The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-10-29
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| latest remonstrance OF the powers in regard
| to the war preparations that are being
made by Greece, says A Bulgaria Roume-
lian union would expose the Greek and
non-Bulgarian population in Bulgaria to
| complete annih alton, and it is there
| fore impossible ior Greece to remain pas
| sive when her vital interests are thus
| threatened.
| Violent debates arose in the Austrian
reichsrath. The German party asked the
| president to call Premier Taafe to order
for accusing the opposition OF importing
race iealousies in the army. The president
refused to interfere. The Germans threaten
to withdraw from the reichsrath unless
satisfaction be given. The Neue Freie
Presse, with an article on the matter, has
been suppressed
The case OF Louis Riel, the leader OF the
half breed insurrection in the Northwest
| Territory, was under consideration by the
privy council recently. Francis Henry
Jenne, the prisoners English counsel,
stated the prisoners side of the case, and
made Il long argument in behalf of his
client. After hearing Riers counsel the
judges thought it was not necessary to hear
the other side OF the case.
Gov. Hauser OF Montana has Just for
| warded his report to the secretary of the
| interior, the main points of which are as
follows: The total assessment ofproperty
! for 1884 amounted to $40. 1916, ,OOO.91, an
increase OF about So, 100000 over the pre-
vious year. The increase in population
has been greater during the past two years
than at any other period, and is estimated
at 100, 900 to 100000.
At Mansfield, Ohio, Mrs. Gates, wife OF
John Gates, sheriff, armed herself with a
rawhide, and with her brother, started in
pursuit of Robert Ritchie n young man
| l,.,, 81 liam, ,fx, oh inu
him, Mrs. Gates brother drew q revolver
and ordered him to stand still until his Sis
ter chastised him. When she had exhaust
ed herself in the use OF the rawhide, Mrs.
Gates permitted Ritche to depart.
| While Edward IIodgson and Il friend
were returning to Hazleton, Pa, across
the mountains from Shenandoah, on foot
they were attacked by masked robber,
who used billy upon them. Both were
knocked senseless, and Hodgson received
| two severe scalp wounds. The robber took
about $3.50 which Hodgson had collected
| from customers in Shenandoah. Hodgson
and his friend were found lying on the road
! side.
Thomas Whiteley and wife were found dy
| ing in bed in their room at the Commercial
hotel, at Lincoln, Neb., from the effects of
morphine. They have since died. The
| couple were married at Bea trice, and went
| to Lincoln, intending to go East. Whiteley,
| who Travelled for the Standard Shoe COM
panv of Jefferson, Mo, was a confirmed
morphine eater. 1t is supposed that he ad
ministered q dose to his bride through
jealousy or some other cau>e OF recent
| origin and then took dose himself.
Gen. Sherman has it is said, written to a
| friend that he regrets having removed from
! Washington to St Louis. and often wishes
! IL IL Il
! iortablv settled for the remainder of his
days. One reason assigned is tnat there is
| less brilliant aud pleasant social life than in
! Washington and greater scarcity OF pretty
/ girls. Another is that he finds there fewer
! army companions and congenial friends
with sufficient leisure to chat with about
the past and kill time pleasantly.
The tenth annual church congress OF the
| Protestant Espicopal church in the United
States was opened at New Haven, Conn.,,
! by services in Trinity church. Bishop
John Williams celebrated holy commun-
! ion, assisted by Bishop Whippe OF Mime
sofa. Among several hundred clergymen
present were Bishops Neely OF Maine and
Dudley OF Kentucky and Canon Farrar.
The inaugural address was delivered by
| Bishop Williams who welcomed the menu
| bers OF the congress to the diocese. The
general secretary OF the congress, DR..
George D. Wilds of Riverdule n. Y, deliver
ed memorial of deceased members.
At Copenhagen, Denmark, a desperate att
| tempt was made to assassinate Premier
! Estrupp by Il young man named Rasmus=
sen IL compostor. Rasmussen fired two
shots from Il revolver at the premier.
| When in the act Of firing the third shot the
would-be assassin was seized by couple OF
detectives, II number OF whom have con-
ST hppp in n fer lln npa n ,ar
for some time past owing to the extreme
hatred OF the populace toward him and the
other members of the cabinet. Rasmussen
was hurriedly taken to the prison, the
officials fearing an attempt at rescue would
be made.
The president has appointed the follow
ing: William Hill OF Illinois. consul at
Port Sardinia; Robert 2. Waring, asiayer
and melter of the United States assay Of
flee at Charlotte, n. c.; George S. Savage,
collector Of customs for the district Of
Cherry Stone, Va; S. j. Anderson, collect=
or of customs at Portland, Me-; William
Porter OF California and William H.
Barnes OF Illinois, associate justices OF the
supreme court Of Arizona; John O. Shields
of Michigan, chief Justice of the supreme
court OF Arizona E. Van Long of Indiana,
chief justice OF the supreme court of New
Mexico:
Regarding the efforts OF Mr.. Pendleton to
SECURE modification Of the Bancroft treaty
with Germany, it is stated that Bismarck
has again given evidence OF his increasing
hatred Of the United States by interpreting
the treaty in the severeSt manner against
all German-Americans: 1t is said that if
| he could have his own way and dared to
enter upon such course, the oppressive
edict which is now enforced against the
| Poles in the Northwestern province of Ger
many would find parallel in the restrictive
measures which would be adopted against
| German Americans in the mother country,
who have never rendered military service
there.
Since the announcement of the decision
OF Secretary Lamar in regard to the ad-
mission to practice before the department
OF exemployes, many inquiries have been
made as to the nature of the claims that
cannot be prosecuted by SUCH attorneys:
| To settle the question the secretary issued
the fallowing order: at lis hereby prescribed
that no person who has been an officer,
clerk or ernploye OF this department. with.
in two years prior to his application to
practice in any case pending therein shall
be recognized or permitted to practice as
an alto rney or agent in such gases as shall
have been pending in the department be-
fore or at the date he left the service; pro-
|
officers, clerks or employees Of the patent
office"
| London cable.-Greek met Greek in the
electoral campaign and all political Eng
land is ringing with the echo OF their blows.
Lord Chamberlain addressed the Liberal
association at Birmingham and Lord
Randolph Churchill spoke at Kings Lynn.
| The speeches were aimed at each other and
are very lively reading. Mr.. Chamberlain
referred to Lord Randolph Churchill as
''the author OF the extraordinary ligma-
role, his electoral address, coloress
document" and IA penny novelist" and
IAN ignorant schoolboy." Lord Randolph
charged Mr. Chamberlain with Interested
motiyes, with being intensely dishonest and
hagrantly immoral, and said his radical
suggestions were utterly hopeless and
utterly absurd. Mr.. Chamherlaln's reply
| to the Marquis Of Saliaburys attack at
Brighton was most effective.
The tardiness with which Mai. Gasman
has been sending the settlers off the Crow
Creek and WinnebagO reservation has ex.