The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-10-28

to Miss Minnie F. Roesch, beautiful girl,
and the wedding guests had assembled.
Lafor left y note stating that he had not
the moral courage to proceed with the
marriage.
The revenues so far this month have
averaged over 81, 900. 900 day, and are
now about $l2,0OO,O 900 in excess OF the
expenditures during the same period. The
financial situation Is regarded at the
treasury department. rs favorable for an
other call for 3 per cent bonds, and it is
probable that one will be issued in a few
days.
New York Special: The troubles OF Will
lam Sherman, formerly IL priest OF the
Catholic church, whose marriage with Til
lie Mccoy caused hisEauspension, do not
seem to be at an cad yet. When his fall
for 40 it is regarded by his co-religionists
took place. a storm of Indignation was
raised against him which grew in volume
as soon as it was learned that another
young woman named Julia Mulvaney had
made an affidavit in which she stated that
the ex-priest had ruined her under promise
/ OF marriage. She desired his arrest in or
der that he might be compelled to do her
simple justice.
The following have been nominated for
congress- Oscar Lapham Democrat, 1st
4. l.: Leopold Morse. Democrat. Sd Mass;
Charles r. Bradley, Democrat, I'd X. l.
At Des Moines the long contested case OF
Hair vs.. Dunnell on the patent hotel regis
ter was decided in the federal court by q
verdict in favor OF Hair for over So. 600.
The malignant disease which has made
such devastating ravages among the hogs oi
Indiana is believed to be y form OF throat
disease resembling diphtheria. Whenever
the hogs are stricken with the malady 1T
is certain to prove fatal.
There were 1913 failures in the United
States reported to Bradstreet's during the
week, against 149 in the preceding week,
and 146 234, 200 and 141 in the corre-
spending weeks OF 1885, "a, 'S3 and 'S2,
spectively.
Charles Stern, wholesale fancy goods
dealer at Toronto, has made an assign
ment. Liabilities, $5O,O0O.s +&">.
London Telegraph: At length a serious
attempt will be made to ingraft mounted
infantry upon the British army. The duke
struction of a large number OF men selected
from the infantry battalions OF the South
eastern district, in the duties OF mounted
infantry.
The president has elected L. F. Buford
OF Mississippi as deputy fourth audit or
OF the treasury, vice Mr.. Davis resigned.
William r. Greathouse Of New CLEANS
will be appointed consul to Tampico, Mex,
in a few days.
Kate field will soon make Washington
her home. She has invested her spare
cash in property there.
1t is estimated at the treasury DEPART
ment that the ultimate issue OF the new
s 1 and 81 silver certificates may aggregate
$50, 600, 900, and the $5 silver certificates
$50, 900, 900.
The Indian bureau has allowed John
Jones of Council Bluffs. Iowa, $3.50 for
depredations committed by Sioux Indians
in 1865. Jones claimed $l,15O. 1t re-
ty, Mont. anything, although he claimed
$4,215 on account OF depredations COM
mitted by Blood Indians in 1866. 1t
finds that the injury to his person and
property is not within the Jurisdiction of
the department..
The journal Of the house Of representa-
| tives for the first session OF the Forty
ninth congress has jus been issued by the
| public printer For the first time in con-
gressional history the volume OF matter
was so bulky that it had to be bound in
| two parts Of 1000 pages. Never before
| has the journal OF long session contained
q,
has 3, 200 pages.
On Friday the 22d. number OF earth
quake shocks were experienced in South
Carolina and other states, covering as
large an area as the shocks OF August last.
No particular damage is reported.
Geronimo has gone to Florida.
Hon. James G. Blaine, accompanied by
his two sons. devoted day to visiting the
scenes OF his boyhood in Brownsville, Pa.
At Vermontsville, Mich, Three unknown
| men entered the Office OF the American Ex-
press company. and, seizing Agent w. NJ.
Bale, bound, gagged and tied him to the
| safe. They then rifled the open safe, Sc.
curing about $500.
| At the Universalist general convention
at Akron, Ohio, it was decided to engage in
! foreign missionary work, and q committee
| on foreign missions was appointed. 1t was
decided to hold the next meeting in New
York. Officers for tho ensuing year were
elected as follows: President. Rev. E. d.
Sweetser, Philadelphia; vice president
Gen. ]. C. Graves, New York; secretary,
Rev. G. L. Demarest, Manchester, N. H..
treasurer, Stevenson Taylor, New York.
Bernard Kirchstein, workman on the
bridge between Council Bluffs and Omaha,
died from the caisson disease. The atmos.
| pheric pressure in the caisson where he had
been working is now thirty pounds to the
| square inch.
F, j. F. Bradley, ex-rnanager of the Pull
man Palace Car company, has been sent
to Joliet for five years.
| Kladno, town Of Bohemia, is threaten
ed with Obstruction. All the streets are
sinking. The town is built over iron and
coal pits. eA
A meeting was held at Waterford, Ire
land. The mayor presided, at which il
was resolved to erect o statue OF Gen
Francis Thomas Meagher, who was borr
in atcity,s- s9e
The government will reorQanize the police
| OF Belfast on the Dublin model, and sub
stitute qualified justices for the present
borough magi stracy. Anational school al
Cahermurphy. West Clare, was wrecked
recently by unknown parties. The teachers
had admitted to the school, children o
boyeotted citizens, in spite OF warning no
tices posted in public. So '~s7s
AT Stevens. Point, Wis, It took q jury
but d few minutes to acquit Lawyer Hazel
tine of the murder OF Morse, a well knowr
8 week and has been one OF great interes
throughout the state on account OF tb
prominence OF the parties. Several months
ago Morse was shot by Hazeltine Will
riding in his buggy. The latter gave himsel
up, At the trial just ended his lawyer
pleaded that he became insane by the sud
den discovery that bis intimate friend
Morse, had led his wife astray. r
The duke OF Connaught win probably b
appointed to the command of the Madra,
army in place OF Gen. McPherson, deceas
ed. fR Z"
4 Ex-senator Bruce (colored) owns fin
plantation in Mlissisappi and is wortl
in q letter to T. II. Allen, pension agen
at Sa9 Francisco, Commissioner Blacl
takes strong ground against the assesa
ment system, and intinstSs shat any ofii
cial who yields TO the demands Of q sell
constituted committee and pays money in
to q campaign fund il in danger Of losin
his position.
Edward Cole and two companions trie,
to break into Victor JEWELS house, fv
miles north OF Ionia, Mich, Jewell order
cd the men away, but they paid no hee,
to the Earning, and he fired, killing Cole.
Postoffices established: Minnesota: Pill
lager, Cass county. Fourth-class post