The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-01-24
General News Items.

Apostle Teasdale in tabernacle sermon
ON Sunday Ii, at Salt Lake, said: "Don't
go back on one principle of the gospel.
Believe in plural ne arriage as much as you
do baptism for the remission of sins. { will
not give up my principles. 40 not fear
TO lace man. As fer God. I'd fear to
go behind the veil to meet those who w ula
know | had given up the first principle OF
the gospel, Bear testimony that plursl
marriage is necessity. The church cam
not exist without it, It is one of the land
MARKS IF the church"
At Hannibal, Mo, the celebrated divorce
case of Mrs. Mary L. Crulkshank against
John ]. Cruikshank, Jr., which has sgftated
church and social circles tor several years
past, hes been decided by tine Judge Of the
circuit granting the plaintiff decree. Civ
ing her $4,000 aiimony, valuable resi-
dence, an equsl share in the household
proprrty, and the custody OF her daughter.
A minor son is placed in care of bis father,
Sohn J. Cruikshank. The defendant in the
case, is very wealthy, and one of the
largest lumber mercnan OF the Mississippi
valley.
John Fl. Flemming and Fred L. Loring,
convicted in Chicago Of carrying on an ex
tepsive grain svindle under the firm name
fenced to twelve months in the county Jail,
81 10 pay flne OF $500. A writ of error
was granted, however, by Judge Drum.
mond O. the circuit court, and the prison
ers were released On SIG. 0O9 bail.
John Roach is reported to be making the
detailed drawings for the new cruisers, and
charging the government about see, coo for
the work. The other contractors are grumb-
kHnarEa all
make the drawings in their own shops.
They eHim il gives Roaeh q graeat advantage
oVSr ell competitions.
Action has been begun By George Will.
kinson, receiver of thu American Trust COM
pany, New jersey, against Delos E. Culver;
a resident OF New York city, for the recov
cry OF $4,000 the balance due on a iudg-
ment OF $54 600 obtained BY the receiver.
Schedules in the assignment of Willie
Bronson, New York lawyer, show the
Liabilities amount to $623. 551, of which 1870.
oao are fully secured; contingent Liabilities,
$ldtot@. The assets are nomiua'lv worth
sl,22s, 6oS and actually worth $72.993.
Donald Mitchell is held at Livingston,
Mont, in the sum of So, 600 bail TO await
the action of the grand jury upon the charge
OF rape committed upon the person of Maud
Snider on the night Of Jan. or morning of
Jaz. 2.
w. ID. KImbsll OF Blackstone, Macs,
who died in filth and SO aalor, had strapped
on his person pouch containing S11 .Oae
20 bank bills, while another Sion was
found in his pockets.
Suit fs brought by mr.. Osborn and other
DrlntL lumbermen to restrain the Knife
Falls Booming company from stopping the
passage of logs at Knife Falls on the ST.
Louis river.
e. E. Thomas, of the wholesale hard
ware firm of Thomas, Puryear & Docomb,
Evansville, Ind, has applied Tor a receiver
Liabilities claimed to be $35, 600; assets
7.C00.
P. H. Gerhard, agricultural implements
and hardware, Austin, Tex, assigned to
Henry PAefip. Liabilities, $40, 900; assets,
nomfnaliy $4,000.
Oliver Gibbs and Samuel E. Adams are
designated by the president to represent
Minnesota at the New orleans cotton expo
sltion.
Bertha Clear, the girl who married
Garrison the living skeleton of Philadelphia,
has gone insane.
The liabilities of Mayer Brothers & Co..
Of vicksbusg, Miss, are $27O, 600; assets,
$4,000.
The years receipts of the Women's B .ard
OF Mission we've $l08, $40
Mn. Paige sues the Cincinnati CONNER.
cial Gazstte for $780, 600.