Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-02-03

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| to go to those islands.
The fastest trotter of her sise that eve-
lived died of inflammation Of The lungs at
Mr.. Bonner's farm at Tarrytown, on Friday
e,ening last week. It was Mambie B., by Ed
ward Everett ont of st. Lawrence Maid the
| favorite road mare of Commodore Wander
| bilt. She stood 143 hands high, was four
teen years old in September; was beautifully
| formed, and was kind and lovable in dis
| position.
| The report of the free labor bureau at
Castle Garden for 1882 shows that employ
ment was found for 81, 49S Immigrants, o
! whom g, 4O1 were males and S,097 females,
! The remuneration paid 10 men ranged from
| 81 to Is per month"; and from ST. to ST. 80
per lday for laborers. Women employed
| mostly as domestic servants, received from
! S. to $40 per month.
/ Already several carloads of dressed beef
and dressed sheep have been slaughtered at
Miles CITY and shipped in refrigerating cars
| A stock company has been organized, which
| will in the spring build large slaughter
house there and go into business on a large
scale. 1t is stated that this way of shipping
meat to market is 20 per cent. more profit
able to stock men than shipping on hoof.
The supreme court of Vermont has dis
charged three persons serving long sentences
imposed by the justices court for selling
| liquor, on theground that the liquor law was
| unconstitutional when it allowed such COM
mitment not giving the accused the right or
appeal. ,
John B. Lyon, who got squeezed in the
Chicago corn corner and squealed, dismissed
his suit the corner having collapsed. In
stead OF losing $40, 600 he made 5000. He
ought to be bounced from the board for
pleading the baby act.
The Chicago creditors of The Chinaquay
Bros, the Crookston bankrupts, are not sat-
| isfed with the proposition for settlement at
| 80 cents on the dollar, and will send out an
| expert to examine the books and the sto *
| of the concern.
McKesson Il Robbins, druggists OF New
York, state that the defalcation OF their
head clerk, Alfred Lehoins. Ill the Spanish
department., might reach $4,000. The
firm is secured against any loss.
Two appoltionment bills have been intro
duced in the Pennsylvania legislature One
| gives the republicans fifteen districts and
the democrats eighteen, and the other gives
| the democrats nine.
The Catholic church at Wheeling and the
Knights of st. John have made square is
sue on beer and round dances at society en-
tertainments.
Postoffices established: Holstein, Ida
county. Iowa. Postmssters commissioned:
Frank J. Edelbrute, Newburg, Iowa.
The American Peace society has tome in
to possession of $4,000, bequeathed it by
Rev. George c. Beckwith.
Excursion parties are forming in st. Paul
and Minneapolis for trips to Florida.
| PERSONAL MENTION.
The marquis of Lorne Saturday visited
the capitol, IN company with his suite and
the British minister; and the party was sub
seauently joined by Speaker Keifer and es-
corted to the private gallery. No ceremony
was observed and after an inter yal of halt
an hour the party went over to the senate.
The party proceeded to the rear of the SEN
ate on the republican side, and the presen-
tation of senators to the marquis COM
menced. 1t was noticed that when Wade
Hampton and Butler were introduced the
marquis retained their hands longer and
tighter than any of the Others robably as
token of esteem for the kindness shown
himself and wife while at Charleston. The
reception was entirely informal and bust
ness was not interrupted by the advent of
the party, who spent half an hour on the
foor.
DR.. George Muller Beard the we'll known
physician and 5 eciallst in hypnotism and
insanity, died on Tuesday morning, after a
short illness, at the Grand hotel in New
York. On Wednesday last DIR. Beard was
troubled with an liberated tooth, which he
had extracted. Remaining i'll, however, his
physicians, Drs. Little and Leaning, at first
thought he might be suffering with blood
poisoning from the amalgam that was In
the tooth. On lnday, however, pneumo
mia set in, which caused his death.
Charles Briody, catcher of the Cleveland
nine, at his home in Lansingburgh, asserts
that he is the seventh son of the seventh son,
and intends to try and heal the cic5 after re-
ceiving instructions fretn Andrew Coran, the
spikemeker, who has abandoned that bust
ness to heal the lame, blind deaf and dumb,
being the seventh son of the seventh son.
Information has been received of the death
of Capt A. E. Hooker Ninth cavalry, which
occurred on the Goth, inst. at Breuer, Nebr.,
at the residence of his brother, Judge
Hooker. The body was carried to Fort
Randall, Dak., where the funeral took place
last Friday, with military honors. 3
Edward Bickel, aged Is, A.son of Internal
Revenue Collector Bickel, died at st. Paul
on Tuesday OF typhoid pneuntonia. He
was born in Indiana, and up to the time of
his late illness had never been seriously sick
in his life.
Mrs. Lizzie Mcnamara Fitzgerald, wife of
Capt. JIM. Fitzgerald, who is retired Off
Ger and was formerly in the Ninth infantry
and stationed at Fort Omaha, died at Den
yer on Friday. - = r--.. ga,a-s-,
Red Cloud permitted himself to be photo
graphed in New Haven the other day, but
when Prot. Marsh proposed that he have his
bust taken he shook his head.
Walter F. Pool, member of congress-elect
for the Fifth district OF North Carolina, is
reported dangerously i'll.
| FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.
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