Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-04-28
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The queens birthday will be celebrated
in London May %,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Watterson will sail
| for Europe May II.
| The Oshkosh WIS., Base Ball club has
been admitted into the Northwestern league
G. W. Wood, postmaster at Humboldt,
Ills, was arrested, Friday, for selling lottery
| tickets.
A revised list shows that the recent
cyclone in Minnesota resulted in seventy
| one deaths
William FL. English, of indianapolis, is
| investing much of his money in natural gas
| industries in Ohio.
The Philadelphia Press suggests that the
senate call for the papers in the case of the
presidents engagement
The Presbyterian general assembly will
be held at Minneapolis, beginning May 20,
and continuing for two weeks.
Brown & Anderson, stock brokers at New
York, who failed recently, owe Sill, 543,
with actual assets of but $24,57S.
The Spanish sanitary council has author
lied the general adoption Of DR.. Ferran's
practice of incubation against cholera.
The total number of buildings destroyed
at Sank Rapids Mimi, was 100, and the
value of the property destroyed S2GO,OO0
The objections of citizens of Roscoe, D. T.,
to the opening Of saloon at that place led
to the arrest Friday of several temperance
people, including fifteen women.
An offer has been made by the trustees of
the extensive Symes ESTATE, near Westport,
Ireland, to tenants, at sums equaling, in
the case of each holding, twelve years
rent.
A. b. Dennis, chairman of the Iowa
Greenback state central committee, fused
a call Friday for a state convention of the
straight-out greenbackers of Iowa. to be
held at Cedar Rapids on the 9th Of May.
In the habeas corpus case of Cora Lee,
charged with completely in the murder of
Mrs. Graham, Judge Wallace, at Bolivar,
Mo-, Friday, admitted her to bail in S., 600
Judge Baker, it is said, will provide the
bonds
Friday forenoon, at New Orleans William
c. Nessen, aged IS, shot his wife twice, and
then removing his false teeth, put the re-
volver into his mouth, and shot himself
dead. The woman is not dangerously hurt
Jealousy caused the tragedy.
Frank Glover, who is matched to fight
Burke May 2, was informed by physicians
at Beloit Wis, Friday that his right fore
arm, which has troubled him for some time,
is fractured This puts an end to his prac-
tice work, and of necessity postpones the
contest.
Dr. Frisch, a delegate sent by the Aus.
trian Government to examine into the
merits of M. Pasteur's remedy for hydro
phobia, has made a report recommending
the adoption of the method by Austrian |
physicians.
Friday evening, at Delayan. Ills, Jennie |
Thompson, aged Is, threw herself in front
of a passenger train, and the wheels severed |
her head from her body. She had previ- |
ously announced her intention of commit
ting suicide.
1t has been discovered that the owners of
cotton and WOODEN mills in the New Eng
land states have perfected league for do
Enestic protection, and to assist manufact-
urers who are unfairly treated by their en-
ployes. While the authority of the knights
will not be recognized, the society win not
assume an aggressive attitude, but win
accept arbitration in the settlement Of
strikes. -