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

ton is at Palo Alto, twenty eight miles
from San Francisco. where 1000 acres
have been given by Mr.. Stanford to main-
tain the institution. The senator and his
wife also visited Albany, N u, where, upon
the very site where she was born, Mrs.
Stanford Is going to erect a magnificent
building to be used as II nursery and
home for worthy poor. She will amply en-
dow it and give it to the city Of Albany.
Rev. Camillus Imoda, we'll known priest
OF the Society OF Jesus, who went to Mon
tana in 1860, died recently at Helena.
John Reed, a bachelor farmer near Chat
field, was robbed OF IL considerable sum OF
money by two men, one OF whom held mm
while the other ransacked his house.
Charles Carpenter, a ranchman about
forty years of age, was shot and killed on
his ranch near Gardiner, Montana, by Alex
Ferguson, aged seventeen. The shooting
grew out of a dispute about cattle grazing
on Carpenters land.
Frank Herald OF Philadelphia, and Mike
Conley OF Ithaca, n. Y, heavy weights,
had Il sparring match in the Bowery, New
York Herald punched Conley all over the
rink, closed his eyes, cut his lips open, and
finally, before the end OF the first round,
laid him out cold with blow under the
against any man in the world, John l..
Sullivan preferred.
Misses Harriet and Mary Tompkins,
aged eighty and eighty-fve years, live alone
on a farm near White Plains, n. Y. They
are nieces OF Daniel d. Tompkins, govern
or of New York during She war OF 1912,
and afterward vice president. A few days
ago Edwin Tobin Edward Hogan and
Michael Donovan, boys OF sixteen, COM
<h,,,,
Nothing was known OF it till the next after.
noon, when the old ladies were found sit
ting in chairs in dazed condition.
The Capital announces that the marriage
OF Hugh Campbell TO Miss May Scott OF
Richmond toe k place in that city. Imme-
diately after the wedding Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell ca me to Washington. where they
remained at the Arlington hotel a few days,
leaving there for fortnight at White Sui
phur, after which they go to make their
home in Dakota, where Mr.. Campbell has
fine sheep ranch.
The president and cabinet have been in
vited to attend the opening exercises of the
worlds pastime exposition in Chicago,
July 3. The president has given no formal
reply. Potter Palmer has authorized the
tender OF his private residence for the en-
tertainment OF the president, his wife and
party during their stay in Chicago should
they accept. Postmaster General Nl'as
will go west in August, and will visit the
pastime exposition at that time.
John D. Hopper was arrested at Phila-
delphia, charged with the embezzlement OF
S27 900 belonging TO joel j. Bailey & Co..
BY whom he was employed as cashier.
Hopper, who is forty-tve years old. has
been in the employ of the iFm over thirty
years He began as errand boy. His first
olfense it is stated, dates back to 1873.
The $4,000 Catholic fountain at Fair
mount Park, Philadelphia, is falling to
pieces, owing to mud mortar being used III
the fountain.
CardnaI,elect Gibbons ordained five
priests recently at ST. Mary's cathedral
theological seminary, Baltimore.
Fire destroyed three thousand acres ol
wheat near Modesto, Cal Loss 600
The last New York legislature passed 6S1
acts, an unpreeedently large number.
In the case OF John d. Bush and Others
ys. the City OF Dubuque. an action to pre-
vent an assessment for filling lots to the
grade the supreme court of Iowa affirmed
the decision OF the lower court, holding that
the property was liable only for the cost OF
filling sufficiently to prevent the collection
of stagnant water; the city filling them to
the grade, at cost OF nearly $1,000
The business men OF Salem, Henry coun-
ty. Iowa, who were burned cut OH the I'd
inst, have issued an appeal asking for aid
The total loss by the fire was $65, GOD.
with very small insurance.
The khan of Khiva is studying the sub.
iect OF silk culture and manufacture, and
has projected a visit to Lyons, Geneva and
Milan for this purpose.
The Countess Ignatieff is said to be ths
most ambitious and energetic woman ir
Europe. She played the part OF queer
at Constantinople, and once dreamed o.
wearing crown.
London Truth: The queens visit to
Liverpool was great success; but the
manvais quart dheure has now arrived
and the loyal enthusiasm OF the inhabit
ants is likely to be considerably chilled by
the modest" bill that has to be paid the
amount being upward Of f12 900. which il
is proposed to grant as "a special allow
ance" to the mayor. The decorations and
barricadss cost f7 900, and $4,000 wert
expended at Newsham house. where tht
queen stayed. People are asking however
what has become OF the balance Of about
f2, 400?
At Avoca, Iowa, William Farrell had q
quarrel with his wife and turned her out o
doors. after most shamefully beating anc
bruising her. Charles Thies, his son-in-lav
and D. Heller, night t-watchman, went tt
arrest Farrell, who warned them not tt
omen the gate Heller spoke to Farrell
who tl,ereupon fired, killing Heller instant
". with O double barrel shotgun. Farrel
Immediately re-entered the house, and in Z
few minutes the report Of Q gun was heard
An invcstiga tion soon followed by seyera
citizens and it was discovered that Farrel
had executed his threat ofsuicide. He hat
como out OF the house and shot himself
falling dead on the walk, not lar from tn
body Of his victim, Heller,
The Austrian government has enforced
tho order prohibiting the sale oi the Nes
York staats Zeitung in that country.
Hans Henck OF LIE Claire, Iowa, aget
seventy two hangs himself.
The citizens Of Columbia county, Wash.
meet and protest against the forfeiture Q
che unoccupicd portion Of the Cascade gram
ii the Northern Pacific.
The remains Of Louis Dsbro, q well
Known woodman on tho Chippewa Wis.
waters. wero found near the ialls in de-
composed state, having been In the wetel
sincc last March whom As was drowned y
the Fisher yjysy.