Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-02-25
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Judge & Co.'S private bank at Darling
Ton, Wis. has become a national bank.
A San franciscan has q scheme for
building q floating railway bed across Bshr-
ngs strait.
The bill requiring the securing of H.
censes to marry WAS killed Friday in the
Michigan house.
Farmers in the Edwardsville, Ind, sec
ton report the winter wheat plant very
badly DANA yed By the cold weather.
Mrs Raymond, wife of the Hon. John
B. Raymond, delegate in congress from Da-
kota, died at Washington Friday morning
Mrs. Wendell Phillips is still living
quietly il tie house which was her hus-
oand's last home, in the southern part of
Boston.
Mrs Jay Rix, of Cleveland, Ohio,
oloped Thursday with Mark Lester, roller
skating professor. Mr.. Rix swcars that he
will Kill the professor. ---.--- .-7
The opinion prevails in the City of
Mexico that rssarling the ship railway,
Capt. Eads viii secure from the government
the concessions he requests.
The Grand Arch Chapter, Phi Kappa
Psi, concluded its ses ions Friday at Column
the first Monday in May 1885, G3'
P T. Barnum's proposed medal from
the Bridgep-it school board was engraved
at the mint i'll Philadelphia, but when it
reached Bridgeport it read "Peter Barnum."
Kankakee. Ills, business men and capt.
talists are en- eaYor!ug to secure tae loca-
ton of the Oliver Chilled PIow works at
that place. Richmond, Ind, is also can
didate for the honor. E#
During her husbands absence, Mrs
William Clark, OF Leech's Corner, Ohio, be-
headed her 4-days'-old infant with Ratchet
and concealed the corpse. The woman is
supposed to be insane 49,.
The Rev. d.. Newman, who was Presi-
dent Grants pastor, is authority for the
statement that the general will write a
history covering his military life andcivil
administration, and that he has already
gathered much material for 1t. Ts&#FF5
A movement has been set on foot to
have an appropriate celebration of the CEN
tennial Of the first permanent settlement in
Ohio. The celebration will take place in
1888 at Marietta, where it is proposed to
hold centennial exposition.
The late Comte A. de Liesville was
probably the most successful collector of
relics OF the first French revolution. One Of
the most interesting was an accurate model
of the Bastile, carved out of one of the stones
of that editce.
While Joseph Haberecker, his wife, and
three children were out sleighing at Muncy
Valley, Pa, Thursday, the horses ran away,
overturning the vehicle and dragging it
long distance. The father and one child
were killed, and the mother and the two
other children MORALLY hurt.
Milton Morton, Cleveland business
man, suspecting that his place would be-
robbed, fixed @ revolver SO that it would be
discharged if certain windory were opened.
That night Michael Murray attempted to in
wade the place, and received the bullet in his
chest. '~7'@
In the precincts Of the house of parlia-
ment, Ottawa, Ont, Friday night Mr.. Lam
dry, n. p, editor Of The Noveliste, attacked
and beat with the butt of a riding whip Mr..
Langlier,i editor Of LIE Lecteur. Landry
claims that his victim published the statement
he Landry was living in adultery with his
sister-in-law. t.
In the wreck Thursday Night on the
Virginia Midland railway, the contents of
the express safe, between $4,000 and $780,
600, were destroyed and thirteen through
registered mail pouches, $50 sacks of ordin-
airy mail matter, and $50 registered letters
were consumed in the fire, besides thirty
cars and coaches Money and valuables to
an unknown amount were in the mail
pouches.
a ooordipo tn all accounts the sitlla-