The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-05-27
The London News, IN an article evident.
" inspired, assures constituents which

question that dissolution must follow the
rejection OF the home rule bill. The Post
says that the government does not intend
to renew the arms act. but to hasten the
second reading OF n new bill relating to the
possession OF arms in Ulster and else
where.
The house committee on banking and
currency instructed Chairman Miller to
formulate bill adding Nashville. Omaha,
Kansas City, St. Paul, Minneapolis and
several other cities to the list OF national
bank depository cities.
Inspector Bonfield OF the Chicago police,
has received from the manufacturers in
Connecticut VIII t is called riot gun,"
for use by the city police. 1t is a center
fire weapon, with 3 spring needle, and
shoots six times without reloading. Its
six shells each hold nine buckshot, each
little larger than 22-caliber ball. 1t OPP
crates rapidly and is said to be very eff ca
cious.
John A. Henry, who is employed ON q
morning paper at Chicago. as compositor
was arrested while distributing call for an
anarchist demonstration, which, 1t was in
tended should take place ON the lake front.
When taken to the station Henry was very
demonstrative and endeavored to convince
Lieut.. Shea that the Haymarket attack
on the police was iustifiable. There will
k)c uOFc UOADb ACSooAAy SASi0ish
ed This thing is not ended by any means.
The present laws are damnable."
Rev. DIR. Ryder OF Chicago has a fortune
OF $3.50, 900.
The mainsail of the new yacht Mayfow-
er will contain I, ,444 running yards OF can
vas.
The Michigan Republicans will hold their
state convention at Grand Rapids Sept. l..
e~H
Pittsburg. say they will have 5000, 900
after paying their liabilities.
Gncinnati's chamber OF commerce will
cost $531, ,545.2O.
Gen. Phil Sheridan contracted malarial
general is now at the Club house, Kelly q
island, Lake Erie.
DR.. Seward Webb, one Of Vanderbilt's g
sons -in-law, has a stock farm OF 400 acres
on Lake Champlain.
Old Rufus Hatch. after losing $500, 600
at a single blow, is looking round Wall
street for another fortune.
Mary Anderson's gross receipts this sea-
son are $31 1000.
It is understood at WASHINGTON that the
senate will try and restore the clause in the
river and harbor bill giving the Mississippi
river commission charge OF the improve
ments on that river.
The legislative, executive and judicial ap-
preparation bill abolishes the Office OF sur.
veyor general for Minnesota.
Archbishop Taschereau OF Quebec re
ceives the official notification OF his eleva.
ton to the cardinalate.
Ottawa, Ont, special. Discussion took
place in the house on the expenditure o.
large sums for publishing pamphlets foi
immigration purposes. Watson OF Mani
toba made a speech exposing the policy o,
the government in this direction, and said
money was spent for substituting papers.
supporting the government policy in respect
to the existing railway monopolies. the
land policy and the ruinous protective
tariff, which was causing settlers to leave
the country for Dakota and the Western
states.
The Bank of Montreal last year made
profit OF 12h per cent on a capital OF $12,-
900, 900. The stock has been sold at
216k.
The news of the dea .h of the Hon. Lucius
Seth Huntington was received at Ottowa
by . private dispatch from New York. Mr..
Huntington, who was connected with an
old New England family which came over
in the Mayflower, was for many years
central figure in the political history OF
Canada.
NJ. Rosseau the delegate appointed by
the French government to inspect the work
on the Panama canal, has presented n re.
port in which he denies the correctness OF
the canal company's statements regarding
it's facilities for construction, the time when
the canal will be completed and the amount
OF money still required to accomplish the
work. M. Baihaut. minister of public
works, will inform NJ. de Losseps and his
fellow directors that they must reply to NJ.
Rousseau's report, as the government can
not authorize the proposed issue OF lottery
bonds until the position of the company is
| made clear.
The celebrated trial OF Bishoff, charged
with the murder Of Fillio, was concluded
at Sprague, Wash with a verdict OF ac-
quital. At Dallas, Or, a young man named
Andrew Kehoe, while scuffiing in a saloon,
fired revolver. The shot took effect in
the thigh of Hugh Seaton, bystander.
The wound is dangerous. Kehoe is under
arrest. C. HI. Girardat who shot and in
stantly killed Emil Lablanche several
weeks ago. has been indicted for murder in
the second degree. Girardat's plea is self
defense. Jack Smith, who shot and killed
Peter Morgan at Dallas, Or, a few weeks
ago. has just been captured. After the
fatal shooting Smith fed, and up to a few
Weeks ago eVdQ6O UN0 Ou1CCFB. IMOFHdu
lived several days after receiving the wound.
In fight on a crowded street OF Mar
tinsville, Va, many shots were fired, and
as a result, Jacob Terry, a young farmer,
is dead, and his two brothers, j. K. and
Benjamin Terry, and Col. p. d. Spencer, a
prominent business man and manufactur-
er. Tarlton Brown, proprietor OF Browns
tobacco warehouse; B. L. Jones, a saloon
keeper; R. L. Gregory. hotel clerk, and
Sandy Martin, are all wounded. All the
parties are prominent in business and well
known in Southern Virginia.
J. w. Craig of New York one OF the largest
oil traders both in New York and in the
west, has failed. About 500, 900 barrels OF
oil were bought in under the rule for his ac-
count.
ment OF Lieut.. Robert F.. Bates, adjutant
Eighteenth infantry, to duty as aide-de-
camp. was forwarded by Gen. Ruger to the
secretary of war, and the issuance OF the
order is looked for at an early date. Lieut..
Bates has served with Gen. Ruger as regi-
mental adjutant OF the Eighteenth during
the past seven years. and his selection rs
a member OF the staff was considered al
most o foregone conclusion ever since Gen.
Rugers promotion.
At Chicago John Kobeck, arrested for
trict, was fined 500 by police justice,
and sent to the bridcwell. James Haur,
Frank Fenson, Charles Katelba, Frank
Frundel and Frank Fisher were fined $25
and costs for disorderly conduct.
Mrs. Phelps, the wife Of the American
minister in London, will present at the
queens drawing room the Misses Mathews
French .and Van vechtsn, Mrs. Mansfield
Davies and Mrs. Wyllis Pomeroy, Marshall
o. Roberts and Mrs. Sherwood. Minister
Phelps will present Messrs. Peter Barlow,
Wyllis Pomsroy and Philip Schuyler.
Capt Keyes and Lieut.. Ward have been
arrested by Gen. Miles for dilatoriness
| in proceeding to the assistance OF Capt.
Lsbo during the latter's engagement with
/ the hostiles ct CaIabasas. They ha We been
taken to Fort Grant and their command
turned over to Captain Lebo.
An order has been issued by Mai. Gen.
Terry, relieving Lieut.. L. r. Hare, Seventh
cavalry, from duty as aide-de-camp, with
q view to his early assignment to duty as
| inspector Of rife practice for the division
Of the Missouri.
London Gable: tits reported that Queen
Christine Of Spain has ovsrruled the OBJ