The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-11-05

The new chime at St. Michael's Catholic
church, Buffalo, n. y, is composed OF one
Of the heaviest sets OF bells in the United
States, the aggregate weight being about
$1,000 pounds or seven and one-half tons.
The cost OF the bells, which it took about
four months to east, WAS about $500.
Post London cable: Details of the force
for Burmah show that the authorities an
ticipate strong opposition and contem-
plate garrisoning the country. The steam
er with the viceroy's ultimatum will reach
ManaIay in few days and wait with
banked fires until the answer is received or
Mr.. Pyne, the ParIeiiite candidate for
parliament for Waterford, who was arrest
ed for making an alleged seditious speech,
has been discharged. it having been proven
that in his speech he advocated boycott
ting but not violence. The Nationalist
convention in Leitrim unanimously APP
proved Mr. Parnel's nominees for parlia-
ment. The Liberals OF Bradford have
nominated William E. Foster as a candi-
date for pariia ment. Mr.. Foster approves
the Gladstone mapifesto.
William J. Best, ex-pfasident of the Pa
cific bank, Boston, who is charged with the
embezzlement Of 0,OOO, arrived there in
charge of an officer. He pleaded not guilty.
and his bail was fixed at $4,000. 1t is
claimed by Best that the beneficiary OF the
trust, W. W. Carruth, had the handling OF
the money, and it was lost by him in spec
ulation.
The fish commission car which left Wash
ington with carp for the supply OF appli.
cants in Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Da-
kota, Montana, Oregon and Washington
Territory carried q large number Of fish in
excess OF the amount required to meet the
requests on fiie. Fifteen hundred gold fish
go to Commissioners Sweeney Of st. Paul,
and applicants may obtain these fish OF
him for propagating purposes. Ten fan
tailed gold fish 60 to Congressman White
at Chatfield, and five hundred blue carp to
stock Lake Beauty, Minn.
The united committee Of the federalcoun-
Gil on the German army and navy met in
Berlin to settle the budget for lSS6-1aS7.
A small increase was made in the army
budget, owing to contemplated changes in
details and in uniforms. The naval budget,
however, was increased S., 900, 900.
Fqs late Thomas w. Pierce OF Boston, the
Texas railway king left fortune OF $1O-
600, 900. He left 81, 900, 600 in trust for his
children, beside giving each q large fortune,
The Northern Pacific is once more oper-
ating the Puget Sound road, running from
Tacoma to Seattle. Operation OF this
road was stopped tw I've months ago owing
to disagreement between the Oregon
Transcontinental and Northern Pacific.
The proclamation OF the president de-
claring that ne will not see persons who are
seeking positions Of public trust" after
Nov. 1, nor their advocates, has caused
great sorrow to fall upon Washington.
Jonathan /. Haskill ei Fitcbbn-g, Mass.,
wealthy, prominent and a close friend OF
Congressman Rice, has been sentenced to
the penitentary for burning building to
obtain the insurance.
Col. Henry, Ninth cavalry, acting Judge
advocate, department OF the Platte, has
rendered decision to the effect that beer
may be sold at military posts in his de-
partmept without the psrty selling hnying
municipal license. ''T ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin OF New
York, who have leased Lady Seafield's
country residence in Enaland, gave a ball
at which 500 neishbors were present.
The chief iuetice Of Nova Scotia has pro-
claimed that hereafter he shall punish
crimes against women with the lash and
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