The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-04-01

employing about five hundred moldsrs, all
| OF whom are members OF the Knights OF
Labor. 1t is thought their demands will
be conceded.
New York Special: DR.. Henry s. Gale, who
was the partner OF Mrs. Fannie Rich when
she was killed by her husband in st. Paul,
is now living with his brother at Port
Richmond Staten Island.
The dwelling OF d. A. Larson, near Bill
ings. was totally destroyed by fire, includ-
ing its contents. Loss, 81, 900.
At Lewiston, Idaho, Mrs. frankie Gale
wild ow, was found dead. Death was ev-
identity caused from an overdose OF NOR
phine. 1t is supposed to have been case
OF suicid de.
A Pennsylvania colony has purchased a
| 5,O00-acre farm in Washington Territory.
A new secret order, to be known as the
Knights OF Industry, is being formed in
Boston. 1t will be supplementary to the
Knights OF Labor, work upon the same
| principle, but with more defniteness on
| some issues, and embraces both hand and
brain W orkers.
Constable Leibenthal OF Eatontown. N.
| j., who arrested "Mingo" Jack and lodged
him in Jail the night CT lynching. was ar
rested on the charge OF man nslaughter ana
| taken to Freehold Jail. He was aware that
An effort would be made to lynch the ne
| gro. but took no steps to prevent it.
No one ventures a prediction as to how
| or when the strike upon the Gould south
| west system OF railroads will end. Asa last
resort the strikers have called upon the
merchants Of the city to assist in bringing
about a state OF affairs which will make
arbitrat ion possible between the railroad
| officials and striking employees, and inter
1 bov Il N
| the probabl outcome OF such efforts.
| Charles E. Upton. president OF the City
| Bank OF Rochester, n. Y, who last year
robbed that institution OF 5000, 900, com
mitted suicide by taking poison. He had
been sentenced to the penitentiary, but
was at liberty pending an appeal.
The recent snow storm was confined to
| Nebraska, the northern portion Of Iowa,
| the southern halt of Minnesota, and the
western part of Wisconsin. 1t did not ex-
| tend beyond st. Cloud on the Northern
Pacific and Manitoba roads, Hinckley on
the st. Paul Il Duluth, nor Altona on the
| Eastern division OF the Omaha. 1t was
| most severe between st. Paul and Omaha.
| All the semi official German organs con-
| tinue to discuss the prospect OF a war oil re.
| taliation by France against Germany. They
attribute the probability OF such action by
France to an Orleansism scheme. The Post
declares that Germany will await the COM
ing of the war proudly, resolute and ready.
| All hope is abandoned that a reconcilia ton
! between France and Germany can be effect
ed by peaceable means. The Germans cam
| not be restrained ior an hour when the
war cloud bursts.
Samuel F. Villas, an uncle OF Postmaster
General Villas, died in New York.
Reports from Seattle, Wash, show a
! gloomy state OF affairs. Industries are dis
| organized. Five of the seven coal mines
have been shut up for three weeks by a
strike, and another is expected to close.
| At the point OF Winchester rifles, deputy
sheriffs drove back crowd OF strikers at
| Dallas, Tex, who attempted to disable an
| engine. Five strikers were arrested and re-
| leased on bail. An active boycott has been
inausurated by the Knights against the
business mon who signed the petition against
| the strikers which was forwarded to Col.
| Hoxie.
Rev. n. A. Ramsey OF Milton, w. Va,
has eloped with his cousin, Rosa Hanley,
leaving his wife and three children.
Reports received at Bradstreets state
| that the Duluth National bank has brought
suit against the bank of COoperstown, in
Dakota, for $4,000, and the complaint
was followed by an attachment upon the
effects OF the latter bank.
A portable engine in use at Harvey &
| Bros. saw mill near Centralia, ILL.,, explod-
ed recently, instantly killing Will c. Har-
vey, one OF the propriters, and Ed. Lar
den, the engineer.
| Gen. Newton Booth, commander-in-c chief
OF the Salvation Army, has arrived at San
| Francisco from Australia.
| San Bernardino, CAL, has just had the
| first snow storm in four years.
The st. Louis police attacked a large body
OF rowdy strikers and broke some of their
| heads when they dispersed.
Fire at Glendive, Mont, destroys several
houses at a loss OF $35, 600.
]. Armstrong is beheaded by railway
train near Walker, Iowa.
Aid. Jaehne OF New York is released on
$25, 900 bail.
DR.. Bradley OF Lisbon, OAK, is jailed in
| Fargo for election crookedness.
Seattle, WASH, trade and industries are
demoralized.
A collision occurs between the strikers
and police in 81. Louis upon the starting
OF Missouri Pacific freight.
The house bill to increase the capital
stock of the First National Bank Of Shak-
opee, Minn., passed the senate and goes to
the president.
The president has nominated James w.
Romeyn of Detroit, Mich, to be consul at
Valparaiso.
Patents were issed recently to citizens in
Minnesota, as follows: J. F. Church, Min.
neapolis, burglar alarm; o. Damon, Mime.
apolis, stove back; H. c. Waldecker, Aus
TIN, safety lock for firearms.
Amovement is on foot and letters are
being sent out quietly to arrange for ma
| tional NEE ting of business men and manu-
r. L. IL H.
| ii on towards devising some means OF defense
against the power OF organized labor.
There is nothing definite yet arranged
about the proposed meeting, but the opin-
| ion of business men is being asked in con-
| fidential circulars which speak Of "out-
| rageous demands" now being made by
| workingmen, and suggests action to meet
these demands and put employers in a
position to withstand them.
| The sale OF tho St. Cloud, Mankato &
| Austin railroad is to be Investigated at
Mankato.
The following patents have been granted:
| G. v. I. Brown, st. Paul. dental bridge work;
s. M. Utter, Minneapolis, horse shoe; F. w.
Cuching, st. Paul, car door fastener; w. L.
| King, st. Cloud, device for converting mo-
ton; Fl. Meyers, Rush City, spool holder
for sewing machines A. G. Clausen, Mime
apolis. dust guard for railway cars.
| J. D. Martin who is accused OF the stock
yards murder, was arraigned at st. Paul,
| upon the charge eofmurder. He declined to
| waive his preliminary examination, but
asked for q continuance which was grant
| ed.
]. A. Snowden, won the roller skating
race at Minneapolis.
Ex-senator Bruce and Ex.Congressman
Lynch OF Mississippi called on the presi-
dent and appealed to him for moral sup
port in suppressing outrages upon colored
people in the south. The president prom
ised to comply with their request.
The house committee on Pacific railroads
have adopted the following resolution:
Resolved, That subcommittee Of FIVE be
directed to prepare and report to the who le
committee bill providing for the settle
ment OF the indebtedness OF Pacific roads,
in annual installments, with provisions for
extending the lien OF the United States over
all tho branch roads, properties, franchises
and rights Of said companies.
| London IN to be supplied with fresh Dutch