Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-01-23

sufferers being P. M. Lockwood & Co. A
blaze at Canastota, N. Y, damaged the bust.
ness quarter to the extent of $4,000.
The funeral of Charles Delmonico
took place from the Church of st. Leo, in
New York The ladies of the family were
too i'll to attend. Every hotel in the city was
represented. The remains were placed in
the Delmonico vault in st. Patrick's cathe-
dral.
Saturday, January 10.
Samuel Beck, prominent Methodist,
died at Indianapolis, aged rs.
The adjutant general of Illinois re-
ports the militia force Of the state as 4,847
men and officers.
In row at Dallas, Miss, one man
was killed, two mortally hurt, and several
others seriously injured.
The will of Charles Delmonico leaves
one-haf his estate to his sister, the remainder
to two nephews and a niece.
It is officially stated that the whole
country around Khartoum is in full revolt
against the Egyptian government.
A special treasury officer in New
York seized mail package from Amsterdam
which contained diamonds valued at $4,000
Being abused by the czar for lack of
energy in preventing assassinations Toletoi,
the Russian minister of the interior has re-
signed.
The favorite Nationalist candidate
for parliament for the city Of Cork is Justin
Mccarthy, Jr., son of the novelist and his
torian.
Shocks of earthquake were felt at
Contoocook, N. H., and Wilmington, N c.,
the jar at the latter place being sufficient to
unlatch doors.
Robert Gordon, of Cincinnati, who
was born slave, left $1,000 for colored
orphan asylum, and $4,000 to establish
home for aged negresses
G. f. Dewey, the Montreal swindler
and forger, who pleaded guilty at Boston, has
made restitution of 100000 of the $50, 900
fraudently obtained.
Col. Oliver 81. Payne, of Cleveland,
deprecates the use of his fathers name in
connection with the presidency on the ground
of age and the arduous duties of the office.
Specimens of homemade sausage
sent to Peoria from Fulton county, Illinois,
were found to be infected with trichine
Three persons who ate of it raw are danger
ously i'll.
An express train of eleven cars was
wrecked at Trenton station, Ont, but none
of the passengers were seriously injured.
Many members of parliament were on board
en- route for Ottawa.
Holloway's advertisement appeared
for the first time October Is, 1887. In 1S42
his expenditure in advertising was S25, 900;
in lS45, $4,000; in 1851, 100000; in 1855,
$3.50, 900, and at his death it exceeded $500, 900.
Fire destroyed the paper-board mills
of Neal Bros. & Brooks. at Lockport, N. Y,
valued at 100000 ;the opera-house and post
Office at Washington, Kan, and the hammer
department of the steel works at Newark,
N. J.
Edward Tappan, who was arrested in
Long island for connection with the Town
send outrages, has made detailed confession
of the murder Of Mrs Maybee and her daugh-
ter 6y his '''er and himself. The former
deliberately them 20 death in the
stable; then was searched and
plundered.
After q spel-- il was dismissed
at the Lester school in Roundtree town
ship, Montgomery county, ILL.,, wollser
Watcher shot and killed Steve -. -.-''sasfg7
is alleged that the young men
nifty to each other, and that $
the case Watcher, who is uno
his revolver went off accidenta
taking it. from hiz ~>-'