The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-10-29

The daughters OF the British Minister
West at Washington are stylish, but neith-
er OF them is pretty.
The pastor of the Bowdoin Square Bap-
tist church at Boston Rev. Mr.. Downes has
been re iuested to resign.
Demonico OF New York has got a new
lease OF his building by paying $5O,O u
year, an advance of 81 5, 900.
Archdeacon Farrer in an interview in
New York, praised American institutions,
paAticularly the educational.
The Sisseton Sioux want passes to Wash
ing ton to enable them to lay their alleged
grieva noes before the president.
The father of Stillman Conant, the miss
ing editor OF Harper's Weekly, is seriously
i'll from anxiety about his son.
Secretary Manning will allow no form Of
evasion of his recent order relative to
shipments in Canadian bottoms.
Chief Crowfoot, of the Blackfeet, asked
the agent at Calgary, to let him go to Eng
land to visit the Great Mother"
The minor state of seigc for Berlin has
been prolonged until Sep. 30, 1886, through
fear OF the audacity OF socialism.
The president appointed Rudolph kle
berg OF Texas to be United States attorney
for the Western district OF Texas.
The San Francisco Grant monument COM
mittee got $15, 900 from Leland Stanford,
Charles Crocker and Mrs. H opkins.
Mrs. Bell, the heorine of Al Washington
restaurant scandal some years ago, has
been granted divorce by agreement.
1t is said that the administration has re-
scinded its order for the expulsion of the
settlers on the Grow Creek reservation.
The Pensacola (Fla.) fire consumed the
entire block in which the city buildings
were located. The loss exceeds $50, 900.
The recent imperial meeting at kremsier
cost Francis Joseph OF Austria about
two hundred and fifty tho usand dollars.
Mr.. James Russell Lowell will spend the
winter principally at Southboro, Mass,
with his daughter, Mrs. Edward Burnett.
The Indian rebels now in jail for taking
part in the Riel revolt will be hanged Nov.
~, if the law is allowed to take its course.
A reign of terror exists in the town OF
Rising Sun, Cecil county, Md. A band OF
thieves have been operating with great sue
cess.
The president is reported as saying that
unless the charges aga;iist Gov. Pierce OF
Dakota are sustained, he will not be re-
moved.
Morton C. Warren, importer of laces at
New York, assigned with preferences of
S117, The liabilities are upwards OF
$500, 900.
Stout Austrian women are now scrubbing
the 4. 200 windows OF the Vienna city hall
at an expense OF 10000 tiorins to the
municipal government.
Mr.. Gothusen OF Boston, to accomplish
some important business, chartered Il
special train and made the trip from New
York to Washington in five hours.
Charles Stokes, son OF Hon William B.
Stokes, shot himself at Alexandria, Tenn
He was formerly IL revenue gaugcr, but was
removed fro m office short time since.
Mrs. Mark Hopkins drives team of
spanking trotters herself around Great
harrington, Mass, every day. She has
$50, 900, 900 and buys many good horses.
The grand jury in London has found a
true bill against Mr.. Stead and the other
defendants in the Armstrong case for alb
duction, conspiracy and indecent assault.
Fred Hollar, confined IN the Jail for an
assault upon Mrs. Mclaughlin ard Mrs:
Taylor, who lived alone on Il farm, was
mortally wounded by mob at Winchester
Ill.
Senator Don Camerons friends deny that
he INKS OF resigning his seat in the United
States senate. He will be home in q few
days and will be present at the opening OF
congress.
A young man named Reed Johnson COM
mitted n criminal assault on Miss Martini
at Pleasanton, Mo. The girl informed her
la ther OF the outrage, then shot herself, and
will probably die.
The English steamship Finsbury, of Lon
don. Capt. Graystone, has been chartered
on a two months time charter to carry iron
ore from St Jago Cuba, to Philadelphia on
account OF the Juragua Iron company.
George r. Wilbourne of Miles City, Mont. .,
has been appointed a special agent OF the
interior department to make allotments OF
lands in severalty to the Crow Indians,
under the act approved April 1882.
Mrs. Sarah Hicks, a pretty young New
York widow, drank a quantity OF carbolic
acid because Jed Shirley OF New York, to
whom she was engaged, wanted the wedding
postponed. She died.
The marble pulpit, which the late Cardi-
nal McCloskey presented to the st. Pat
rick's cathedral in New York at a cost of
SO, 900, has just arrived from Italy in
foity-hve large cases:
A thirty five year old bachelor, worth
$40, 900, has written from one of Montana $
interior towns to Col. Charles ID. Curtis,
that he will come to Helena during the
holidays to hunt for wife.
The prison congress continue their session
and discuss disciplinary measures Col:
Thomas F. Barr says the army is satisfied
with the present arrangement, but thinks
government prisons advisable.
Mile. Marie Valette promising young
actress, who has only just made her debut
at the Porte st. Martin, Paris, and who
was not more than twenty years Of age,
died very suddenly. The case is an un-
| usually sad one.
Fred Hollar had lively time with a
Winchester, ILL.,, lynching party. He was
twice driven from the jail and escaped by
running the gauntlet Of forty armed men,
all of whom fired at him, one ball pcnetrat-
ing the abdomen.
Riel was recently notified OF a further res
pite till Nov. 10. He expresses disgust be-
cause it was not reprieve, rs he confident
ly expected. He continues in good spirits,
and expresses the opinion FIRE ly that he
will not be hanged.
Assistant Secretary Coon will doubtless
remain, in the tire lsury department. good
while yet. as his great knowledge OF the bus.
mess compes the new administration to
keep him. He has had twenty years exper-
fence in the treasury.
London Cable The outcome OF the
Ere nch election is shown by an article in
the Monarchical Figaro. which says: The
republic is made and founded. All politics
which does not accept this fundamental
verify is politics in the air.
Mrs. Wright, Of ST, Louis, the young
married woman who attempted to commit
suicide three months ago on account OF the
sudden death OF her hus band, died. She
belonged to a respectable family in St.
Louis, where she was born. She was high
ly educated, and very attractive in appear.
ance.
Mrs. Mary Muldoon OF youngstown,
Ohio reported to the police that she had
been robbed Of over $4,000, and that her
fourteen.yeor- old son Tom was missing.
Before midnight Tom was found in shed
asleep. His pockets were weighed down
with silver and 50, 600 in bills found on his
person.
The French police have handed over to
the German authorities the American,
Whitaker, on the charge OF his connection
with the Hamburg bank robbery. They
were unable to connect him with robberies
in Paris and Nice, although there was much
to show that he was an accomplice in these
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