The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-30

4'he whole country Is moving to honor
the memory OF Gen. Grant. The broad
sides OF the great papers are hardly large
enough to contain each days proceedings
and resolutions OF grand army, and al
sorts of organizations,
The death If Gen. Grant still continues
10 engross a large share ofpublc attention.
1t is decided to bury the dead hero in Cen
trail Park, New York city, the public funeral
to take place Saturday, Aug. q.
The last time Gen. Grant signed his name
was few days before death, when he put
it on the back of check for 81 900 which
he had received from the Century Publish
ing company.
Secretary Bayard has addressed Il circular
to all OF the diplomatic and consular of
ficers of the United States, in which he in
vites attention to the presidential pro-
clamation announcing the death of Gen.
Grant. He directs that the flag of the Of
fees be displayed at half-mast on the re-
ception of the circular and that the usual
symbols of mourning be assumed for peri
cd of thirty days.
Another account of the accident at Col
ogne says: ''Forty-five persons have been
killed and twenty-five others badly wound
ed by the collapse and fall of row of build
ings in this city"
London Gable; ! am told that the mar
quis OF Salisbury has decided to accept Rus
sia's proposal to leave the final settlement
Of the dispute concerning Zulfikar to Joint
commission to he appointed by the two gov
ernments.
The reduction OF the treasury force by
113 clerks effects saving OF $135, 900 u
year.
Passengers on a train few miles out of
no a.
rolling along the rails before and behind the
train, thunder storm then began,
Theodore Mills of Washington Is TO begin
work soon on hust al the late Bishop
Matthew Simpson,
The hottest office in Washington is that
ofthe secretary Of the treasury. During this
week the mercury there has averaged about
% degrees.
Mrs. Della Parnell mother of the Irish
agitator, is in strengthened circumstances
and she has been advised to tell her chill
dren OF her needs, as they are all well Off
Charles is rich in land and money i'm Ire
land, rs is her son Henry, and John has a
big plantation in Alabama,
Miss Moore, an American, has taken the
first prize for singing at the Paris conserva-
t9ire: -
The directora Of the Munster bank. pro-
pose to lesume business. For this purpose
they viii issue debentures bearings ercent
interest. They have abandoned hope OF
obtaining assistance from the government
or the Bank of Ireland.
Gen. Patrick A. Collins, member of the
United States congress, arrived i'm Dublin.
lie was welcomed by the lord mayor, Mr.
Dillon and other Nationalist. Gen. Collins
declined banquet which was rendered to
him by the lord mayor, John Dillon, John
oConnor, Matthew Joseph Kenny and 9th
ers at the invitation Of Timothy Harring-
ton, secretary OF the league, he will attend
meeting OF the Irish National league,
No. AL on the United STATES supreme
court docket is the celebrated Myra Clark
Ga;nes. case With tho city Of New Orleans,
which has had to pay SIo,o to print the
mass oievidenoe; weighing in manuscript 200
p0unds,
Mrs. Cramer, sister OF Gen. Grant, accom-
panied by her husband lately Uuited States
minister to Bernc, Switzerland, arrived at
New York on the steamer Wieland nom
Hamburg. - ~