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Gen. Weaver Congratulated.

Gen. Weaver has been Showcrh with
letters Of congratulation upon his clcc-
ton to Congress. We give two Of
them:
GREENCAsTLE, lNp., Nov. ~, 1881.
hon. d. b. UrWcr;
DEAR SIR-Wc. the undersigned
for ourselves and in behalf of many oth-
crS-fricnds ot the Grrrnback party
and principles, and who voted for the
honorable and venerable Peter Cooper
in 1876, and for the gallant and fcarlrS,
champion. j. Il. Weaver. in 1880. and
for the cmincntly great defender Of the
lahorrr and down-trOddcn, Hon. B. f.
Butler, in 1854, do most heartily Join in
congratuating You upon your rcccn
triumphant victory, and upon your rr
turn to the halls Of Congress, whcr,
yuu can, and doubtless will. again val
iantly and ably champion and defend til,
cause Of right and justice. Wishing yol
all possible success in the future, W
arc
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Reducing Wages.

WooNsocKET, Il i. Nov. 25.-Noticcs
were posted yesterday In the Globe,
Nourse and Social Mills, the. three lar
gest cotton factories here, of II rednc-
ton in wages on Decembes 9Th neyi,
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BLAlSE'S plurality in California has
officially been declared to br l2,,iUg.
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Elegant rooms fitted up at Il cost of one mil
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supplied with the best, Horse ears, stages aud
elevated railroad To all dcpotS. Families can
live better ior less money at the Grand Hotel
than at any other irSt.claSS hotel in the city y
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TIE Democratic party will soon b.
ON trial In future campaigns Green.
backcrs will not be- met with the ar
gumcnt Of give the old party u tri-
AL.
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THERE is great demand for money,
yet the national banks are contracting
the currency. The best banking sys-
TEN the world ever saw"
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CLEvELANp'> majority over Blaine
in Virginia is I7lj according To official
report.
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MISSOURI has l,gGS post offices, Liv-
ingston c0unty'S share being Il.
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CLEvELANp's plurality in West vir-
ginia is 4,22l.
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rmEsE are the GLORIOUS" times Of re-
sumption.
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From tile beginning II has been our effort. In
reaching through this magazine the homes NJ
the people, To make those homes purcr, better
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Never. since the date Of its publication pnpu
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BLAISE'S plurality in Illinois is D.
ll9
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The money question is the question
of questions.
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CLEvELANp's plurality in Kentucky is
3i,OsJ
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CLEvELANp's plurality in New Jersey
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The Illustrations viii compare f;yuruhy with
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lis pages also contain finely Illustrated arli
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Farrow. Jacob Ettrr, h. NJ Hamlctt,
y, G, Farrow, George II. Cooper.
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BLAINE plurality in Nebraska is 22,-
j23.
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RESUMPTION times.
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BLAINE's plurality in Iowa is l9,so3.
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TIE market value of t. 5. bond, ha,
gone up since the election. This means
that bOndhOldrrs are satisfied with the
result Of the election. 1t means that
the blessed privilege Of receiving 30 per
cent. Of the bond in money aud draw.
ing interest on the whole bond at the
same time will BE- runlnurtl.
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MAJORITY means over all. Plurality
means over the next highest. For in.
stance, Marmadukc'S plurality is ll,l24
that is, he got II, l22 votes more than
Ford did, who was the next highest.
Marmaduke'S majority is j73--that is,
he got j13 votes more than the combu-
ed vote of Ford, Brooks and Guitar.
Guitar was not candidate, hut he re-.
ccived 100 votes.
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BLAINE complain, that he was de-
frated by reason OF the rulurrd voter,
OF the South being denied free ballot.
Well, the Republicans have had con-
trol Of the national government and, as
they have failrl to give the negro free
ballot, we think it time some party wa,
put in power that will. However, we
do not look to see democrat. make any
great effort To interfere with the pres.
rnt method Of conducting campaigns in
the South.
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THURSDAY. NOV. 81, 1884,
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o!N:q" G'u $.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-01-10
DOings OF CRIMINALS.

Thomas Coffee, one of the men arrested
in Chicago for desecr ting grave at Sy'a-
more, IL :, and selling the body to a med
ical college, made confession that be and
his companions were regularly engaged in
the traffic, and the body OF q lady resur
rected at Sycamore, was sold TO the college
of physicians and surg ns, and implicated
DR.. Hoadley of that college in the trans
action. DR.. Hoadley, sent tor by detective
admitted that ,dy's body was in the dead
house of the college.
A few days ago, Henry Deitzler, barber
living at Weiser, Idaho, quarrel ed with
Buck Beasley. a saloonkeeper of the same
town. The former drew pistol and shot
ct the latter, killing him instantly. The
killing is reported to have been un provoked
and cowardiy. DeitZlsr III ade his escape
but was captured. A vigilance committee
WAS hastily organired, the guards We're
ovel powered, and Data! Ter was tax en- from
the Jail and hanged.
l A sensation was created in Omaha on the
9th by the announcement that Maj. James
S. Newell, manager OF the Consolidated
Tank Line company, was defaul,er to the
amount of neariy So, 900. He has been re-
lisved, and will probably b. arrested.
The testimony in the preliminary exam
nation at Yazoo City, Miss, goes to show
that The negroes were arrnlng as early as
O'Clock Christmas eve, several hours before
the difficulty with the Poseys.
In Walton county, Ca, Mrs. Whitley shot
and killed man named Dali who made
insulting proposals to her.
John Stromberg of Springvals, Mimi, cuf
his throat while suffering from an attack OF
dellrium treneps.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-01-10
News of the Railroads.

The St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
railroad has filed bill in equity in the
United States circuit court, asking for the
title TO certain lands in Richland county,
Dsk., within two miles of the railroad,
which are held by William Cooper under
the homestead act. The lands are valued
At $500. A writ of subpoena is asked for.
a siuilar bill was filed against Charles
Werzal for lands in the Crookston district
vsllei a. 5000. Bills of the same nature
were fled sg inst Lars Danielson FIR lapds
in the s.. Cioud district valued at $1,000,
and against George Dean for lands IN the
CrooksEoa district valued at 81, 600.
The entering wedge to what may prove g
mine Of wealth to the taxpayers of Ramsey
roUnty hiss been developed in hearing be.
Fore County Auditor McCardy. Prelimin.
airy proceedings we're commenced to recover
the SUM If S94 600, which is claimed as due
RAMSEY county on account of taxes unpaid
Upon mortgage on the old line of the st.
Paul Il Chicago railroad-nuw operated BY
the Cnicaeo, Milwaukee & St. Paul road
the sscion of road in cnntr versy being that
from S.. Paul tn Winona, crossing the river
at Hastings. The taxes claimed as unpaid
date from 1871.
The gross earnings of The st. Paul j. Du
iuth tor the msnth of December were $94,-
eo4 As, against se2872,94 for December,
1882, en- increase of s2,031 "a. The gross
earnings for the year were 1915. obs, 25
agains; sl0s $40 % earned during 1882, an in.
crease OF S2I5, 1852.
Since the opening of navigation, Corley
d La Vavue of Duluth have shipped 479,
2S3 pounds Of fresh fish, besides large
amount OF sailed FISH.
TIE earnings of the Northwestern in.
creased 81, 14o, 600 last year.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-01-10
The Casualty Record.

A fire broke out early Friday evening at
No. 242 Randolph street, Chicago, and was
extinguished. apparently with small loss.
The flames reappeared later and caused
a damage of 81 900. The sufferers ere the
Menson & Co.. rubber betting, and Roths-
child, Joseph y Co.,
A fire on the 81 inst, destroyed Deems
Furniture Arcade building, sos and $40
Market street, St. Louis. Loss on building,
S15 600; contents, $50 900; one-third insured.
The millinery stock OF Mrs. NJ. Wagner,
SO6. Waived at So 600, anu building were
badly damaged; insured.
While feeding animals at the winter quar-
tiers of Forepaughs circus, Philadelphis.
Abraham Scribner was seized by tioer and
before he could be beaten of the flesh on
is arms and body was dreadfuIly lacersted.
The Thorndike company's ne~ cotton
mill al Thorndike, Mass, was burned. C.
wilson, the company's agent, fell dead of
heart disease while on the roof fighting the
flames. Loss, $780, 600; insured.
The dwelling house If Milton Highland.
near Mechanicstown, Ohio, was burned On
the I'd, and his two daughters. aged fourteen
and eight persisted in the flames.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-01-10
In the Comic Line.

"rd have people know I'm nobody's
fool" said Henderson. "In other
words" remarked Fogg, you're your
own master"
The Boston City Council has appoint
ed committee to discuss the treatment
of inebriates. Treating" is what helps
to make them inebriates.
'O' said Daisy to her mamma, ~ was
in the parlor last night, behind the sofa,
when the preacher came to see sister
Kate. and they did sit up to close for
anyth ing; an the preacher said, Katie,
dear, luv you," an Katie, said, 100
co." and the preacher kissed her right
smack in the mouth, an said, Dear
Katie, how good the Lord is to US poor
Sinners" and Katie, now said, 100. co."
an then-an' then-""Weli," said her
mamma. "You wicked child. you wick
ed child, what did you do?" "W'y.
mamma, felt so good, blurted right
ont, "Let us pray" and you ought to
have seen 'em jump"
Somewhat difficult: Mrs. Josiah Fem
der is a very simple sort of woman.
An old gentleman by the name of Rvck-
man and his wife moved into the vicini-
ty of the Fender mansion on Austin az
enue. Mrs. Fender, who is very ne Ugh
borly, baked nice cake and took 1t
over to the new arrivals. Il have
brought over some cake for Mr.. Ryck-
mans chiluren," says Mrs. Fender.
"But we hare never had any children"
said Mrs. Ryckman. "Well, then give it
to your grandchildren" said Mrs. Fen
der.-Texas Siitings.
A tony young man of Detroit escorted
a couple of equally tony girls to hotel
there the other day. At the top of the
stairs leading to the parlor one of the
damsels dropped her silk umbrella,
which slid to the bottom. The youth
descended after it. and just then port
ly and near-sighted gentleman came
along asking everybody il they had seen
hack driver who had engaged to take
him out. For the fun of the thing
the girls directed him to the youth be-
low, and the old gentleman shouted to
him. "Here, you, why don't you have
my hack on time as you promised?''
The young man was Staggered for
a moment until he saw the girls giggling,
and took in the situation. Then he arose
equal to the emergency, and replied,
ooh, Pm not the hickman; just came
down to have little fun with those two
waiter girls mp there"
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-01-10

The government established 746 miles OF
new rail vsy mail service in Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Dakota last year.
The shortest biography in Ben Perley
Poore's new directory OF congress is: "Thom
rs G. Spinner, OF MAnley,"
The deficit in the Kentucky treasury is
$49l. 600, instead of $4,000 as expected.
Over $50, 600 900 in interest and dividends
will be paid i'll New York this month.
The net depreciation of thirty-four stocks
last year.was 1920 966. ISL.
Wing Lee, Chinese, eloped with Nellie
Burton, from Louisville.
New York received Sl19,567 from 25, 90
liquor licenses in 1888.
New York's lis savings banks have $780,
S31 ,000 deposits.
The liabilities of Savage s. Sons, Miles
City, are sos, 600.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-01-10
Death OF an Eminent German
Statesman.

DIR. Eiuard Lasker, the eminent German,
died suddenly of heart disease at O'Clock
Saturday the 9th in New York. DR.. Lasker,
who had been on a visit to this country
since NJ ~ last. had been at dinner at the
house of Jesse Seligman, the banker, and
WAS returning home W en- stricken by the
sudden and fatal attack. Lasker was car
ried to a private stable near by and laid up
on lot OF robes and blankets and physlc.
ian called, but TOO late to be Ut any service.
Her Lasser HAS for the last decade been
known RS the William Gladstone of Ger
man politics. He was the reprss entative
OF the National Liberal party, and while
Bismarck is the powerful minister of the
German empire, Lasker was the private dep.
uty, whose con unmste ability the govern.
meDt was obliged to respect. He was born
IN Berlin ia 1929 OF Jewish parents. He
graduated from the univ srsity at Be Rim in
,S47. Soon afer this he went to England
and 'racticed law, but returned to Berlin
in 1855 and 1856. Up to tie battle @f Sa
dows he Lao been classed with the advanced
Liberals, but Re subsequently, abandoned
his old associates ana aided to found the
National Literal party. He WIS an accom-
plished orator. being noted as one of the
most eloquent men of his time.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-01-10
AWOrker OF Miracles.

A worker of miracles has apl cared in
Brooklyn-Dr. F. Monck-who profess
es to cure diseases by prayer and laying
on of hands. He is q long-haired Eng
lishman, bearded and mustached, and
made up for mysterious effect. Last
Sunday he got three thousand people
into the Brooklyn Academy Of Music
and told them Of cures he had made of
paralysis, rheumatism. fevers, cross
eyes, &C., and all the while collection
was taken up. He then invited those
who we're sick and afflicted in the audi
ence to come forward, and half hum
dred came. They were apparently cured
by the manipulations OF the doctor,
and seemed to rejoice. But the audience
only laughed at the proceedings. If the
aye Of miracles is not past most of the
believers in the miracle-worker are
dead.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-01-10
A Remal kable Tragedy in the Old
Ray state

LOWELL. Mass, Special Telegram, Jan. A.
This afternoon at Andoyer woman nameC
Lizzie Jackson, her husband and mar
named Thompson met their death in n pc
culiarly tragical, though withal funny, man
ner. 1t seems that Mrs Jackson, before
marrying. had encouraged Thompson to ar
extent that led him to believe he had gained
the Woman'S affections, but when he pro
posed marriage she deliberately threw hin
over, and few months afterward married
Jackson. Thompson was naturally wild ovel
this but manifested no ill-Will Last night hf
walked three miles through a heavy rainstorn
and asked for admittance at the Jackson's
house. He was not cordially welcomed. bu1
Mr.. and Mrs Jackson, though surlv, did not
refuse him shelter, and Thompson occupied
the spare room. In the dead of night Jack
son awoke and found his bed had two in.
mates beside himself. He arose, quietly
struck a match and saw enough to intams
his anger To the greatest depth Selling
chair, he was about to PROSTATE the intruder
forever, when the latter, who was no Other
than Thompson. awoke suddenly and sprans
upon Jackson. Being stronger, he quickly
oVERPowERED HIM.
The woman then awoke AMI tnterceded fOl
uef uusDallli, ana L thompson CllefeupOn con
tented himself With binding him to the foo
OF the bed for the night This morning
council of war was held. lasting until noon
Finally it was decided that Thompson should
give the outraged husband satisfaction in tn.
following unique manner: \ long silk hand
kerchief was 10 be twisted around his mech
twice, and jackson was to give three
turns to it only. If Thompson choket
the fued WIS to be acknowledged
as settled il he did not choke
he was to have chance at the husbands
neck on the same terms, Thompson did moi
choke on his trial, but he choked jackson t.
death. On seeing this Mrs. Jackson took {
revolver from shelf and shot Thompson
dead She then turned the weapon upor
herself and lodged bullet in her brain
The noise of the shots attracted neighco1
who fastened to the scene and found Mrs
Jackson lying in her own blood, and Thomp
SOB in a dying condition. Mrs. Jacksont
antemortem statement was taken and re-
vealed the facts above related