The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-12-03

! The first man who ever turned q furrow
in Montana is said to be Thomas w. Har-
ris of Bitter Root valley, who came to the
| territory with Maj Owen in 1862.
An employment agent at La Crosse ia in
trouble for taking improper liberties swith
a female customer.
| Elizur Wright. a well known aboitionist
and ex-laborer with Garrison and Phillips,
is dead
NJ. Martin, editor of a provincial news.
| paper in Denmark has been sentenced to
| four months imprisonment on q charge oil
! melting people to take take up arms and
drive the obnoxious Estrupp from power.
| Mr.. Parnell has withdrawn from the con-
| test for parliament in the Irish district OF
Liverpool.
A party OF Russian officers, while drunk,
assaulted the commissioner OF police, and
are to be court rt-martialed.
| The Montreal Witness offers a reward OF
81 900 for CAGE OF smallpox originating
in the handling Of any Montreal newspa-
papers:
Lieut.. Fl. 2. Allen, who recently returned
from an exploring expedition to Alaska,
has been ordered to Washington from Dan
Conner barracks by the secretary OF war.
The president recently received and dis
| posed Of 1877 visitors in seven minutes.
Leading Democrats are trying to have
Secretary Bayard bounced from the state
department.
On account OF Bismarck's wholesale cx.
pulsions from Prussia, the druggists in Gal.
ioia now order their supplies from Paris in.
, stead OF from Berlin.
The porte, by the advice OF Russia and
England, has counseled Servia to stop the
war.
King Theebaw has called out more troops,
but they don't interfere with the British
advance.
Parnell, fearing defeat, declines to run
for parliament from the Liverpool district.
The new Sunday law in Vienna forbids
printers to do any work on Sunday evening,
The president has made the following ap.
pointment: William A. Beach, collector OF
internal revenue for theTwenty first district
ofNewYork; GeorgeW. Miller marshalWest.
ern district ofPennsy ylvania; Elijah Gales,
marshal Western district Of Missouri;
Benjamin F. Ledbotter, surveyor general
of Louisiana.
Ex-Confederates are Hew disqualified
from holding offices in the departments
would bar out most veterans of the war
on both sides, were it not that q special
exception is made in favor of Union SOL
diers.
Jessie Porter, q pretty girl of Salem,
Mass, was punched in the cheek by ayoung
man with vaccination point. The virus
took, and the girls head is horribly swol-
len and she has been laid up three weeks.
The Minnesota revenue district paid in
$492, 404 last year.
r Era1or{cLo n 1ouro ~, =, "a Ur:vo
low ILL.,, is under arrest charged with forg.
ing notes to the extent Of $500, and swin
ding residents Of Lena, Winslow, and bank
at Monroe, Wis,
Frank NJ. Wright, travelling salesman
Tor John Rosser & Co., wholesale station.
era OF Lafayette, Ind, collected large
part OF the firms money and left for parts
unknown.
On. Jan. 80 the Kanaaa people will cele-
brate at Topeka the quarter centennial an.
niversary of the adm ission OF Kansas into
the Union.
Last month William Jackson, late assist,
ant postmaster at Amercus, Ga,, ,dsiRuited
and robbed the postoftisaa at that place and
fled. He was followed by Inspector Booth
Through Texas to California and arrested
at Los Angeles.
Dr.; A; J; Rodlnan 81 pelavan, Wis.,, ar.
up q man named Charles Bedel, q resident
OF Darieh, Wis. Rodman held o mortpAsa
an q yaluab bic horse and buggy that Bsdel
owned, and which he traded IN Freeport te
g meat market man. The affair was
stfalshteaed out by Rodman taking the
property and paying all expenses.
The Northern Pacific has aprepared tar.
if Of special yates governing the shipment
OF oats, IN car loads Of 10000 pounds,
from points on. its main line and branches
to Duluth, Superior, 81, Paul, Minnesota
transfer ana MlnneApolis. The new tariff
geos nto sMeet Dee. i, and reduces these
ratea Eom 10 20 SO per cent,