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

The number Of hogs packed in the West
since March l is 4 $40, 900 against 3,975,-
600 last year.
BY the breaking OF a bridge at East Sagi-
nav, Mich, sixty Live persons were precip-
itated into the water, thirteen of whom are
missing.
Armour & Co. of Chicago will build IN
opposition refrigerator and dressed bcel
establishment in ST. Louis.
Ex-Secretary Ramsey says the Edmunds
law, if supplemented by additional legisla-
ton, will wipe out polygamy.
Postal cards and sealed packages are now
allowed to be delivered by the special ser.
vice.
Commissioner Black has rendered de-
cision favorab BILE to the pensioners of 1912
Bishop Whipple thinks congress will ap-
propriate money for the relief OF Minnesota
lndions.
The president is having trouble in finding
suitable men for the civil service commits.
sion.
Robert j Cook, treasurer of the Press
company at Philadelphia, was attacked
by Stephen MACPHERSON, the colored JAM
tor OF the building, and struck on the head
with hatchet, having his skull fractured.
Boston Birch and the members OF the
notorious gang OF counterfeiters were SEN
fenced to the penitentiary in the United
States court at Pittsburg; Buck for Z
years, Ed Harmon years, Louis Whit
more ) years, j ohm r. Farr years and
months, John Secrist years, George
Buck l year and Andrew Greener years.
T. II. Winston OF Chicago is to be ap-
pointed minister to Persia.
lowing fourth-class postmasters: Dakota
Salem Phillip l.. Runkel; Howard. Bar.
ney O'Neal. Montana-Musselshell George
w. Ives. Wisconsin-Siege Matthias
Blume. Iowa-Seney, Libbie Fairmarch;
Adir, Michael Lynch; Newmarket, c. A..
Pace; Soaring, Albert D. IIix; Madrid
Squire Williams; Tripoli, Henry Eiferts;
Conrad, r. A. Holland; Persia, James
Laing.
number OF leading citizens Of Cham
paign county, ILL.,, have been at the bar OF
the circuit court during the last few days to
answer indictments for gambling. All
pleaded guilty and paid their fines, ranging
from $50 downward and endeavored to
keep the matter quiet.
James Hodges was elected mayor OF Bal
timore on the regular Democratic ticket.
defeating Judge George w. Brown, the
ieoioiA hOihihSC, W ~ vi
1000.
Miss Mcmillan, prominent La Crosse
society lady, is said to have accompanied
Prof. Cleveland in his flight.
A. j. Burns, in a spirit OF petty revenge,
shot Mrs. Ray Good and Lillian Walter at
Chicago, and narrowly escaped lynching
The women are said to be from ST. Paul
An aggregate shortage OF $4,000 has
hapn ri inf bn ,SE H.
county.
c. w. Israel and G. w Archibald. Texas
bankers, were arrested for swindling de.
positors out OF $4,000.
Army officers acquainted with indians
say 1t is a mistake to issue flour to Indians
as they do not know how to make bread.
James Gordon Benefits steam yacht
Polynia was sold for SO, 100. She cost
100000,
Mrs. Theresa Fair, the divorced wife OF
Senator Fair, Is going no marry San
Francisco journalist.
Robert, son OF Col. Morrow, Twenty.
first infantry, has been admitted to the
practice OF the law after brilliant exam
ination before the supreme court OF
Oregon.
The Boston subtreasury has over one
The acting postmaster general appointed
the following fourth.ciass post-masters:
Iowa-Meriden, H. w. Earle; SaseyiI,e.
Adolph Haborkern; Postville, Norman j.
Bundy. Dakota-Menoke, Ro bert r. Marsh;
Mayvile, ID. d. Murray. Montana-San,,
Conlee. James A. Walker. Idaho-River-
side, Nathan Hultz.
I+iaut. Greedy has sailed for Scotland,
where he will deliver a course oflectures on
Arctic venture,
Eighty vessels and $50 lives were lost
during a storm on the coast of Labrador.
Gen. Wade Hampton's daughter is one
OF the most attractive girls in Washington
society
Lieut.. John NJ. Cunningham, stationed
at Fort Clark Tex, was married to Miss
Helen Haight, daughter OF NJ. NJ, Haight at
the res,dance OF the brides father on War
burton avenue in Yonkers, Nj. Lieut..
Cunningham is brother in-law OF Gen.
John A. Logan, who was present at the
ceremony.
The report that Dennis Ryan is planning
to build large hotel in Washington ID. c.,
caused wild excitement among the real es-
tate men OF that city.
Applieants ior the consul generalship at
Paris are increasing every day Very soft
place.
President Cleveland announces that here
after he will not give audience to office
seekers or their advocates,
The president made the following appoint.
nents recently. United States attorneys:
j Joseph W.. House, for the Eastern district
of Arkansas; Mcnto III. Sandes, Western
district of Arkansas; United States mar
shals: Theodore III. Fletcher, Eastern dis
,f ALL III
district OF Arkansas.
At Birmingham, Ala, w. F. Orr and p.
Given, young men who were in love with
the same woman fatally shot each other.
An order is about to be issued by the in.
terror department forbidding the Northern
Pacific to cut timber on it's unpatented
lands.
Second mortgage bonds OF the Northera
Pacific Railroad company to the amount
ofS2e O00, 900 are about to be placbed ON
the market.
Gen. Butler after his initiation into the
IT, A. Il. at Lowell the other night, part ook
Of baked beans and coffee with the hoys,
Mrs. Gen. Grant denies that Mira. sarts,
rig has applied, or eontemplates applying
Tor 4 diVorse,
In the case OF Robert Whitfield at Boze-
nlii, cHargeu WIN the unluwful Killing OF
Hans Olson, the jury returned n verdict of
man-slaughtcr. The sentence
will be for one year.
All over New England parties are ordering
their telephone instruments taken oat be-
cause of tho heavy advance made in rates
by the monopoly.
Mrs. Garfields income is Sl3.4a6 a year.
A sensational trial mas just been con-
GUIDED IN Miller county, Ca, in which Rich
ard +. Jackson was. convicted OF the mur-
of his brcther-in-law, Isaac Baily. The
two men quarreled about land line.
Next day Jackson cut Bailey to pieces.
Mrs. Bailey, who is Jackson's sister, testi-
led against her husband in order to save
lsG hpother's neck. Miss Bailey, a daugh-,
ier, fatty contradicted her mother, and sus-
'aincd the charge OF murdsr.
The remains OF Commander Gcrrhaee, who
brought the obelisk Ia this country, were
Inferred in Rcckiand cemetery, Nynck, N.
I, The interment was private.
The Central Illinois corn has this season
'rown twenty feet high.
8. g. Rice & Sons, hox manufacturers, Of
yncinnati, have assigned. Liabilities, SaA.-
100; assets, $4,000.