The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-05-20
her to let him have s., TOO which he squan.
dersd. The widow returned to Indianapo.
lis, saddened and wiser

dersd. The widow returned to Indianapo-
| lis, saddened and wiser.
! A terrible tragedy was enacted four
miles from Oswego. N. Y. Norman j.
| Loundsbury, farmer aged seventy-two
years, shot and killed his wife, aged seven
| teen years, Horace Payson, aged thirty,
and himself. The weapon used was II shot
gun.
| The st. James Gazette denounces the nc
ton of the meeting at the Academy OF Mu.
sic in New York in adopting resolutions
| commencing Mr.. Gladstones home rule
| policy. 1t says: The originators Of the
meeting were rebels and outlaws, and its
supporters aliens. There exists good
| deal OF genuine American sympathy for the
| breaking up OF the British empire. Will
this sympathy cease when Mr.. Parnel re-
ceiyes his present demand, and asks for
more when home rule is demanded? En-
| gishmen are not likely to favor rebellion
because it is backed up by foreign dicta-
ton.
The controller OF the currency authoriz-
/ ed the American Exchange National Bank
| of Chicago to begin business with Il capital
| OF 81 100000.
The federal agricultural department re-
| ports general average OF condition OF %
in wheat, rye SO and barley 81.
! The Doodle alderman Jaehne is on trial
il. New York.
| George Hesserich, a barber at Memphis.
| Tenn, has. by the death OF an uncle in Bra
zil, just fallen heir to an estate valued at
| $4,000 900.
Near Wilcox, Pa. William Brush shot
and killed his brother Philip.
Jacob Lang shot his wife dead at Mount
Vernon, Ind. 1t is supposed his mind is
unsound. He was an Andersonville prison
| survivor.
The r. l.. Speccer Novelty company, OF
Walingfortl. failed for about $50, 900.
F. Woerishoifer, the well known Wall
street speculator. died suddenly at the
residence OF Oswald Ottendorfer, his father
! in-luw. in Manhattanviile, \. y. His death
is said to have been caused by hemorrhase
| OF the lungs. contracted while riding on the
| elevated train some time ago. Mr.. Woeris
hotter had been ill for about week, but
his friends did not anticipate any serious
| trouble.
| The eight-hour movement lanyuishes in
| Milwaukee, and several factories resume
operations.
Representative Morrison has received IL
monstrous petition from the Knights OF
Labor OF California. 1t is over two thou
sand feet long and contains the names
OF over fifty thousand persons. Every
state, county and municipal officer,
every Knight OF Labor OF California,
and every male adult in many coun-
ties have signed it. 1t prays for such
action on the part OF congress Us may
be necessary to forever prohibit the
further immigration OF Chinese to the
United States.
The Chicago city council adopted the
following: Resolved, That the city coun-
ell OF Chicago hereby requests the mayor,
and advises all future mayors, to employ
all officers OF the police department who
were on May i, 1856, so manned as to
render them incapable OF performing police
duty, in such positions as they can fill
and we pledge ourselves and all future
councils, as far as we can, to appropriate
for the pay OF those so employed suiii-
cient sum to make the annual pay equal to
that OF able e-bodied policemen.
Archer Reid, living near De Smet. Oak,
committed suicide by blowing out his
brains.
At Davenport, Iowa, the principal speak
er was Peter kneckirhem, a pronounced
la Dor agitator and avowed socialist. He
expressed sympathy with the recent riot
ers at Chicago, and charged that the city
police were employed by capitalists. At
this point three policemen stepped to the
front, arrested the speaker and dispersed
the gathering.
At the second days session of the South
ern Baptist convention a report was adopt
ed providing for raising $40, 900 to be en-
pended in evangelizing the colored race i'll
the South.
The barn OF w. Munger four miles south
of Watertown. Dak., was struck by light.
ming. The building was burned, and with
it four head OF valuable cattle, a quantity
OF hay and four hundred bushels OF grain.
Wv. Voiet the brewer at Detroit, Mich,
who had partially conceded the demands
OF his m en-, yielded completely. He paid
his employees So day for the seven days
} they were out, a fine for five days boycott
the expense OF advertising the boycott, ,and
minor items. making total OF $3.50. II,
also discharges The eleven meE who returned
,, to his employ the second day OF the strike
The Glasgow, Scotland. socialists SEND
love message to the Chicago assasssins
and thus.
Z. S. Vigor, Dominion seamboat inspec
| tor for British Columbia, died at Victor ID
after brief illness.
Henri Rochefort, editor of LTntransi
giant and NJ. Portalise fought a duel with
pistols in Paris. Four shots were fred by
each contestant, none OF which did any
harm.
Fanny Lear, a celebrated courtesan
, died at Nice. She was an American by
birth and was expelled from France some
time ago for publishing an offensive work
, In twenty -four hours twelve new case:
OF cholera and four deaths have bceu re
ported at Venice, five cases and two deaths
at Vicenza and six teen cases and si'
deaths at Bari.
Mat Joyce, a merchant OF Emmettsburg
I-,wa, was shot by Ed Lakin, marshal, ant
d;eo~ Lakin is in custody.
As Al Injury Cole. thrifty farmer livin
, fonr miles north Of Eau Claire, Wis, wa
walking on ..he Omaha track on his wa.
home he was run over by tram ant
killed. Cole was intox'ca'eo'
John Murphy, of Company D. Elevent
: infantry, alias j. J. Harrington wa inul
dered at Fort Sully by sCme unknow
midnight The murder was commit teo IN tti
, officers quarters.
2 The house committee on postof1ices an
n post roads will report favorably q bill
g ratify the construction given by Postma:
v ter Generals Gresham and Villas to the &C
/ of March 3, 1883, authorizing the post
master general to readjust the salaries
q third and fourth-class postm asters.
g It is propos ed to turn all the Nova Scott
Q railroads over to an English syndicate, I'll
government to guarantee 81. .0OO, 900 inte
G est on DOn0S uSeu III DuIulh3 I1AnS~SA'
d links with the American roads.
d Over 5000 men deserted from the Britis
e army during the past year.
lss Secretary McCulloch, OF the Glasgo
q (Ecotland), section oithe social dem ocrat
y federation, writes: "Glasgow socialist
q cordially sympathize with the efforts {
- workwep in America to emancipate iabt
~ and oyerthro~ capitalists, and they syn
Q pathize with the Chicago socialists in the
i conflict with the police W bile resisting bou
t 90 e,sis tyranny and cruelty
u w;qvlow the Boston forger, is arrestt
for swi 9dling in Buenos Ayres.
The switchtendsrs OF the Western Inc
: ana at Chicago g. to work at an advanc
Three soldiers, SwaDwiek, Zankand al
J. Morton. are drowned while crossing II
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