The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-10-23


all its CONTENTS among which was q harvester
and considerable amount Of grain. Loss,
$4,000
Strict quarantine has been established over
scarlet fever cases in Faribault, of which there
have been thirty-two reported, with three
deaths.
Strawberries, the second crop this season,
grown in an open field near Winona, are on sale
in that city at 81 quart.
Articles Of incorporation of the church Of
St Mary of Waverly, Wright county, and OF
the church of St Adelbert of Hale, Mcleod
county, have been fled with the secretary Of
state. Also articles of incorporation of the
Air Siphon Ventilator company, OF Minneapo-
lis and Washington, D. O. The capital stock
is $5OO, 900, and tho incorporators are John
NJ Fennerty LOUIS J. Du Pre- and George F.
Brott Also articles of incorporation Of the
Oak Lake Roller Skating Rink association of
Minneapolis, with capital stock of $25, 600
The incorporators are n. G. Peterson, A. T.
Peterson, and N. p Peterson, all Of Mime
apolis.
In case of State VS.. jackson, for trespass Oh
certain lands in Cass county-damage claimed,
81, GOETHE jury brought in verdict, asses
OuAuo6C5
In answer to inquiries aroused by the recent
discussion of fax culture, the secretary OF
state presents an official table, showing the num-
Der of acres under cultivation and the yield,
during 1882 and 1885, in the state. In 1882, 49,
SAT acres aggregated yield of 762, lit bushels,
and In 1888, 20, $50 acres yielded 500, 2S1 bush
els. During the present year 10y, 335 acres are
under cultivation-an increase of 81, 455 acres
over 1888.
Washington Special Luther Wesley Spear
of Minneapolis and Miss Minnie Viola Spates
were married in the home of the brides moth
or, Mrs. Elizabeth E. Spates, on Thirteenth
land M 4. church officiating. George
b. Silliman of St Paul was married in
New York to Miss Berringer, the daughter OF
Fl. Cecil Berringer of that city. The recep-
ton took place at the residence of the brides
father
The State Woman's Suffrage Association,
held at Minneapolis, elected the following Of
fcers: President-Martha G. Ripley, M D.,
Minneapolis Vice President-Mrs. Lizzie
Mason, Shakopee Recording Secretary-Mrs.
Bliss, Minneapolis. Corresponding Secretary
Mrs NJ. A. Dorset, Minneapolis. Treasurer
Mrs H. E. Gallinger, Minneapolis. Executive
Commttee-Mrs S. B. Stearns, Duluth; Mrs.
M j. Warner, Hamline Mrs. A. T. Anderson.
Minneapolis; Mrs. F. G. Gould, Excelsior; Mrs.
L. S. Gamble, ST Paul; Mrs. Laura Howe
Carpenter, Minneapolis; Mrs. A M. Thyng,
Austin
o. A. Rockwell, late publisher of the Sunday
Morning Call, and for some time past indenti
fed with the newspapers of Minneapolis, dice
and was buried in Minneapolis.
Burglars entered the saloon of Mr. Reymiss
in New Prague and took 500 in cash.
Burglars have made extensive raids in Wat
erville, Mrs. A. V. Collins. proprietress OF
the temperance saloon, was victim to the
amount of about $50 and silver watch. Sew
eral other places were visited and small
amounts taken
The postofice at Cannon Falls and the store
of Schofeld Bros, jewellers and druggists,
were broken into and robbed of 81, 500 in mon
ey, jewelry and stamps. After the robbery
the burglars stole a team and buggy and made
good their escape. No clue is known as to
who the parties were, but two strangers who
were in the town the day before are suspected
They blew open Schofeld Bros. SAFE
Pat Shanahan, a desperate, was shot in
house of i'll fame at Jloquet by James Bannan,
the proprietor, and fatally wounded The cause
was disturbance raised by Shanahan.
E. H. strunk, leading lumber dealer Of
Window, died of typhoid fever.
The Pine Knot is the name of new pape,
started at Cloquet, Carlton county.
Mrs Lydia Murser Of Austin has brought
suit against the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
railway company to recover $1,000 for the
killing of her husband
One Hurd Erickson of Zumbrota was placed
in Sheriff Carlson's custody for assault on
Lewis Horstead This is the second time he
has been incarcerated, the first time for cruelty
beating his wife.
q. NJ Browne of Owatonna, was thrown
from his buggy, and had his nose broken, his
arm injured and his face cut.
A monthly horse and cattle market is to be
established at ST. Peter.
Live hogs are selling at "a. Copper hundred at
Albert Lea.
The house of J. s. Hotchkis of Owatonna was
entered by burglar who got away with the
pants of Mr.. Hotchkis, containing $50