Omaha railway, by its extensive yet
iudicious advertising and by it's regard
| for the convenienience of the public
seems to be getting the lions share of
the business from ST. Paul, east and
south west. It's union with the
Northwestern railway is also of adj
vantage to the road. The coaches
upon this road are the best made: their
Pullman palace sleepers and their
dining cars are both luxuriant and
elegant. The management employs
none but sober men and require all
representatives of the road to he uni
formly gentlemanly and constant.
Nothing that can be done for the con-
venience or comfort of the public is
neglected. AS this fact becomes more
and more widely know the number OF
patrons of the road increase.
James G.. Anderson, prominent
grain dealer of st. jacobs, five miles
south of Marine, ILL.,, has been detected
it is alleged, in the practice of obtain
ing. large amounts of money upon
notes, the securities to which he had
forged. His operations as foIger, it
| is said, were carried on in a very ex-
tensive and successful manner, involv-
ing many prominent men throughout
the county, and by paying off Old notes
with money obtained from new ones,
he for many years eluded detection.
He is an old resident, politician of
considerable influence in the county,
and is fayorabiy known. His embar-
rassment, it is said, is attributed to
losses sustained i'll option dealing.
He is reported from $4,000 to $4,000
behind. He has disappeared, and Off
GERS are now after him.
Mons. Reist has investigated a re-
markable alteration of milk which
snperstitious French peasants seem to
think is due to some bewitching in
fuence. The new milk has a normal
appearance, but after it has been eX-
posed to the air for about thirty-six
hours blue spots appear upon its sur
face. and it is then known as "blue
milk" Bntter obtained from the af-
fected liquid has strong, disagreeable
smell. and greenish color. The
spots prove to be due to kind OF
mold. which may be avoided by add
ing little acetic acid to the milk.
The celebrated Norman Stallion
ssTom'' will be at McPherson's barn,
in Morris, during the coming season.