Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-07-02
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cars are now operated by the Pullman COM
pany in this country and in England.
AT the commencement dinner at Harvard
college, President Eliot announced that $125,-
600 had been donated during the year.
The Illinois state veterinarian visited
Elgin, and caused the shooting of three horses
afflicted with CHAMBERS. Mrs. Sorenson is dy'
ing from the same disease.
Mrs. Langtry has real cowboy for u
lover who followed her from Cheyenne to
San Francisco. He is Harry Oelrlchs, a
wealthy cattle man who has ranch ON the
plains.
During an entertainment given by the
Cold-Water Army children at New London,
Conn, a pyramid on the stage collapsed,
seventy five little ones falling with it, butno
serious wounds were received, though a panic
prevailed.
The most successful counterfeit of the
dime is said to be made of glass mixed with
some base metal by a process unknown to or
binary workers in metal and glass The
counterfeit looks exactly like the genuine 10
cent piece, but on being struck with ham
mer it is crushed to pieces.
ST. Bernard, of Chicago, and other COM
manderies of Knights Templar participated
in the st. Johns Day celebration in Louis
vile. The temperature was torrid, and five
Sir knights were sunstruck, among them be-
ing Maj. Nevans, Albert Schultz, Mr.. Mef-
fert and George Holly, of Chicago. Mr..
Schultz lies in critical condition.
Friday, June 81.
The Garfield Monument association of
Cleveland has awarded the first prize of 81, 900
4, 70 II Enlln of Hn1
| ford.
A little girl in Concord, N. c., swal-
lowed lightning bug which caused her
death This is the first death from such a
cause on record.
Stout & Co., bankers, of New York,
suspended payment with liabilities at ST.
1000. They were largely interested in the
Metropolitan elevated road
The Bartholdi statue will be shipped
from France for America the latter part OF
July. 1t will be formally presented to Min
lister Morton at Paris July 5.
E. r. Marshall, said to be one of the
most expert forge1s in the United States. was
arrested in Milwaukee for passing in Chicago
counterfeit $50 notes on the Bank of England
Col. Cash, the South Carolina duelist, re
venged himself on the people of Cheraw by
removing the remains of his wife and hel
handsome monument from the village GENE
terry to his plantation.
In violation of the treaty, Chinese troop:
| in Tonquin intrenched themselves at Langsol
| and attacked the French forces passing by
KILLING seven and w M :ino f"rtv-twn Th'
French commander sent out brigade, whicI
routed the Chinese The affair caused til
French cabinet to suspend the departure o
troops from Tonouin.
In a street-car quarrel in the City o
Mexico. between President Gonzales son an
Gen Majors son, Professor Garsea, of til
military school, who accompanied Gonzales
shot young Major and his servant dead.
Miss Nellie Arthur, the president
daughter went to the top of the Washington
monument and set one of the stones in pos
ton. She is the second child who has assiste
the work, President Hayes little daughte
having added her mite to the enormous la
| Dor.
| Two boys living near Beloit, Kan.
frightened an uncle, lately from the east
nearly to death by making him believe tina
a cyclone was coming. They got him int
| the cave cellar and then smashed barrels an
glass against the door. When taken out tn
old mans hair had turned white
Saturday, June %.
President Arthur has renominated E
, ! H. Murray to be governor Of Utah.
Six lives were lost by the sinking of tn
schooner Babcock near Barnegat, New jersey
+ Official reports indicate that the Frenc
wine crop will be better this season that it he
p | been for seventeen years.
4 The property of the wrecked Penn ban
A | at Pittsburg has been appraised at Sl23,OO'
while the liabilities amount to 81, 100000.
lathe comptroller of the currency hi
| called for a statement of the condition of til
| national banks at the close of business Q
July 20.
K Gilbert A. Pierce, a Chicago journals
has been nominated governor of Dakota, an
| John H. Kinkaid, Of Nevada, governor {
| Alaska.
Il Ex-Governor Moses, of South Caroline
: charged with obtaining money under fall
/ pretences, has been discharged from tt
| county Jail at Chicago.
. | Michael Pantoni, of Indianapolis, die
\ | in New York, and Mr.. Puerane, at who
/ house he had remained while sick, held tt
, I body as security for board.
Henry Ward Beecher celebrated his II
Q | birthday with his family at Peekskill, on tt
T. | Hudson, on the 24th inst. His grandchildre
t. | entertained the company with theatric
| performance in the evening.
4 A well at Walton, Ills, was pumped dl
!, ! to find the body of colored woman name
= Cook, for whose murder her husband b
i 7 been arrested. Her throat had been cut, al
: / furnace doors had been tied to her feet.
/ Prince Victor, the Bonapartist heir, in
t | letter to friend states that he was obliged
|. | leave the house of his father Prince Jerom
while cherishing for him the deepest respet
n ! as he could not take part in acts contrary
It | his political opinions.
k The officers of the railroads traversil
! Iowa have issued a circular stating that
k / compliance with the law they will not recei
h | any Intoxicating liquors for transRortati
II from any point either within or without t
state to any point within its limits aft
st | July 4.
a. The Spirit of the Times publishes
ID | interview with Mr.. Vanderbilt in regard
| the challenge issued by ]. 1. Case to mat
at | his gelding against Maud S. Mr.. Vanderb
Of | declares that the mare is kept for his privs
to | use, and The Spirit intimates that the pull
n cation of the challenge was commerce
| scheme to secure liberal offers by Mr.. Ct
o | from associations for exhibition heats by
ar 1 horse.
ne Forty Lives Lost in Russia.
LONDON, June 27.-The Daily News
Petersburg correspondent gives an account