The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-10-30
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Seven original package houses have OPEN
ed at Yankton. S. D., on the strength of the
recent Kansas decision.
There are reports aAoat in Warsaw of
futile attempt to shoot the ear, but they
are unconfTmed
An inspector has examined Chicagos
$4,000 900 government building, and says
that it is in depIorable condition, but in
no immediate danger of falling.
Henry Popp. who was to have been exc
cuted MT the Ohio penitentiary. at the last
moment was granted respite by Gov. Camp
bell to Nov. %.
The bodies OF NJ airy Doyle and Mary Pad.
den, servants, are still in the ruins of the Lee
land hotel fire at Syracuse, N Y. All the in
iured are improving and no more deaths are
expected.
Mrs. Metz, the wife ola prominent business
man Of CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, who eloped
with Vernon Whtesides, the embezz'ing city
auditor, has entered Chicago convent,
having been left penniless by Whitesides.
In the fraudulent naturalization cases in
Chicago, Sol Won Praag, candidate for the
state senate. has been held IN bail of S., 900
to the federal grand jury. Barney Manning
and James Sheehan were also held in 5000.
The Standard Oil company has given the
producers OF the Northwestern Ohio field an
other black eye by again reducing Buckeye
oil 212 cents on a barrel, the price now being
80 cents. 1t is thought the price will be sre-
duced to Is cents.
A few days ago small schooner-rigged
yacht containing six persons left Fall River,
Mass. tor Prudence island, where the party
intended to spend day. The boat has been
found at Happy Hollow on the beach. and
nothing has been heard o the occupants.
town of England, Skiddaw, Cumberland,
stands unique as a township OF one house
and one solitary male adult inhabitant.
This man is deprived o. his vote because of
the TACT that there are no ovprseers to make
out a voters list, and no church or public
school building on which to publish one if
made.
Official returns from Idaho show the total
number of votes cast at the recent state
election to be is, 00S The majority received
by the Republican candidates for congress
and governor are as follows: Sweet, con-
gresham. 2.171; Shoup. governor. 1912.
Upon Joint ballot the legislature will stand
Republicans, 10; Democrats, 8.
United States Consul Henry Gilman at Je-
rnsalem has notified the department of state
that three American locomo' ives, made in
Philadelphia and intended tor the new rail.
road from Jerusalem to Jaffa, havearrived at
Jaffa. The consul says it mnst interest our
citizens to know that the first locomotives
ever used in this ancient land were made in
the new world.
Fred TwitcheIl, who let West Superior,
Wis, during the recent race meeting, leav-
ing behind him quite n number OF creditors
has been heard from A letter has been re-
ceived from him dated at Dallas, Tex, in
which he enclosed 5000 TO pay note on
which the late Register Mundy was indorser
He stated in the letter that he would trans
NIT similar amount to Aid. Matcbett.
A decision was rendered in the United
States court in Topeka, Kan, that has
dropped like bombshell and created coh-
sternation among the friends Of prohbitio n
in Kansas. The decision in question allows
the reopening of original package liquor
houses in Kansas. and -declaresr that the
Wilson bill enacted by congress does not re-
store the power OF the Kansas prohihitory
law as against original package saloons.
The Indians o. the Northwest nre to re-
csive a visit from Gen. Miles The general
left Chicago accompanied by r. B.. Smalley
and John Zerfass. members Of the commits.
sion. The trip will extend over month, and
the tribes along the Northwest and also the
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cies will DO visited. Gen. Miles will send q
report on his inspection to army headquar-
tiers at Washington
great crowd of Balbimores' best German
citizpnes we're excited and very indignant
over the action oil the police in stopping the
lecture which was to have been given at
Germania Maennerchor hall by Arthur
Koebner Of New York. For some reason an
old law WAS rpsurrected, and the authorities
state thnt no entertainment of any sort for
which an admission price was demanded
! could take plnce in Baltimore on Sunday i
any one should object thereto. The crowd
| denounced the decision and the authorities.
Hog cholera ~ playing havoc near Midi.
son, Wis. Sidney TerwilIager Of the town o.
Oregon said: Out OF 16I pigs in my pens
AS have died. and nm afraid the entire
number viii 20 before the disease stops. Il
| hog will be apparently as well as ever, when
it will suddenly keel over aud die In Il very
few minutes. Others will appear dumpisll
/ for some time. then begin to ehiver and
| finally drop. The cholera wns inoculatei in
our part Of the country through some hogs
| brought rom Chicago, and it begins TO look
| az though we would never be rid oft Thu
denth rate in the pens of my neighbors is aa
bad as mine. so TINT 1t is becoming avery
serious matter with us