The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-11-29
General News items,

Henry Wattuson Of the Louisville Jour.
nal delivered a free trade address in New.
York and was introduced by Henry Ward
Beecher in the following characteristic style:
Beecher said. "As to the charge that I am
| q republican, do not deny it, but they do
not own ne. Everybody must do what he
| can to further the government. This he
| can only do by working with one of the
| great political parties l am also clergy
man, but only by courtesy. / am also a
citizen, and am here to perform my duties
| as such" Beecher went on to say he be
| lieved the protective system was grinding
oppression upon the poor men of the CONN.,
| try. fit was right to tax clothes, books,
pictures and iron, it coald not be WRONG to
| lax minis ers, and yet he did not intend
that tax should be pat upon such men as
DR.. Taylor and Dr.. Hall 1t was perfectly
consistent wit. the theory of the protection
lists.
Milwaukee Special: For few weeks ne
gotiations have been going on between the
auth critics of the Indiau bureau and Moth
er s Bernard, of the house of the Good
Shepherd in Milwaukee, for the purpose oil
| tsking twenty-five young Indian girls and
giving them al i>dns 'rial edunaron. The
matter has been settled, and Mother ST
Bernard will start in lew days for the
" bite Earth Indian reservation in Mime
sofa AID select the girls, whoss ages will
range from fourteen to twenty years.
DR.. c. T. Gillett, a prominent physician,
and Prof. Freeman. of the high school oil
Aurora, ILL.,, are in Chicago hunting for the
formers daughter, Matte Gille,t, comely
girl of sixteen, who disappeared from
school there on the Goth. II seems to be
another Mary Churchill case. Matte was
sisincIined to go to school. and often ex.
pressed desire to go on the stage.
The Boston Globe published the account
of a cock fight in the halls of Hartford col.
lege. The walls and doors of the dermitory
| were padded to stids the noise. TIL cocks
were known by Dandy" and "Jim," and
numerous bets were made on the result.
The fight Taste thirty-six minutes and was
won by Dandy.
Jan. IL, 1884, will be the fftleth anniver.
sary of Cardinal McCloskey's ordination
The occasion will be commemorated BY q
pontitical mass in the cathedral in the
morning and dinner in the afternoon. I,
is intended also. to present the cardinal with
about IS, 900, for memorial pulpit in the
cathedral.
The creditors of G. W. Copeland & Co., the
failed boot and shoe dealers of Boston, re-.
Gently voted to accept 10 per cent. cash and
10 per cent. III six mon his. exclusive OF
claim of e617. 600 on Shaw IL Tate which
will be held By trustees for the creditors.
In the United States court at Little Rock,
Ark, recently, James Evans and julius
Honser, on trial for intim'dating United
States W THESES in Monroe county, deemed
felo y by the revised statutes, were con-
victed.
Ellen Reed, wife of Charles R. Reed OF
Chicago, counsel for the assassin Guiteau
has begun suit for divorce on the ground
OF failure to support.
Brown, Bonnell & Co., Youngston, Ohio
iron manufacturers, have confessed judg-
ment for 1915, 900.
Sullivan, the slueger, was thrown on his
back by darkey waiter at the Tremon,
house in Chicago.
Karl Nangenberg wanted in Germany as
heir to $25O,0 turns up a hackman in
Sacramento.
Montreal wheat receipts fell off from
1900, 600 to 800, 600 bushels this year.
Ii Pc Tai. San Tranciscos Chinese doc.
tor, makes $4,000 year.
Connecticut skunks are being extensively
| made into sable.
Over 10000 seals were killed in Alaska
this season.
The Mississippi Valley bank at vicksburg
has failed.