Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-11-07


Farming requires La Crosse Bust
ness College education. See adj
| vertisenpnt.
The city officials and the school
| teachers of st. Paul, together cost that
city 500, 600 month.
The propeller Quebec cleared for
Sarnia last evening with 1900 BUSH
els OF wheat and 200 barrels OF flour.
More and more urgent is becoming
the question, What shall be done with
American oys.--Minneapolis Trib-
une.
The Northern Pacific is to receive
the sum of half Il million dollars Il
year For carrying tie United States
mails over its route.
The departure Of Lord Lorue and
Princess Louise from Quebec for ing
land, in the steamship Sardanian,
was ma ic the occasion fer Il great de
mOnStration.
Montevideo Leader: We are in
formed that H. l.. Barrett, Of Hamlin,
Lac qui Parle county, threshed an
average of 35 bushels of wheat to the
acre from his farm this year.
The Sorthern Pacific is bound upon
retrencilment; it has accepted the res
ignation of General Manager Haupt,
whose salary was S15, 00O per year, and
discharged some four or five hundred
hands from the work shops, in one
day, at Branard.
Special Counsel Ker thinks he will
get at the Star Route cases early in
December. Well, if Mr.. Ker is a
young man, he may live to get through
with them before he and the defend
ants die with old age, if he is not young
he had better not begin.
Duluth Times Nov. 3: The article
on Duluth from the Minneapolis Fri
bune, contains one very serious blum
der. 1t says our receipts Of wheat are
about $4,000 bushels per week. 1t
should have read between $4,000 and
10000 bushels per day.
Henry Mccullough who had been
at work on the Canadian Pacific road,
was arrested in st. Paul Friday night,
for being on d bum, and while in the
lock up, hung himself, and was found
dead Saturday morning. He had
upon his person $4,000.
If any one knows what carp are, a
kind of fish, they may be happy to
know that Washington is about to
send out lot for the rivers and lakes
in Minnesota. Minnesota will never
be happy until it has little of ever y
thing that IS worth having.
The several departments in WASH
ington are determined to stor. all DO
litical assessments being mao e against
under officers and clerks, ind a postal
clerk has been arrested for collecting
campaign funds Of dnc Their clerk and
will soon have his tris for the Offense.
Gov. Hubbard has pardoned 10.
Marco, who was in the penitentiary
for life for the murder of Joseph Enos,
the physician having certified he was
about to die with consumption; but as
other indictments are yet hanging over
him, he can be retaken at any time if
he lives.
Samuel Lee, Il mulattO, of Alabama,
who was appointed special agent Of
the general land-office, reports that
in the mountain region of his State
no one who knew his position would
give him bed Or a meal, for fear of
revengeful acts by land-sharks or
illicit distillers.
In order to preserve and maintain
the national bank note circulation,
Mr.. New, assistant secretary of the
treasury, suggests the issue of so years
3 per cent, bonds to the amount of
$500, 00,000, into which the AZ per
cents shall be convertible, the bonds
to be used as basis of circulation.
The story that Commodore Kittson
had purchased the Globe is not new
one, and does not susceptible OF
proof. The commodore has long been
a stock holder in the concern, and
those in position to know state that
he has made no additions to the
amount of his stock.
r. Blakely, ex-Gov. Marshall and
Rev. Mr.. Gilfillan of White Earth
the commission appointed to treat
| with the Indians in the matter of the