The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-26
General News Notes.

Frank Nestrel was appointed postmaster
at Warsonia, Mimi, vice ]. Kughler re-
moved.
The senate committee on irrigation, now
at Chyenne. Wyo, uisbanded and the mem
5ers left for their homes
The purchase of all the window glass fac
tories of illinois was consummated by the
United States Glass Company OF New York.
Marshall Field, the wholesale dry goods
merchant, has subscribed 100000 to the
Chicago world fair guarantee fund.
Twomen were killed and five others severe
ly injured by falling slate in one of the mines
ot the Eureka company near Oxmoor, Ala.
The war races in Canada is only now be-
ginning between the two elements-EngliSh
and French-but where it will end no one dare
to predict
The Northwestern company has granted
the five cents advance to the miners, and
1,2O0 men will resume work between Dagus
and Brockwayville, Pa,
The strike of freight hands which has tied
up trains on the Atlantic & Pacific road for
seven days closed with the reinstatement OF
the discharged conductors.
The cotton manufacturers of Lancashire,
England, propose to close all their mills for
a fortnight, in hope that such action will des-
troy the corner in cotton.
John Allen and R. H Pratt, both of New
York, arrived at Sacramento, Cal, having
ridden on horseback the whole distance.
They left New York May 4.
Mrs Hiram Nell of Malad. Idaho, has given
birth to sextets, three boys and three girls.
They weigh eight pounds altogether. All are
bright and hearty and promise to live.
Louis Strauss New York banker, has in
divdually assigned. The amount of his indi.
vidual liabilities and assets cannot be- stated.
His counsel says he is worth 100000.
The gold beaters of Nurnberg Augsburg
and Schwabah have formed q ring for the
purpose OF controlling prices. and the first
fruits are already felt in material advance
The United States steamer Pensacola has
been detailed to convey the members of the
solar eclipse expedition to st. Paul dc
Loando. The expedition will sail from New
York early in October.
The Buffalo labor union claim that every
| morning large number of Canadians come
over to this city to work They work fol
rom so to Is cents day less than the
American laborer, and worked an hour long
er each day. The names of some sixteen OIL
eighteen Canadians who came across by fer
ry every day had been furnished the United
States district attorney by the committee
| but no thing had been done in the matter.
At the regular meeting of the Woman'E
National Industrial league it was resolved
| that the women of America should insist OF
the right TO be properly represented in thu
great exposition of1S92, and in view of the
| fact that Queen Isabella of Spain fitted out
ships for Columbus congress be asked to ap
propriate a sum for the erection in Washing
| ton of O monument to the Spanish queen
| and that an American or Spanish woman b.
| selected as sculptor.
DoIph Gaboury, for many years a locomo
tive engineer on the Chicago & Northwest
ern railroad, was sparring in sport with
| friend at Escanaba, Mich. The friend re
| ceved blow on the nose, which caused tina
| organ to bleed excessively. A doctor wa
sent for and ordered the man to lie on hi
back In that position the blood from hi
nose flowed back into his throat, causin,
death from strangulation. Gaboury ant
| the doctor have been held under $3, 900 bond
to answer the charge of manslaughter