Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-09-09

And, just at starting, Lilth kissed his npsf
-Ferishtah's FnnciCs-Robert Browning.
Georgia negroes pride themselves
upon making ''perSimmon cakes, ="
which they sell at 20 cents each, and
one of which will make nearly barrel
of delicious beer, sweet, wholesome,
and non Intoxicating.
A pearl weighing ninetythree karats,
the largest known, and valued at ST.
600, was found by an Indian diver at
Mulege, Lower California, recently, and
sold by him for $50 to a person, who
shipped it to London.
The Deseret Daily NeaOS advises all
Mormons to remain serene and hope
full, no matter how loudly the ungodly
Gentiles crow, and it will take 100000
soldiers to drive EN- out of Salt Lake.
Detroit Free Press.
Baron TennySOn sudden and SER
ious subsistence to private life is prob
ably due to the preparation of laureate
ode to Beatrice on her approaching
marriage, and to a solemn search for a
word which will rhyme to Battenberg.
The commissioners appointed by Con-
gress two years ago to visit the harems
of the Mormon elders have been using
their railroad passes. They paid about
all the Rocky Mountain pleasure resorts
a visit.-Lsncoln. (N N.Y. Golden Era.
Two islands that were thrown up by
the great Java earthquake last year
have again sunk out of sight and below
the deeper water line of navigation.
The volcano Merapi, which started the
previous disturbance, is once more I'M
usually active.
Silk was never cheaper in England
than at present, owing to the heavy
shipments from China, on account of
the threatened war. AS no war is
threatened in Alaska the price of seal
skin sacques has not been Affected
Minneapolis Tribune.
A man named Senior Nicholas Anche-
lena, of Buenos Ayres, recently de-
ceased, is said to have been the richest
farmer in the world. He had LILO
square miles of land, $4,000 COWS,
100000 sheep, and $500 horses. His
assets footed up 100000, 900.
If Congress has power to deal with
other questions that affect the interests
of the entire country, we cannot under
stand why it should not be competent
to legislate on this matter of divorce,
which is corrupting and debasing the
social life of our people.-Utica Press
Raisin-making was first attempted in
California nineteen years ago. The fol-
lowing year about 1900 boxes were
made, and the industry has rapidly
progressed. Ten years ago the crop
amounted to about 10000 boxes. This
year the crop is estimated at 100000
boxes. -.
Every age has furnished examples of
persons sweating blood. 1t is most
common in females. especially in ner-
vous and historical women, and is most
frequently produced by some over
whelming emotion, making the acme OF
such perturbing passions as terror, an
guish and despair.
A mathematical official estimates that
if Cleveland should busy himself for a
year and do nothing but remove Repub-
lican officers and appoint Democrats to
the vacancies he would have to make
changes at the rate of 333 day, or
more than one every two minutes, to
make clean sweep.
North Carolina within five years has
advanced to a position from which she
can dispute, with some show of reason,
Georgia's claim to the proud title of
Empire State of the South Her
public policy has been liberal, her de-
velopment rapid, her commercial course
wise and business-like.-Maco Goa.
Telegraph.
Too much has been made of Emer-
sons mysticism. He was an intellect
ual rather than an emotional mystic,
and withal cautious one. He never
let 90 the string of his balloon. He
never threw over all his ballast of COM
mon sense, so as to rise above all at
mosphere in which rational being
could Breathe ircr Wendell Holmes.
There has been an old and venerated
instructor at Yale who wrote text
book still in use famous for its concise
ness of phrase and mathematical pre-
cision of statement. Now and then a
bungling scholar, after windy recita-
ton and fizzle, would close with the re-
mark: ''The book says so, sir" The
old professor would invariably reply, in
his dogmatical way: mo, sir. There
isn't a superfluous word in the book. ="
No pleasanter place than the Supreme
Court Judgeships can be found. They
draw $4,000 a year for life, are not
disturbed by political changes, have a
dinner given them every Winter, at the
White House, others at private houses,
five months vacation every year and a
fine opportunity to grow old with dig
nifty and comfort. 1t is tradition of
the court that every member must be a
good hand at the bottle, story teller
and bon ViUdnt- Wash. Cor. Spring.
.fcld Republican,
When Mrs. Gaines appeared in court
her husband, the gallant General. al
ways sat by her side in full uniform,
with sword and belt. If any wrangle
occurred in the progress of suit he
never failed to remind the counsel that
he accepted the full responsibility of all
the lady or her lawyers might say or do.
Now that she is dead her son-in-law,
Mr.. Christmas, will push the great suit
He seems to have been great favorite
with the old woman. When he quar-
relied with her own son and killed him
in her own house, she did not cast him
off, but seemed anxious for his acquit-
tai, sitting by his side in the courtroom
and counseling in his behalf.
Senator-elect Evarts is among the
statesmen who figured in youthful love
romances. He fell in love with his
wife when she was 16 and he green
boy at college. She was the daughter
of Gov. Wardner of Vermont, and was
as pretty as young Evarts was homely.
They became engaged at her home in
Vermont and Evarts went away to New
York, promising to return when he had
made enough to warrant their proposed
union. At 25 he had made name for
himself as a lawyer, and was member
of one of the chief New York law firms
of one making, it is said, a total of
10000 year. At that time he married,
and his wife, after bearing him thirteen
children, is still well and happy.