The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-09-16

Inc ZankOU party reluSeS TO JON tnc Tc-
gency council 1t is said in Sofia that the
national assembly will re-elect Alexander.
The Bulgarian government has offered
Prince Alexander 30, ,OO0. 900 francs. The
prince refused to accept more than 500, 600
francs. Russia has also offered Alexander
money for his personal wants.
1t is rumored that in accordance with
advice given by two friendly powers, Turkey
is making military preparations on the
Asiatic frontier.
Father Belt. superior OF the Catholic
mission in British Burmah. recently went
to visit well known usurer. While the
priest was in the money lenders house
three Burmese broke in to steal the usur-
er's money. He resisted them stontly, and
they killed him with knives. The robbers
then turned upon the priest and murdered
him because he had witnessed the deed.
The Moniteur de Rome denies that Abbe
Ulysse Mori is now or ever has been charg-
ed with a mis- sion to America.
Acting Land Commissioner Stockslager
decides favorably to u homcsteader and
against the Atlantic & Pacific and Southern
Pacific claim to land under two grants.
A new counterfeit $40 silver certificate
has been detected in Ohio by the United
States secret service. 1t is OF the series OF
1880, james Gilfillan. treasurer B. n.
Bruce, register. The counterfeit is the
joint production OF lithography and job
printing. The workmanship is Of the crud-
ert character.
1t is reported that Mr.. Parnell has come
to terms with the government, and thap he
has arranged to withdraw that part OF his
land bill which relates to revaluation in
exchange for the governments acceptance
| OF the part relating to suspension OF evic-
| tions. Parliament will, it is thought, in
consequence OF this. adjourn on Sept. 10.
The half-breed participants in the Riel
| rebellion who were refused land filings at
| the DEVILS Lake land office all had natur-
| alization papers. and the discovery is
made that the papers are illegal. No ex-
| PLANTATION is made.
BY an explosion OF natural gas in a six
| ty-foot well being dug five miles from War
saw, ILL.,, Henry Miller was killed, John
| Hope probably fatally injured and Homer
| McMahon and Charles Hoskins fearfully
| burned. The explosion was caused by taxi
| ing lighted lantern into the well.
| Princess Louise gets $50, 900 Il yeari from
| the British relsury, but is always out OF
money"
The municipal officers OF Paris ordered
| that books wherein the name of God is men,
toned must be excluded from the public
| school.
Lord Dufferin, the British viceroy OF In
dia, has abrogated the treaty with the
rajah OF Sikkim because the raiah permit
ed Thibetan troops to enter his territory.
! Latest congressional nominations: w.
r. Morrison, democrat, 18th Ill.,; James
| j. Campbell, democrat, 7th Ohio; George
Willmot, democrat, 10Th Iowa; William
Mckinley, Jr., republican, 18th Ohio;
Thomas Z. Hudd, democrat, 9Th Wis.
John NJ. Glover, democrat, 9th No.;
George w. Steele, republican, l1th Ind;
| William II, Gust, republican, 18th ILL.,;
John A. Hutchinson, republican, 4th w.
| Va; John Brennan, democrat 1st w. Va;
| r. =. Bland, democrat, 18th Mo.
Deputy City Engineer Bomberge OF Bui-
| falo died from the effects OF being suspend
ed from office on account Of the alleged dis
covery OF frauds in his department. while
his chief is believed to have lost his reason:
Thomas F. Plunkett, president oi the
Hartford Comm Silk company aud the
treasurer ef the Union Manufacturing COM
pany, 0f Manche esteF, has myste4ionslY dis
| appeared.
Crater lake, in Southern dregsn is over
| 1000 feat deep, the deepest in America.
The Democratic state ticket in Arkansas
was elected by about 10000 majority.
A labor conference at Hartford. Conn.,,
nominated IL full state ticket, headed by
| II. c. Baker for governor.
| The monument OF the One Hundred and
| Fifty-seventh New York regiment on the
first days battlefield at Gettysburs was
| dedicated.
Chief Engineer Anderson Of the Northern
Pacific, says the report telegraphed east
| from Portland, that an accident had oc-
ha nd mir
men killed, was made out ef whole clath.
There was no accident and lao one was
hurt:
John Enright and his bride are found
dead in Chicago, from suffocation by gas.
Two men, Sullivan and Wyman, were ar:
rested in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, suspected al
robbing the Minneapolis and ether post
OFFICES in the Northwest.
When the prince al Wales attended the
| theater at Hemhurs during his recent
| visit tho price Of seats near his was doubled.
The Chicago university is now thing of
| the past. At a meeting OF the trustees il
was resolved to terminate the rpTparate
| existence Of this institution, ahe claim Of
the Union Mutual Llfe Insurance company
| If Maine, amounting to $500. 900 and in
interest could not be raised.
| The wheat crop of Kansas is placed at
| 13, 500. 900 bushels. The corn product
may reach 149 900. .oo9 hushels.
-, William JsgyiR f. wAa M tsSF ten years va; Was
sissippi railroad. the precursor OF the pres
ont Chicago, Milwaukee, & st. Paul system.
died at Milwaukee aged seventy-three
| years. His brother. John B., an eminent
| engineer, who supervised the cons .ynttion
OF the Croton acqueduct, .i,iea f1 New York
two years asS. as;,.
| ilIeAei Il CO., treasurers OF the relief fund
at Philadelphia, announce that the fund
has reached $4,000.
Among the guests this season. 1t :. Virginia
summer resort was Ean. AieXander H. H.
Stuart ct Vis,nia, an octogenarian, who
! Vas a member OF Fillmore's cabinet.
Senator Edmunds makes it rS,a never.
TO drink in the presence pf y9nng men. mr,een.
Safnosa @ss S is' IS dSss Rt
60 while trying to part two men who were
fighting.
The Georgia legislature to be elected this
fall will attempt to pass general prohi.
hilton law,
| Mira. Victoria Schilling is said to be an
inmate OF the convent OF the Sacred Hecc. rt
| In Montreal.
AOA ~ W StkuU 10 cicCCeu pCcssesoht Vi
the socis! Science associat;am "
Z, 1t is understSnS that at the. national
conya.:ion ot'}Re Knights IF Labor at
| eht iaws viii be made that WM amount to
q eompletes teosgSigaaR&iaatsoN efthat order.
h Reports Qi ex President Arthur's condi-
! tiaN are becoming unfavorable again.
DIR. Charles ID. Homans, distinguished
surgeon, died at Boston.
The Republicans Of Wisconsin re-nomi-
mated Gov. Rusk.
Richard Hoff, Jr,. & ra,sag9, Was horrt
The R RiyersMas1 AZ q SIass works at Wellsbuyy, VI
VIVA, was burned "Loss, SaN0OQ; imr
surahte, SAG, 900" '' y "
/ yictoy;sr u e., has 1,4l2 legal vaters,
hqi nl$Gs!o6''yoted at tile receat election.
| PSices ot itsSs havs saAe up wonderfully
in Rerl.iM ava thefNrriera havo more orders
tha n thay can Gll,
London Cable: The currency commits
ston 10 going to meet in October but the
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