The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-06

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the details to his colleagues, and rather in
solently warns him that he is the servant of
a free people and not pope, issuing infAl-
lib;e degrees.
King Alfonso, in Madrid, on the S0th.,
unveiled statue Of Queen isabella the
Catholic. The German crown prince Wit.
messed the ceremony. The king and prince
afterward inspected troops at the barracks.
In the evening ball was given In honor
! of the prince, and 1000 persons were In.
WED.
Lord Overstone died worth e6O, O0O, 600
He would walk mile to save a penny, and
was exceedingly pompous and prosy. Col.
Lloyd Lindsay. who married his daughter,
is very unpopular. Mrs. Lindsay is now
richer than the queen, and as parsimon-
| ious.
Valers, the new Spanish minister to
Washington, is reported from Madrid, is
especially charged to look alter the interests
of Cuba, and facilitate treaty of commerce
which shall satisfy the Cubans.
A pacific solution of the Tonquia ques.
ton is now regarded as possible. England
is exercising her influence with France and
China for peaceable settlement.
Personal Gossip.
John Dalton Locke, of New York, tim
ware merchant, died at his residence, White
Stone on the Sound al nine o'clock ON the
morning OF the Goth, of BHght's disease.
Mr.. Locke was of Scotch-Irish stock, and
was born in Kingston, up among the New
Han .pshire hills, in 1909. He was self
made man in every seuse or the word.
Leaving home at the age OF eighteen, bare
footed, with % cents in his pocket he
pluckily set out to make his fortune, which
is rated up among the millions.
Died on Thanksgiving Day, at Indianap-
oils, Ind, Prof Samuel K. Hershour, dis
tinguished educator. At Richmond, Va,
DR.. George w. Bsgley, humorist lecturer
and correspondent. At Atchison, Kans.,
Richard +. Clark, q well-known railroad
man. At Philadelphia, George e. Haines,
president of the Pennsylvania society OF
Cincinnati. At Adrian, Mich. Elk Gov, Will.
liam L. Greenly.
Ex-Vice President David Davis presided
at banquet given by Camp Orme, Sons of
Veterans, in Bloomington, recently, when
an elegant silk flag was presented by Gen.
McNulty, on behalf of Mrs. Orme, widow
of the late Gen. w. w. Orme. Gen. Nc
Nulty's remarks were replied to by Senator
David Davis.
George William Henry. Lord Vernon,
baron of Kinderton, County Chester, and
late captain in her majesty's Eighth Hus,
sars, with county seat at Sudbury park,
Derbyshire. and play grounds at Poynton
hall, near Stockport, is in Chicago.
Lieut. Col. George B. Carse, q retired officer
Of the United States army, at Philadelphia
4 ;oI
times elected to theaegislsture Of New Jer,
sey, but of late years has not been engaged
in any business.
judge of the United States court of claims
recently, has been David Davis attorney for
many years, and owes the place to him He
is an Ohioan, nearly sixty years old.
Proctor Knots successor in congress.
rhon, as A. Robertson, h as very red mus
t.cbs ana, goatee. He, toA), il funny man,
md hetfe, story.teiler, 1t is said, than
Proctor.
Prof !. h. Tice ti.s we'll known weather
D, ophet died suddenly on Il 18TH at his
residence In the suburbs OF Cneltennam
near st. Louis.
Mrs. Bailey, Charleston, 8. G., . street car
drivers wife, has fallen heir to .@Aov.oU
from her uncle in Baltimore, who was WORTH
100000.
Gen. John Taylor Pratt, the Oldest nati> 9
resident of Scott county, KY, died at George |
town. He was q soldier in the war OF 1917.
Judge Ward Hunt, retired from the Jul
ted States supreme court as q hopeless par
alytic, is improving in health.
Hon. Lorin Fletcher of Minneapolis an
nounces that he is candidate for congress.
R. C. Jefferson, of St. Paul, comes into a
fortune of $500, 900 at Warsaw, N. Y.
Capt. King, IN Coleman county, Tex,
has $50, 600 acres nearly fenced in.
Mai Ben Perley Poore is getting fatter
every day, and already weighs 300.
Senator George of Mississippi is serious
ill at his home in Jackson.
Ex.Gov. Stevenson of West Virginia is
diving at Parkersburg.