The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-10-14

concurs with what the article says against
the Irish parliament, but points out that
the article does not refer to the virtues OF
OF that parliament, especially its endeav-
ors to arrest the recall OF Lord Fitzwill-
Jams. He declares he is unaware that dur
ing the whole eighteen years OF its existence
any attempt Of the executive to do good
was frustrated or opposed by the Irish
parliament.
At the election OF officers OF the grand
lodge Of Montana Masons, the following
were selected: NJ. w. grand master, sam
uel Ward OF Butte; d. w. deputy grand
master, James w. Hathaway of Helena
K. w. senior grand warden, A. c. Logan oi
Miles City; K. w. junior grand warden, d.
+. Folsom OF White Sulphur Springs; grand
secretary, Cornelius Hedges of Helena; grand
treasurer. Henry NJ. Parcher OF Helena.
The following northwestern banks have
been approved as reserve agents by the
controller of the currency for the banks
named, in the northwestern stales: WIS
consin-Ashland, Ashland National bank
First National bank OF Milwaukee, Wis.
Lake Geneva, First National bank. Mn
nesota-Winona, Second National bank.
The family OF General Count Mirasol
who was shot by the insurgent Spanish
soldier in Madrid, have the hereditary priv.
ilege OF watching over the slumbers OF the
royal latnllleS.
There were POL failures in the United
States reported to Bradstreet's during the
week ending the 9th, against 2oo in tn:
preceding week, and 49, 213, 166 anG
| l22 in the corresponding weeks OF 1888
! 1854. 1888 and 1882, respectively. Among
| those reported embarrassed were: Fargo
Electric Light and Power company, Fargo
| OAK: d. Austin Il Company WHOLESALE.
| pumps, Kansas City; Shreve Il Wolfe
| VI. Sykes Co.. seeds, Chicago; Lawrence
Mineral md Lumber company, Robbins
| Tenn, and New York city; Champagne
| Irvine and Baggage company, Champaign
| H.; Levy 4 Michaels. Chicago Clothing
| company. Chicago: q. \. Richmond 4 Bro
paper mills, Appleton, Wis; D. Cowan & Co.,
wooden manufacturers, Lewiston, Me.
James A. Garfield has been studyin1
law with Judge Boynton in Cleveland, anc
is looked upon by the friends OF his father
as the son more like him in every way
He has his fathers size, complexion, eyes
! and manners.
| Frank X. Foster, the Democratic can
! didate for lieutenant governor OF Massi
| chusetts, is the editor OF the leading news
! paper al Haverhill.
Prairie fires near Villa msport, Oak,
have swept oper Il territory twenty miles
Al III II III NSoi
Walkers hay camp and the school house
at Nllliamsport were destroyed.
Minister Phelps has sent from London Il
communication to Secretary Bayard rela-
tive to the Thorndyke Rice incident, which
is said to be OF q very spicy character.
The latter is understood to review the
position OF Rice, and to give reasons which
the friends OF Mr.. Phelps and Mr.. Bayard
will most certainly consider conclusive
why Mr.. Phelps did not think it necessary
to present Mr.. Rice at the court OF
ST. James.
Gen. Jackson has presented his letter OF
resignation to President Diaz, OF Mexico,
and returned to the United States.
The Berlin Vossiche Zeitung states: NJ.
Herbette, the new French ambassador to
| Germany, comes charged with proposal
| for European conference in March, 1887,
! for the purpose OF demanding that England
! evacuate Egypt. The evacuation is to be
! followed by the naturalization OF Egypt.
! Commissioner Sparks is at Il white heat
| over charges made by the governor OF Wy
| oming Territory that he had dwarfed the
growth OF Wyoming Territory by his pol
icy in relation to land matters. When
spoken to regarding the charges, he said:
III the pres ident and secretary think that
man Warren more valuable to the admin
| istra ton than l, why l can't help it. He
is Il Republican, and they keep him in office
and allow him to criticise my policy and
my acts with impunity. | shall have
something to say in few days about this "
Secretary Lamar also reSents as without
foundation the statement OF the governor
that the harsh rulings of the land depart.
ment has caused a decrease OF emigration
to that territ Dry. There has been steady
increase of land sales, and there were 5S9
more in 1856 than in 1885,
A thief grabbed a $4,000 package OF
money from Gen. Baezell, in the streets OF
| Pittsburgh.
| Mr.. Powderly denies that he ever con-
| suited with the represent atives OF the
Roman Cathlic, or any other organization,
| relative to changing the constitution oil
Knights OF labor.
Lawrence's cotton mill and four houses
at Corley, Lancaster, have been destroyed
by fire. The loss is 81 100000.
The disgruntled Chicago socialists dis
played their feelings over the awful sentences
pronounced against their comrades for this
first time when a number OF them attem D 1t.
ed the life OF Gottfried Waller former en-
thusastic champion OF the cause of anar-
chy, but who turned states evidence, and
on the late trial gave testimony detriment-
al to Neebe and his seven still more luck.
less companions.
Gen. John NJ. Corse has been appointed
| postmaster at Boston.
| Complaints continue to roll into the
| treasury and the Eastern papers concern.
| ing the increase OF UNDERGRADUATES at New
| York and the gradual increase ofsmugglina
at that port. The cheap competition
which these practices q i've to honest mer.
| chants who pay full duty on their goods is
81 aOurca of great tn re-
all over the country.
The president appointed Thomas Priest
| ly OF Wisconsin to be agent for the Indians oil
the Yakima agency, Washington Territory.
There is q rumor which those well &C
quainted with Mrs. Garfield and her daugh-
ter are inclined to believe that her only
daughter Miss Nellie, is betrothed to Sta nley
Brown, who so long had confidential rela-
tions with the late President Garfield, and
was his private secretary after he went to
| the White House.
Corn husking is progressing in Missouri.
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois, and
will become general throughout the entire
| corn belt during the next ten days. The
| reports generally indicate that the grain
| is firm and sound and promises to grade
| well.
Charleston has had forty-five earthquake
| on the night of Aug 81, effected damage,
and the people are getting used to the now
comparatively slight tremors.
Congressman Ranney OF Massachusetts
left practice OF $50, 900 per annum when
| he entered political life.
At Greenville, Mich, Orville W. Green g
! jewelry store was robbed Of it's contents,
watches and jewelry, to the value OF be-
| tween So, 900 and $4,000.
Carlston, the murderer OF Robinson, gave
| himselfto Sheriff Wade OF Emmons county,
Dakota, and was taken to Bismarck.
Gen. Miles has issued congrat ulatory
| order formally announcing the close OF the
most famous Indian campaign on record,
and congratulating the troops on the
result.
London World: The Colin Campbell di-
| vorce suit will be heard before Sir James
Hammer soon after the opening of the Law
courts in November. There will be an ex-
traordinary bar, the present attorney and
solicitor genera al, two ex.attorneysgenera
(Sir Henry James and Sir Charles RusselD
Sir James Parker Deane, @. c., d. c. L.,
and Mr.. Inderwick. @. c., being among the
counae1 enOaOod Sir Henry lanes 1eads