The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-11-29
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Where's Vennor, or Virgins


Where's Vennor, or Virgins?
Protection or free trade-which
If history repeats itself, what's to
become of the old ticket!
1t has been decided that there is no
import duty on flour seeds.
Turkey mot Egypt is the subject
of universal comment to-day.
Won't some one please send us
poem on "the snow, the beautiful
snow!
Nearly two-thirds Of the crews of
American Vessels are composed of
subjects of foreign countries.
Governor Pattison. of Pennsylvania,
has lost his only child, a bright boy
of five years, with membranous
Group.
A former Chief Justice of Arizona,
Hoover by name, is now the head
waiter in Southern California res.
taurant. Nil desperadum
The New York Stock Exchange
suspended member the other day
merely for saying ''d-m it," The
age of Reform is certainly on US.
If Randall could but convince the
members from the rural deestricks"
that Carlisle is no one else than the
dyspeptic essayst himself, he would
gain wonderfully.
An equestrian tournament is pre-
dicted for this evening between twen-
ty-three and twenty-four o'clock and
for this nightmares only will be
used.
DR.. Martin Luther. several hundred
years ago vigorously set to work to
put down the monks, but just the same
an Albeit was elected governor of
New Jersey the other day.
It is fact worthy of remembrance
that Abraham Lincoln was the first
of our Presidents, who. by official
proclamation, recommended the gen.
eral observance of Thanksgiving day.
The Pioneer Press says that John
T.. Sullivan was received in st. Paul
with m IRE genuine applause than Pres
ident Arthur. which was all very fine
| for John L., but rather bad for St.
Paul.
Judge Noonan is the name Of the
st. Louis Daniel who decided that
poker is felony. He must have held a
"full''. some time, when his opponent
showed down a "straight flush" and
raked in the "jsck pot
The Ohio idea in politics appears tc
have been crushed out during the
Arthur regime. and it is safe to pre-.
dict that Arthur's nomination by the
next national Republican Convention
insures the electoral vote of that state
to the democratic nominee.
Harpers Weekly is funny paper
between it's desire to crack the re-
form whip, and at the same time se-
fend the Republican party, it occasion
ally becomes 'ridiculous.' Puck might
reduce his expenses AMI add largely
to the reputation of his paper, by clip
ing the Harpers Weekly edited from
week to week, and republishing.
There ought to be some power il
the state Or national Government K
correctsuch fragrant monopolies as The
Standard Oil Company. 1t is crushing
ont with strong hand everything in
the shape of competition, and is ruin
ing thousands who are trying. in q
moderate way to amass competency
In suit just brought in Pennsylvania
the testimony developed the fact that
railroads were in league with it,carry
ing the standard oil company's busi
ness at thirty per cent lower rates thar
were offered to the smaller dealers.
President Arthur says it is settled
that the Democratic nominee for th'
President will not come from east o
the Alleghanies, and that the coming
campaign will be fought out in Indi
, ana, Ohio and New York. AS MI
Arthur esteems himself an adept il
"practical'' politics, and as Secretar
Sherman and the late Mr.. Hayes bot
regarded him as shrewd schemer
: and the most adroit manipulation o
politics in New York, this augury Q
! the Stalwart is entitled to some cor
sideration, For all that, however
4 we are inclined to believe that tn
Democratic nominee for the Presider
i. cy will come from the State of Ne,
York, and that Grover A. Clevt
land will be the man.