The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-07-01

Mary G. Warner, stabbed and killed James
p. Lewis, first mate, at sea. Lewis had
pounded him on the head with a wooden
Delaying pin which broke, and was about
to strike him with an iron Delaying pin
when the stabbing occurred. Yorkitcha
was brought to New York and taken before
the grand jury. which Immediately dis.
charged him.
The report of the directors OF the Cen.
trail Pacific shows a surplus OF over 1857,
1863.
Frank keenan,, Greenburg, Pa, killed
Mac Dixon at Latrobe, PA.
One of PATHS wedding gifts from Lady
Rothschild was a brooch about four inches
long, representing two large pansics in
white brilliants, with nine blood red rubies
in it; heart all diamonds, with u large red
ruby in the middle.
The Waldmeister plant is to be intro.
duced from Germany into England as a
substitute for tea.
The eleventh parliament under Queen
Victoria, and the twenty third since George
III. WAS king will be dissolved. 1t has
OF William w., which lasted only five
months and twenty-seven days.
ledge OF white marble six hundred feet
Chief of police Thatcher OF Moundsville,
w. Va, was shot and killed by James
Johnson.
The residence of Joseph Lyon at Lake
Geneva, Wis, was smashed by a gang ol
scoundrels.
Mrs. Sarah Tyrrel Of Lancaster Wis,
killed her husband.
Thomas Cha mberlain of Beloit ia elected
president OF the Wisconsin State Univer.
sity.
valuable find OF lead is made in Wis.
consin, seven miles from Galena.
William w. Carruth, ex-judge OF the
Newton (Mass.) police court, who was ar
rested in Washington under an indictment
charging him with the e,nbezzlement oI
5000 while acting as administrator ol
the estate of Julia F. Ward of Oakland
Cal, was arraigned in Boston and pleaded
not guilty. He was held for trial.
Work on the Montana Central road be-
tween Helena and Rimini continues, says
the Fort Benton River Press, but it ap-
pears that the Northern Pacific has the up
per hand and will hold the iron from the
Montana Central and build and have their
cars running ahead of that road.
John Fl. Conrad has issued in the North.
west Territory 100000 acres of land
from the dominion government, upon
which he will drive this season 1O, 600 head
OF cattle and 200 head of Oregon bred
mares.
Postmasters commissioned: Dakota
Niagara, }. A. Rose; Clark. 8. D. Jeffries;
jamestown, A. Klaus. Iowa-Morton' s
Mills, o. W. Bean; Sheandonah, j. R. Rale-
kin; Longton, G. w. Clark. Montana
Bozeman, r. p. Menefee; Helena, c. D.
Curtiss. Observation-Disclosures, j. Ratclff;
National Home, G. Field. New Offices :
Dakota: Delamere, Sargent county; Eta
Mine. Pennington county. John Seeman.
Dennison. Iowa; r. E. Austin, Tama City,
Iowa; s. G. Symonds, Hudson. Wis.
A member OF a prominent congressional
committee has written Is, 900 lie. ters to his
constituents since the Inauguration OF the
new administration.
bill which passed the senate repeals the
preemption and timber culture acts, but
protects those who make entries under
those laws mp to the date of the
approval OF the bill by the president. The
desert land act is modified, but is not re-
pealed. The house has passed similar
bill, but it differs in many respects, and the
two bills will have to 60 to committee OF
conference.
The Baker dashworks at Syracuse, N. Y,
has failed. Liabilities S45, 900,
Miss Ada Smith of New York, youngest
sister of Mrs. w. K.Vanderbilt, is to mari
Count Moroni OF Rome, Italy.
The Oregon state legislature voted $3.50
for monument to ex-senator Nesbit.
One Oppenheimer socialist, who has
been in custody in Chicago for six weeks,
has furnished the police about all the eyi.
dence they have against the Haymarket
rioters. He is still under lock and key, be-
cause he fears the vengeance OF his former
associates.
1T has been decided to send the Seven
tenth regiment Of infantry to the depart
lment OF the Platte to replace the Ninth
Infantry. which has been ordered to the
department of Arizona. The movement
will take place at an early day, but whether
or not it will occur before the end of the
present fiscal year, which ends on the 30th
inst, is not yet known. The Seventeenth
has been stationed in the department Of
Dakota so long and has become SO thor
ouehly identified with its history and its
people that the news of its early depart
ure will cause universal regret.
President Stiekney has let the contract
for grading the Minnesota Il Northwestern
from Freeport to Chicago. a distance of
about 70 hundred miles, to Shepard, Win
ston d Co., and expects to have the road
in running order to Chicago by the first of
next season. This will then leave only a
gap OF sixty.e;sht miles in his road to
Chicago, between Dubuque and Freenost.
He will use the Illinois Central between
these points until arrangements are per-
fecteG for the complete through line.
a new weapon against the boycott was
brought out at Binghampton, NY. John
II. Damn, John Doyle, Edward Barnes and
George Saulspaugh, cigarmakers, were ar
rested under the federal laws for boycott
ing Fred J. Hill, q cigar manufacturer It
Is claimed that HILL by paying his internal
revenue tax thereby acquired the right I'M
der the internal revenue laws ia manufact-
ure cigars, and that tue right SO acquired
is right SECURED by the laws of the United
States, as section 5.5OS provides that il
two or more persons conspire to injure
oppress, threaten OF intimidate any citizen
OF the United States in the free exercise or
enjoyment of any right or privilege secured
to him by the constitution or laws of the
United States, they are sabiect to nm ex.
treme penalty OF So, 900 and ten years i'm.
prisonment.
New York Special 0'ponovan Rossa
and other members Of the Fenian broth
erhood met here. They declared that they
would he satisfied with nothing short OF
Independence Tor Ireland. Smith said they
didn't propose to equip armies or navics.
hut that they wanted money for some Every
small packages to do something nice with. y
Rossa said "Everyj Englishman n who goes
into Ireland should he slsjn. One thou.
sand Irishmen ess ba got any day to 60
into the heart OF London and lay that city
IA ashes.
The Illinois Prohibition state invention
nominated Henry w. Austin los state
treasurer and U. s. E. Gilman for superin-
tendent of public Instruction. The plat
form declScas for absolute prohibition and
waman suffrage.
The following is summary al some OF
the fraudulent pension bills which passed
congress hui we're vetoed by the President:
"Qao OF them directed the name OF q soldiers q
widow to be placed on the pension roll,
subject TO the pension laws. It turns out
now that her name IL on the pension roll
under tho law already, and has been there
since February OF this year; so that the
bin seems to have been drafted and PASSED
in sheer ignorance OF the facta In the wild
ow's case. Another oi these bills nut on
he pension roll the widow of a commodore
in the navy who died of heart disease ten
years after the war, and her application
had been already rejected by the pension
bureuu because Of her failure to show tha
the disease OF which her husband ssied had
0ny cOnnection with fhn ,sarS A.nAl.-