The sun., 1886-10-07

Of the next few years. He says: HE CLEAN
ed enough information to satisfy him that
Bismarck's fondest hope is to cripple
France SO abe will not recover in q CEN
tury. 1t is apparent in France that the
French people are only awaiting an oppor-
tunity to bear down on Germany. Bis
marck intends to anticipate such action
by attacking France beior she is prepar-
ed for war;"
The following nominations for congress-
were made on the 30th ult: John w.
Wescott, democrat, 1st N. j.; w. E.
Thomas. democrat, ed Pa; w. John Cham
bers, democrat, 1st Pa; w. G. Laidlaw,
republican, 34th N. Y; j. s. Davidson, re-
publican, Sd La; Theo. G. Wilkinson,
democrat, 1st La: William w. Rice, re-
publican, 10th Mass; William Coggswell,
democrat. Sd N. J.;Martin A. Foran, demo-
crat, 21st Ohio; j. X. Cummings, republi.
can, Sth No.; William G. Stahlnecker,
democrat, 14th N. Y; Joseph b. Page,
labor, 9Th Va; Samuel j. Randall demo.
crat, Sd Pa. John L. Macdonald, demo.
crat, Sd Minn.; William Dorsey, democrat.
Goth Ohio; w. III. Phelps, democrat, 18th
Daniel Voorhees,. democrat, 14th ILL.,; Wal
ter G.. Smith. democrat, 5th Pa; DR.. Nelson,
greenbacker, 9Th Pa.
Engineer Walters, OF the Manitoba rail-
road is killed by the wrecking OF a freight
train on the st. Cloud j. Willmar branch
at Willmar Junction.
The widow and two children OF Senator
Carpenter left ilwaukee for France. They
will remain abroad several years.
Mrs. Henry Jones Of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
is the only surviving child Of Noah Web
ster, the lexico grapher.
At Steelville, Mo-, P. F. Wallace. the al
legged murderer of the Logan family, was
taken from Jail by q mob and strung up.
He protested his innocence, and declared
that the murders were committed by Sam
Vaughn, ,colored, who gave him $50 to keep
the~secret. The mob let Wallace hang
few minutes, and then lowered him, and on
the advice OF Col. A. j. Day, q prominent
citizen, returned him Jail.
The remains of the late Chief Justice
Chase will be removed from Washingto to
Cincinnati Oct. Il, when the services will
be held in the rotunda OF the capitol oi
that city.
Secretary Lamar authorized the removal
OF the land Office at Bayfield, to Ashland.
This change was set on foot early last year
and has been recommended vigorously by
all who had to do with land matters in the
NOTtHcFH w lSCOu6lu ulSlTlCt. No CuS1HSc 10
made whatever in the personnel OF the
| office.
| William Heisley OF Ohio, has been ap-
| pointed special agent OF the general land
office at a salary OF 81 500.
The total coinage executed at the mints
| during September was 5000, ,O55.5O, oil
which $3.50, 100 was in standard silver
dollars.
The mansion in Washington, formerly
the residence of the late Secretary Stanton,
has just been sold for $21, 900.
The Duke de Seville, under imprisonment
in Spain for having attempted to force his
| way into the queens presence while he was
on military duty at the palace, shortly
after King Alfonsos death, has issued a
manifesto in which he complains that he is
harshly treated in prison and pronounces
in favor OF q republic.
The governments OF Prussia, Austria Sax
| ony and Hesse have refused at present to
| interest themselves in the cremation con.
gress.
Rev. William Hepworth, D. D., F. 8. a.
He was in his seventy-seventh year.
The report of the killing Of Ell Coyote,
the Mexican revolutionist, and his men is
| amply confirmed.
The general grand chapter of Royal Arch
Masons at it's meeting in Washington COM
pleted the election of officers and selected
| Atlanta, Ca, as its next place OF meeting.
| The following are the officers elected: Reu-
ben c. Lemon of Ohio, G. g. T.; Christopher
G. Fox Of Buffalo. N. Y, G. G. s.; Benja-
min P. Heller OF Tennessee, G. G. C. H.;
Roger w. Woodberry OF Denver, G. g. P.
G. r. A. c.; Sylvester S. Bean OF Creston,
Ohio, g. G. NJ. Sd "; Henry 8. Orme Of
| Los Angeles, G. G. NJ. I'd "; Hiram Basset
| of Kentucky, G. G. NJ. 1st V.
| A sharp frost on the 1st inst. wiltsd the
vegetation around Des Moines.
The United States treasurer has issued
the following notice in regard to the issue
| of 81 silver certificates: Owing to the great
demand for other denomination of notes,
the treasurer of the United States is unable
to supply 81 notes except in small amounts.
In order to satisfy, as far AZ possible, the
public demand, it has been decided to fur
nish from this Office these notes in sums OF
$1,000 to each bank making application
and at the same time depositing that sum
| with the assistant treasurer at New York.
| Upon receipt OF the certificate of deposit, a
| like sum will be forwarded at the expense
OF the banks making application. In order
to effect an equitable distribution, as lar
as possible, applicants will obtain these
|
| made at the sub treasury. Until further
notice no second application will be granted
until the supply ofnotes is adequate to meet
all current demands.
| The republican county convention at
Redwood Falls nominated j. N. Jones for
representative and instructed him to vote
for Davis for senator.
The Champaign (Ill. )Twine and Bagging
| company has passed into the hands OF re,
ceiver. The assets are $50, 900, and IL
abilities $75.
A st. Louis dispatch announces that the
Knights OF Labor in that city, and gener,
ally throughout the West, have decided to
abandon strikes as remedial agencies and
to resort exclusively to arbitration
The pOstOffice at Fillmore, Dubuque
county, Iowa, was destroyed by fire, to-
gether with all postal matter in the Office.
LOSS IS, 600; insurance, $4,000.
The residence OF Thomas Stewart, at
Bismarck, was destoyed by fire. Loss,
| So, 500; insurance, 5000.
| A sergeant of Indian police at Pine
Ridge Indian agency, Neb., shot and killed
| a Cheyenne Indian who resisted arrest.
The dominion government will seize Mon,
| tana cattle driven into the Northwest with
out payment OF duty.
President Simonds, OF the Franklin
County. Mass, National bank, resigns un.
| der cloud.
| The Methodist conference in session at
Black River Falls, Wis.,, voted to sustain
the action OF the lower court in the mat.
ters OF its judgment on the case OF Rev. F.
Fulmer, who was implicated with a woman
OF doubtful character. He is therefore ex.
PEELED. George Anderson, editor OF the To-
NAH Advance, was also expelled AZ a lay
member for slander,
George Bancroft, the historian, recently
received numerous letters congratulatinx
him upon the eighty-sixth anniversary OF
his birthday. He accepted an invitation
to dine with Mr.. and Mrs. John Astor OF
New York, and was called upon by many
friends during the day.
Gen. Davis s. Stanley, department COM