The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-10-16

capita Hennspin county stands first In the
list with Is, 222 scholars. Ramsey comes next
with $500. Tho total amount apportioned il
&26S, 98664
Hon. D. Edwards who sold out here about
year ago and went to Texas for his health, il
shaking with the ague and cursing the country
which he proposes to leave for Minnesots
again.
The residence Of l. Wolf of Mankato, di-
rectly in the rear Of his saloon, was entered
and his clothes rifed of CSC. Suspicion rest.
upon three mon. The house Of DR.. Wood
same city, was entered, and his clothes wers
carried into the yard and there searched ane
relieved Of about go.
Daniel Chapel was arrested at Sank Rapida
by Sheriff Quinn, on charge of horse steal
ing. He is in Jail.
Rev. DR.. Thomas A. McCurdy Of Wooster,
Ohio, accepts the presidency of Manchester col
lege at St Paul
At Winnipeg the court ordered the release O
Stanbro, the embezzling agent of the Northern
Pacific company at Hawley.
Judges Flandrau and Wilkin will sail from
Liverpool on the Servia on the 18th inst, and
expect to reach St. Paul on or about the Is
proxim0.
81. II Hart, secretary Of the state board Of
charities, St Paul left to visit the St. Louis
county institutions at Duluth. On his return
he leaves at once for St Louis to attend the
annual national conference of corrections and
charities. During the session he will read a
paper upon immigration of New York children,
arguing that no children over the age Of twelve
should be placed in the West, from the fact
that such children are usually addicted to bad
habits.
The Northern Pacific company finished ito
work at the scene of the disaster at Fond du
Lac, Mimi, by forwarding the body of fire.
man Judkins to Waterville Ne. Judkins was
a widower. Engineer Harter was married, and
lived at Brainerd and his wife, accompanied
by two of her husbands brothers from the
Brakeman Olson lived at Norwood, Oak and
was married, and the company sent his re-
mains there
Rev. W. s, Sherman Of Cannon Falls sendA
the following notice for publication: Thepub,
lie and especially the clergy, are hereby warned
of two young men who are travelling about the
country under the name of ]. A Rodenbough,
claiming to be in destitute circumstances and
soliciting aid They are impostors of the
basest kind
Judge Young was renominated by the Mime
apolis Republicans, and Seagrave Smith, the
Democratic candidate, will be endorsed be thu
kickers
Mrs. Thomas Cullyford, wife of the pro
prietor of the St Louis hotel, Duluth, and
daughter of the late Col j. B. Culver, dice
quite Unexpectedly of rheumatism of thu
heart She was married last winter.
At Fergus Falls Fred Haar, aged 80, an ex
perienced druggist, died from the effects of ar
overdose of hydrate of choral, which he tool
to steady his nerves after spree.
The presses, type and effects of the Fergu'
Falls Democrat were levied upon by the sheriff
in the interest of Mary Brockelhurst and thu
Minnesota Type foundery of St Paul
The test case in the celebrated drive-weI
leases, that of William D. Andrews and others
vs.. Royal D. Cone has been appointed from
the United States circuit court to the supreme
court of the United States Clerk Hills at st
Paul is now engaged in making the return
which is the largest in the history of the Amer
lean judiciary, with the exception of the Gaines
case of New Orleans. The papers contain
from 10000 to $1,000 folios of 100 words each
Judge E. M. Card of Lake City has opened q
law Office in St Paul, and will probably move
his family to the capital city after the sesslor
Peter Headstrom stabbed Jacob Nelson in thu
abdomen with pocket knife during an alter.
cation between the men at GAINESVILLE.
Rochester millers are bidding higher thar
the elevator men for wheat, and are giving al
high as 80 cents for No. hard
The two large saw mills of Little Falls shu
down for the season last week. They cut q )
OO0, 900 feet of logs this season.
F. E. Lanbach of 81. Peter, and man in
his employ, were drowned in Kramers lake
They were hunting ducks, and venturing TOT
far in poor boat, were unable to get back tc
shore Mr.. Lanbach was well-known bust
ness man of St Peter. The bodies have no
yet been found.
o. D. Hurley presented a bill of $167. 50 K
the Big Stone county auditor for $3.50 gopher
scalps.