The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-02-05

lions were t1hcu W pEeVSut bU6 INTRODUCTION
Of disease germs into The wound An incision
was made into the abdominal cavity and the
entire lntesunes gr4duaify taken out The
bullet was found in the last section and re-
moved 1t was found to have penetrated the
intesnnes in several places The operation
lasted two hours AS soon as food could be
given properly, McElroy gained strength and
went out of the hospital for the first time on
Christmas day, less than two months from the
time he was injured, and about week after
which he was discharged cured. The success
of the operation is considered great triumph
in surgical science. @ 3
Iowa takes the cake on creamery butter at
New Orleans.
Two educated Hebrews have Joined Metho-
dist church at Cincinnati
The Opera house fire at Rondout, N Y, en-
tailed loss of $50 GOO
The Illinois legislative deadlock was broken
by the election of Haines rs speaker.
H. F. HalinSsen of Alice, Ransom county,
WAS killed by falling tree while cutting wood
Peter Pierce, of Eagle River, Wis, froze to
death while returning from Eagle Harbor on
foot
At San Francisco, fire destroyed Kerrs car
.iage factory and two adjoining buildings
Loss, $4,000
The planning mill of Ketchum, Zastrow 4 Co.
Helena, Mont, burned Loss, $4,000, in
surance $1,000
The late Charles H. Rogers, banker Of
Philadelphia, left $1,000, 600 to build home
for the aged.
DR.. F. Pierce Of Worcester, Mass, has been
given two years in the house of correction for
fatal malpractice.
woman from Wisconsin communicated to
representative at Washington plot to blow
up the capitol with dynamite.
The Massachusetts legislature has refused
TO allow woman preacher of Nantucket to
preform the marriage cermoney.
fellow named St Clair stole horse at
Prairie du Chen and sold it He then stole
and sold the animal again He was arrested
Judge Windslow has affirmed the sale Of the
J. l. Case Plow company of Racine TO J. L
Case, upon payment to the as signee of $751;
600
Bennett Parsons, farmer near Jonesboro
Ala, aged seventy two years, was shot and
killed. His wife and daughter are accused of
the deed
J. B. Day farmer. sixty years old, was
burned to death in fire that destroyed the
Empire house Plover, Wis The other inmates
escaped
Archbishop Alemany of San Francisco has
resigned his see. His resignation has been &C
cepted by the pope. Archbishop Riordan sue
ceeds him
Sergeant Mason, who shot at Guiteau, is iv-
ing quietly on his Virginia farm with Betty and
the baby, on the profits of the tour of the dime
museums.
On one side Of certain street in Denver is a
house and groun DIS that cost nearly 81, Goo Geo.
and just opposite is hut residence that is
worth probably SEQ
A bill introduced in the Ohio legislature pro-
vides that person sentenced to the peniten-
tlary three times shall be liable on the third oc-
caslon TO q life term
The committee on selecting grand marshal
for the inaugural ceremonies will probably Sc
Iect Gen. Don Carlos Buell., in the event Gen.
Mcclellan declines
Gust Weizel. farmer, was killed at rail
road crossing at Wausau, Wis His team was
frightened by switch engine and ran away,
causing Weizefs death.
Frank Mccormick was arrested at Helena
Mont, for passing counterfeit money and
bound over in 81, 900 to appear before United
States District Judge Alden.
Elijah NJ. haines, independent Democrat,
was elected permanent speaker of the Illinois
assembly on the second ballot breaking the
deadlock which has existed for three weeks.
A fire in Dubuque destroyed house and
contents The fire communicated to the lum-
Der yard of the Stand ard Lumber company's
yards and destroyed 100000 lath. Total
loss, $1,000: insurance, s2,0C0
Fifteen indictments for the embezzlement of
state funds have been found against William
R. Smith clerk in the office of the auditor of
public accounts Of Virginia The number of
indictments is expected to go up into the hun
dreds.
R. W. Lansing of the town of Bloomington
Gro We, Dane County, Wis, well known resi-
dent of Wisconsin, died recently. He was ap-
pointed receiver of public moneys at Mineral
Point in 1913, when Wisconsin was still ter
ritory
The murderer, Hank Lewis, before leaving
Plankinton after his acquittal, purchased a
Winchester rife, laid in large supply of cart
ridges and announced his determination to re-
turn to his claim "on the CEDAR and hold the
fort against the world, the flesh and the devil
Postofices Observation-Disclosures Chath-
am, Wright county; Winfield, Renvllle county
Postmasters Commssioned-A H. Viersen,
cid, 4oWd. H. l. JOuusOu, IudpcS LAX L.
F. Foquet, Chatham, Mimi ; U. Julsen, Win
field, Mimi
The crew Of the British bark Wellington
uutinied off Cornwall, killed the captain and
severely wounded the mate The captain and
mate in defending themselves wounded three
Of the crew The mutneers were towed into
Plymouth, where they were placed under ar
rest
In an alteration at Clifford, OAK, W. Love-
JOY struck Peter Strand with billiard cue
caus ing fracture of the skull, from which
Strand died. The quarrel originated about an
old pipe. Both parties were nnder the infu-
once of liquor. Lovejoy was arrested and
tried.
Charles Warren Adams, who recently brought
action in London for libel against Bernard
Colerldge, son of the lord chief JUSTICE based
On letter written to Mildred Mary Coleridge
to whom be (Adams) was engaged has now
brought direct action for libel against Lord
Coleridge himself.
DR.. W. II. Maiken and Mrs Eliza Park. who
eloped from Corning, Iowa, last fall, and were
captured in Tennessee have been returned to
corning. Malken, practiclng physician in
that city for number of years, left wife and
three children, and his companion deserted q
husband and four children
At Ripon, Wis, A fire recently destroyed
block of three buildings, owned by Judge l.
c. Reed, valued at 1880, which are total