Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-09-05

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her insignificance until she became
aware that she and Delaware, could
both be lost in Yellowstone Park.
Alferd F. Chapman Of Boston has
been unanimously elected General
Grand High Priest of all Royal Arch
Masons in the United States for the
next three years, which office he filled
temporarily after the death of General
Grand High Priest Bower.
Willmar Republican Gazette.
John Simonson, of Irving, was taken
to st. Peter, Monday by Sheriff Odell,
having been adjudged insane at an
examination held Monday forenoon at
the Office of the Judge of probate. This
is the second time he has been taken
there.
1t is rumored that the Minnesota
& Dakota Elevator Co. otherwise the
Minneapolis Millers AssOciatiOn) and
the Northwestern Elevator Co. will
be at swords points the coming sea-
son. Such state of affairs will make
a lively wheat market at Willmar, as
both companies own elevators here.
The Sank Centre glove factory is
the title of anew enterprise just start
ed in our city, and which is rapidly
being completed.-Sauk Centre Trib-
une.
Herman Herald.
Herman's New Depot.
On FRIDAY last men arrived to COM
mence the construction of Herman's
new depot, since which time work
has been progressing as rapidly as cir
cumstances would permit.
From John A. Whitaker, foreman
in charge of the work, we learned the
following particulars concerning the
building now in process of construc-
ton:
The new structure will be 24x86,
with IA feet posts; the roof will be
third pitch, with plain cornice; the
outside will be perpendicular finish
with ogee battens.
That the Fargo Southern road will |
run to Graceville now seems to be |
settled fact. Last Saturday three car
loads of graders, horses, ETC., passed |
uonA 14Cl lldu W 10 |
bound to Graceville, where they will |
be used in grading northward, to con-
meet with the rOad-bed now being |
graded through the northern part of |
Traverse county.
The Mormons Denounce Lynching. |
The funeral.of Andrew Burt, city
marshal of Salt Lake, who was killed
by negro, took place in the taberna-
Gle where 10000 persons gathered.
President Taylor and Joseph Smith
delivered sermons, both denounced
the lynching of the murderer as
stain upon the reputation of the Nor
mons as a law abiding people.
The Minneapolis & Sault Ste Marie
railroad, which is destined to give a
greater impetus to the growth of Min
than even the Northern Pa
citic, is jumping right along. The
corps of surveyors are already in the
field. locating the line, Next spring
the work of construction will COM
mence, and we may expect the open
ing of the line to business In less than
two years. Then look out for another
grand celebration. Minneapolis
Journal.
Great improvements have been re-
Gently made in the main building of
the st. Cloud Normal School. The
entire basement has been handsomely
finished for the use of the Model De-
partment. A new steam heating ap-
paratus has been placed in the build
ing one thousand dollars has been
in the purchase of new ap-
paratus, and more than fifteen hun
lred new geological specimens added
to the cabinet. Other valr1.n,e addi.
ti0ns have also ,,oon made Thnsa
u. with boarding at cost,
and a good faculty, must make this
school one of the best in the country.
An adjourned term of the district
court was held at the court house ON
Monday, Judge McCluer presiding.
The grand jury was recOnvened by
the aid of a special venire, and an in
dictment was found against party
who is supposed to be J. j. Brisbin,
late general agent in Nebraska for the
car company, who is now believed to
be at Canton, Ohio. Brisbin had been
acting as agent for the company for
year or more, and in settling his &C.
counts month or so ago he was found
to be short some 81, 800, it is claimed.
A warrant for his arrest was issued
out of the municipal court of this city
and governor Hubbard issued requi-
sition for him upon the governor of
Ohio, but the latter seeming reluctant
to honor the requisition the matter
was dropped. 1t is supposed that the |
Indictment found by the grand jury |
was against Brisbin, and that officers |
are now Oh his track. armed with a |
requisition, if he is not already in Gus
tody.-Stillwate Messenger.
Montevideo Leader.
John Kohr's wheat averaged rs
bushels to the acre for the entire farm
and ten acres of the best turned out
$50 bushels, an average of 35 bushels
per acre.
The Twelfth judicial District Bar
Association met in convention at
Morris last week and a very interest
ing time was had. ]. G. Hill was
chosen President of the Association,
for the ensuing year and A. D. Coun-
tryman and f. B. Chew, Vice Presi-
dents, Jno. w. Arctander, Secretary,
and w. A. Poland Treasurer. The
Association was sumptuously enter
tanned by the bar and citizens of Nor
ris, and buzzed and bantered, ball-ed
and banqueted to such an extent that
the ideas of some of these great ex-
Founders of law, equity and jurispru-
dence got warped and their tongues
eloquent over the alpine scenery and
attractive environments of Morris,
the enterprise and hospitality of its
citizen and the surprising beauty of
| its ladies.
The Saltwater Messenger says the
new German Catholic church at that