The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-01-24
SECOND FORMAL BALLOT.
Senator Daniels announced as the result O
THIRDFoRMAL BALLOT.
Stanley is Heard From,

Stanley is Heard From,
The following letter. written by Henry NJ.
Stanley, has been received in Brussels,
Bona of Bonalva, Muretia, Aug 17.-To
Sheikh Hamed- ben Mahomed; from his good
friend Henry NJ. Stanley: Many salaams to
you. l hope you are in as good health as
am, and that you have remained in good
health since lett the Congo. have much
to say to you, but hope | shall see you face
to face before many days | reached here
this morning with 130 wangwana. three SOL
diers and sixty six natives belonging to Emin
Pasha. 1t is now eighty-two days since
left Emin Pasha on the NyanZa. lost three
men on the way. Two were drowned and the
other decamped. found the white men who
we're looking for Emin Pasha quite well. The
other white man, CaSati, is also well. Emin
Pasha has ivory in abundance. thousands OF
cattle and sheep, goats and fowls and food OF
all kinds. found him q very good and kind
man. He gave all our white and black men
numbers of things His liberality could not
be excelIed. His soldiers blessed our black
men for their kindness in coming so far to
show them the way. Many of them were
ready to follow me out of the country, but
asked them to stay quiet few months, that
l might return and fetch the other men and
goods left at Yambunga. They prayed to
God that he would give me strength to finish
my work. May their prayers be heard. And
now, my friend, what are you going to do?
We have gone the rodetw over We know
where it is good, where there is plenty of food
and where there is nOne where all the camps
are and where we shall sleep and rest l am
waiting to hear your words. If you go with
me it is we'll; | leave it to you will stay
here ten days and will then proceed slowly. |
will move hence to Big Island, two
hours march from here, above this place.
There are plenty of houses and plenty of
food for the men. Whatever you have to say
to me, my ears are open, with good heart,
as it has always been toward you. There
fore, if you come, come quickly, for on the
eleventh morning from this | shall move on.
All my white men are we'll, but | left them all
behind except my servant William, who is
with me. HENRY M. STANLEY,
Sheikh Hamed-b n-Mahomed, to whom the
above letter is addressed, is the Arab Tippoo
Tib. The letter, which was taken to Stan
| ley Falls by messenger. and which reached
Brussels by post last night, is the only one
from Stanley which reached the coast of
Africa. A number of other letters, which the
messenger conveyed to Stanley Falls, still re-
main there, but it is expected that they will
arrive in Europe in two or three months.
William Bremen of Barnesvile was con
| victed of seduction on the complaint of Miss
| Julia Chaffee, In the case OfThomas Brown,
charged with the murder of Policeman POul,
| q special venire OF forty jurors and q regular
panel were exhausted. Eleven jurors were
! accepted, and the court ordered o special
| venire of twenty additional jurors.
| The lately organized river pilots, associa-
tion held at Lansing, ut which all officers
| and directors were present 1t was resolved
! to memorialize congress for tbs appointment
| Impractical pilots on the board for the locating
| of bridges; for the immediate notice from the
! light house department of any changes in
signals; for the rigid enforcement of laws in
regard to issuing licenses, and that signer OF
application for license shall have perso-
, nal knowledge OF the ability of the appli-
! cant. Among the plans for the diffusion Of
! information proposed is the establishment Of
! boxes at various points where Information
regarding channel, water, etc, may be de.
! posted tor the use of all pilots.
| The United States supreme court rendered
! an opinion in the ease of Frank nj. Dent,
| plaintiff in error. versus the State of West
Virginia, in error TO the supreme court OF ap-
peals of the State of West Virginia. Dent
! was convicted of unlawfully engaging in the
| practice of medicine with diploma in viola.
: tion of statute of the state which requires
! every practitioner of medicine to obtain Il
I certificate from the state board of health
| that he is graduate of o reputable medi
cal college, or that he has practiced
medicine in the state continuously for ten
years, or that he has been found upon exam
ination by the board to be qualified to prac
| tice medicine. Dent appealed the case to the
state court of appeals, asserting that the act
was unconstitutional, inasmuch as it de
prived him of liberty and property without
due process of law contrary to the fourteenth
amendment of the constitution. The court
of appeals gave Judgment against Dent and
this court affirms that decision.
American couples about to travel in Aus
tria ought to take with them their marriage
certificates. An American lady recently
gave birth to q child here, and the father
accompanied by witnesses, went to register
the birth. Owing to the absence of a mar
riage certificate, the clerk said he must record
the birth as iIligitimate, and the only con
cession made, after much expostulation, was
the substitution of the word doubtful fol
''illigitimate." On being told that the par
ents belonged to the Anglican church thu
clerk wrote down mo religion
The st. James Gazette in an article on tEt
Sackville incident says: Lord Salisbury i
undoubtedly right on the question of prime
pie. Lord Sackvi!le spoke when he ought tc
have been silent, and told the truth to ii
i wrong person. This, however, does not ex
cuse President Cleveland's treatment of Lore
Sackyille, but lit does not afford u solid reasCI
for plucing the latter in a position where Il
will run less risk from the wiles of deceiver.
The Globe says: "The correspondence con
cerning tho Sackville case carries the subjt ct
beyond a merely personal incident, and rcn
ders ii much more important. The arau
ment that the retention of foreign envoy i
question solely for the government to whcl
the envoy is accredited to decide. is an as
sumption fraught with the possibility o
serious results"
L. +. Osborne & Co. Of ST. Paul made al
assignment recently in favor of James G
Freeman. The firm had been in financi0
straits for some time past, and the assign
ment was hastened by suit brought I,
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. An affidavit ha
been fled that the amount of the assigne,
stock does not exceed $4,000. The firm i
composed of Eugene II. Osborne and Joh
| Townsend
Two of the men who took the places of tn
forty striking weavers at the Monumen
mills in Housatonic, Mass, were attacke,
recently on their way home by fifteen maske,
men, who said they were White, and VIII,
beat them until insensible and left them il
the road. The two victims finally reache,
home, and though seriously injured, vii
recover. The affair causes much excitement
and more trouble is feared.