Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-12-23
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A steady tide of popular sentiment
in this country flows in favor OF direct
ing the course of national Legislation 10
the advantage of the interests OF labor.
-Net0 York. NeWS.
An improvement is noticed in the
mental condition of Carlotta, widow
of Macmillan, and her physicians an
ticipate complete recovery. She Is
forty-five years old.
The sun of that distinguished beast
and Bostonian, John L. Sullivan, has
not yet set, but we think we note 1t IN
the pugilistic armament rs somewhat
west Of south Chicago 1ribune.
The London Times editorially states
that it has been officially intimated at
the Foreign Office that Germany IS
willing to refer the Caroline dispute to
the arbitration of friendly power.
DR.. George r. Elliott, the specialist,
whose microscopical Investigations re-
vealed the true nature of Gen. Grants
disease, and who pronounced it cancer
and incurable, is not more than Il
years OF age.
London can never be wholly lost
while the noble Briton holds firmly to
the resolve that no Englishman shall
ever be guilty of the grievous scandal
of marrying his dead wife's sister,
Neso York Mercury.
Newspaper men have as much sense
IS h. 1nnant HtnnSS Nf
things as anyone else living, and it is
owing to their moral convictions that
the country is not flooded with immoral
literature every day.-SGm Anto~so
Times.
The Leader man should not criticize
us too severely just because our spelling
does not agree with Webster's. On the
other hand it would equally pain US to
see Webster roughly handled because
his photography does not tally with
ours.-EStelline, (Dak.) Bell.
The Buddhists may have visited this
continent on the west and the North
men on the east, but they failed to adj
vertise their discoveries in the daily pa
pers of the time, and not an emigrant
nor dollars worth of trade ever fol-
lowed their discoveries. - Detroit,
(Nich.) Journal.
To look at any ordinary newspaper,
the reader would come to the conclu-
sion that the whole world was sick, and
that nothing would keep it from dying
but the cure-all preparations which are
so cunning and ing iously presented
as to deceive the healthiest mind or
acknowledgement (Ga.) Chronicle.
The genius of man has never devised
a plan to prevent robbery by shop
thieves. Many business house, poised
between profitable trade and losing
one, has gone down a prey to the dis
honesty of its own employees. Any
man who has suffered in this way will
not be apt to look upon the admiration
for honesty as an empty sentiment
San Francisco Erening Host.-
The lust for office is becoming a ma
tional curse, and the press of the coun-
try cannot be more probably employed
than in warning young men of the
rocks on which so many have been
wrecked. Indeed, the newspapers
should never weary in warning upon a
national evil which is hurrying untold
calamities upon the country.-IIttmols
State Register.
The productive capacity of modern
highly-developed machinery is so enor-
nous that the supply of all necessities
is satisfied without calling into requisi-
ton the services of 4 large part OF the
working community. What are they
to do? is the great question which
must be answered for that large pro-
portion of the population which is ex-
cluded from fortunes favors.-L0ujs.
UiIIe Times.
1t would be interesting to publish q
list of Maxwell's cultured callers, not
that that would deter them, but just to
let the rest of st. Louis know how
respectable and educated the ladies
are. Brooks, instead of being the
profiigate Walter H. Lennox Maxwell,
is, as has been shown, and as he him
self admits, plain Mr.. Brooks, a tritling
dead beat, and, according to the eVi,
dence, a most despicable assassin.-In-
diaaapolis Journal.
The father of Sir Richard Sutton, the
owner of the Genesta. was one of the
best sportsmen in England, though he
had not the same tastes as his son.
He was celebrated as a shot and an an
gler. Every winter for many years he
visited the west of Ireland for the
woodcock shooting-he always shot of
a pony, being lame-and his exploits
with the rod in catching salmon from
the Long Wall in Galway used to at
tract crowds.
There is no truth in the stories about
Queen Victoria interesting herself in the
Duke of Cumberland's affairs. She
has held no communication with him
for years. The beginning of the aliena-
ton was the Queens share in bringing
about the marriage of the Princess
Frederick, and it was completed by her
Majesty's erecting in St. Georges q
tablet to the memory of the late King
George, whom she styled in the inscrip-
ton ''The last King of Hanover"
The writer in Harper's Magazine fol-
October who processes to tell all about
the brewing Of beer is in error with re-
gard to the use of the words "ale''
| and "beer'' in Eng land. They are not
by any means what Mrs. Darlington
would have called anonymous terms. "
1t is true that the meanings of the
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