Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-06-06

which had dropped down her back.
Thirty soldiers deserted from Fort
Pembina on Wednesday, crossing the
line into the Queen,s 9 dominions, whert
they are safe from pursuit.
| The Litchfield court house bonds are
being vigorously opposed.
A rich find of silver has been dis
| covered in the hills back of Duluth.
A married man doesn't shiver now
when he passes seal-skin sacque
store, but the sight Ofa millinery-shop
| sets him wild.-Brainerd Dispatch.
The Chicago Times says the Apaches
seems to have stolen the army and
wants Gen. Sherman to offer n reward
for the capture of the thieves.
The following general order was
issued last Saturday: Postmasters at
first and second class offices will here
after give personal attention to the
business of their offices and not absent
themselves therefrom without author
ity granted upon written application
to this department. A violation of
this order will be deemed sufficient
cause for removal.
[Signed] w. o, GRESHAM,
Postmaster General.
The floods at Council Bluffs, while
not SO severe as at one time reported,
caused damage estimated at from $780,
600, to 100000, some placing even
higher figure on the losses. The city
loses seven of the nine bridges across
Iudian creek, the new opera house
which was nearly completed, and sus-
tains heavy loss by demage to muni- |
cipal improvements. The severity of
the disaster is mitigated by the news
that there was no loss of life.
The survivors of the battle of Wilson |
creek will have Il reunion on the old /
battle ground Aug. 8 to II.
The board of visitors to the naval
at Annapolis organized by |
electing Rear Admiral Howell presi-
dent, and Senator I.apham vice-presi-
dent.
The excitement cnntinues in regard
to lower California gold fields. The
exact location of the fields is said to
be known only to Indians in that
locality.
1t Is said that the Independents will
hold state convention in Massachu-
,etts and nominate a candidate for
Governor, the object being to defeat
Butler should he again be candidate.
H. b. Jerome came into Northwood
owa with bushel basket containing
light young wolves. He dug them
'ut near his farm and says if he had
'nly had a gun he might have got the
Id one.
Thomas Caitrey, the fourth of the
'henix Park murderers was hanged
t Kilmainham jail at 8 o'clock last
morning. ----~--... S
Two Chinese opium dens were raided
n Philadelphia Saturday morning.
| man named Woods, minstrel per- ,
ormer, and two young women were q
rrested. Five Cinnamon were also
rrested.
AS yet there is nothing definitely t
nown In ralation to the rumOr that y
ieneral Passenger Agent Boyd, of the i
t. Louis road, is about to accept a S
imilar position on the Rock Island
Dad. The rock Island Company has
,r some time had under consideration a
)me contemplated changes, which if
will probably result in f
Ir. Boyd's accepting position with
lat Of the company in the higher
snks.
RED ROCK.
The trustees of this old aud favOrite
lace of religious resort are pushing Il
18th great vegor preparations for the
"feast of tabernacles,"
rhich will open the 21st Of June and
ontinue to the 4th of July. A man. r
10th canvas pavilion will be secured
/ Chicago, to be used in case the Z
OGDEN tabernacle should not be COM
leted in time. Thos. Harrison, the
who is now in the midst of
powerful revival at Kansas City, will
,me from thence to Red Rock for the
rst meeting and remain until the
st. Bishop Foss has positively en- y
aged to be present part of the time, "