The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-04-03
The old Testament revision is promised Sep

The old Testament revisionl ID promised Sep
TENDER !.
The taxable value Of Missouri property for
1854 is put at e719 600 co., an increase of sl1s,-
10000 since 1881.
A l. Love, receiver Of the National Park
Improvement company, has returned to Livings
ton, Mont, from Mammoth Hot Springs He
was warned on the way by c. T. Hobert that he
would be shot If he attempted to enter the no.
tel, and did not make the venture He stopped
at the house Of G. l. Henderson, and was there
waited upon by committee Of five of the thir-
ty,aye men who are holding the hotel They
told him they would allow no one but members
of their force to enter the building or come
near it; that they were sworn to stand by one
another, and were resolved to hold the proper
ty at all hazards until their claims against the
company were paid
Crimes and Criminals.
Rosie Robinson was fatally shot in New York
by Charles A. Still, jealous lover. Both COL
cred
Prof. Alexander Agassiz has spent over,
$3.50 900 on the Howard aquarium He is now
in Naples, examining the aquarium there.
Otto Newball, fifty -four years old, insurance
agent, was arrested in New York the 18th, on
dispatch from the chief Of police Of Chicago,
charged with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
One Of the jurors who found William Berner
guilty of manslaughter after he had confessed
numbering W. H. Kirk, in Cincinnati has been
severely beaten, and another driven from his
home, so indignant are the people over the re-
suit of the trial
Theodore A. Perry, alias '1ittle AL" con-
cerned in the robbery Of the Missouri Pacific
Express company's car on the night of Sept
~, 1888, was arrested in Boston. Loomis the
express messenger, and Dennis Downer Of
Detroit have already been arrested.
man was found north of Bozeman on the
railroad track with bullet hole in the
forehead, but not yet dead A paper was
found ON his person reading, erred Schiplin,
St Cloud, Mimi. Whoever finds this may know
that have found life too hard to bear" The
man is still alive, but his identity is uncertain.
1t is evidently case Of suicide
At San Bernadino, Cal, William R. MacDon-
aid was hanged for the murder of Maggie
O'Brien. Jan. 80, 1888 Next to the strangling
of Della Tilson by Wheeler in San Francisco,
the crime committed by Mcdowell was the most
atrocous in California. He seduced young
girl-Maggie O'Brien- firing Of her he in
duced his wife to entce the girl to lonely spot,
shot her, smashed her body with stones, and
DuAACA olO SOA PoO.
In Roanoke county, near Salem, Va, Leslie
lavender, aged sixteen, attempted to rob- farm
or named Alexander Owens. He shot Owens
outside the house. The wife of Owens hear
ing the shot, ran out to ascertain the cause, and
the young desperate shot her. he then tried
to murder Owens mother, but she escaped
and alarmed neighbora Lavender fed and
sought protection of Matt Bandy, anative, who
refused to shield him. Lavender then stole q
horse and escaped into Montgomery county,
where he abandoned the animal
An unfriendly feeling has existed for some
time between the Rev. Father Honeman, of
Winneconne, Wis, and a portion of his congre-
cation. He returned recently after an extend
ed absence and occupied the pulpit After
mass he began tira.le against three men.
John Mcdonald one of them. arose and resen-
ted the insult, whereupon the priest leaped
over tina chancel rail and rushed for Melon
aid. The audience arose in confusion, women
screamed, children cried, and acolytes threw off
their robes and fed A general panic ensued
during which several people we're trampled
upon In the struggle the priests robes were
badly torn. The street was filed with people
attracted by the ARRAY. The case will be re-
r,ortad to tho hiahOn