The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-03-06

Mrs. Mary Brown, widow OF John Brown Of
Harper's Ferry notoriety, died at San Fran
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Gen. Pope intends making Milwaukee his
future home, and his family will arrive there
n June.
John GROSS and Polly Poythecess were mar
ried Tuesday in SyltaniA, Ca, after 4 forty
years courtskip,
Mrs. Boss, Philadelphia, eighty -four, ii he'll
to $40 000, 00Q left by John EnAerich, once part
ner of John jacob Astor
Mrs. John A. Logan has been elected presi
dent of the Ladies' Garfield hospital associa.
ton in place Of Mrs. Window, who Is in Europe
Ex-senator Spencer has retained Gov. Bout.
well and Attorney Corkhill to bring suit fol
$4,000 damages against Attorney General
Brewster for illegal arrest
Leader P. Richardson, son of Albert D.
Richardson, who was killed by Mcfarland was
married in New York Monday the 18th, to Miss
Lillian Helen Stewart
William Zinkham saved Mrs. Farnum's life
when she slipped in the river at New York
She has sent him gold medal and a ring con-
tanning three diamonds
Mrs. Shanks of Milwaukee wants $4,000
from a Chicago firm who accused her of trying
to pass a bad half dollar, the same being one
they had given her in change.
Fred Douglass has made some sort Of settle
nlent with Miss Sprague, his huusekeeper; and
the suit against him has been. withdrawn The
terms have not been disclosed
Aninety two ear-old citizen Of Clay county,
NC, carries the name of Alexander Gumbleton
Ruffleton Scuffleton Oberda Whittleton Southern
hall Benjamin Franklin squires.
II is reported that Ex-gov. Gear of Iowa is
about to re-engage in the wholesale grocery
business in Burlington, business which he
abandoned upon entering public life
Mrs. Paran Stevens has caused an excite
ment in a New York art gallery, necessitating
the sending for police officer by the proprie-
tress, Mrs. Gibbons, who averred that the mill
ionaire widow used outrageous language.
Lieut. Harder was sent to Annapolis nineteen
years ago by President Garfield. A banquet
and ball was given the lieutenant at Youngs-
town, Ohio, his native place, to celebrate his
safe return with the bodies Of the De Long
party.
The death of Nellie Hazletine Paramore, at
one time the belle of ST. Louis, is now said to
have been caused by narcotic poisoning Mr.
Paramore states thathis wife had taken twenty
one grains of'morphine, which Of course, was
fatal dose.
Leila Cahir, countess of Glengall, Scotland,
was married the 22d, at San Antonio, Tex, to
G. w. Baldwin. She lost her estate by the fail
ure of.the Bank of Glasgow, and has been q
clerk in the immigration Office of the Galveston
Il San Antonio road.
Col Terrell of San Antonio, paymaster of the
department of Texas, has received letter
from Gen. Mackenzie, written in clear and
concise manner, In reference to business trans
actions. The general states that he is improv-
eng greatly every day, and expects to be able
to return to duty soon
Patti tells how she was kissed by Gov Crit
tenden of Missouri: Il had just finished
Home, Sweet Home" last Thursday evening.
when nice looking old gentleman, who INTRO
duced himself as Gov. Crittendon began con-
graduating me, and all of sudden he leaned
down, put his arms around me- drew ME up to
him. and kissed me. He said, Mime Patti,
may never see you again, and cannot help it,
and before knew it he was kissing me"
At the dinner given at Wormley's Friday
night, the 29th, by Senator Fair, the following
notables were guests: Secretaries Lincoln,
Teller and Chandler, Postmaster General Ores
ham, Attorney General Brewster, Lieut. Gen.
Sheridan, Senators Anthony, Bayard, Beck,
Butler, Celquitt, Cullom, Farley, George, Hale,
Ingalls,, Jones, Fla.) Jones, New Palmer,
Plat, Pugh, Hill, Logan, Sherman, Wilson,
Williams and Vest, Justice Miller, and Gen.
Beale.