The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-06-26
NORTH DAKOTA

All bad characters are being banished from
| Grand Forks.
The Great Northern will build new depot
at Grand Forks.
1t is expected that Catholic cathedral, to
cost $25, 900, will be erected at Grand Forks
| this year
A female convict arrived at the Bism arck
| penitentiary the other day, being the first in
the history OF the prison.
Deadwood authorities think the train
robbery which took place near New Salem
the other day was planned and executed by
| crooks from that city.
The belle at a recent dog FEAST on an Indian
reservationin Dakota wore a jacket trimmed
with teeth from $50 eIks, which she herself
| had slain She is the granddaughter of the
chief of the tribe.
The election for county superintendent of
schools at Bismarck was spirited and excit-
ing the ladies' exercising the right to vote
for the first time under the new law. One
hundred and fifteen out of u vote of 400 were
ladies' W. T. Perkins vas reelected over
Campbell who was generally Endorsed by
the ladies, by about 200.
The first general school election under the
vote on all school questions occurred at
jamestown. The city elected the board OF
education, co insisting of seven members, OF
which two are women. Mrs. E. P. Wells
and Mrs. H. c. Hotchkiss. Avery light vote
was polled about $50 ladies voting in the
whole city.
Orders have been received at Fort Totten
within the past week to vacate about half of
the buildings now used by the troops sta
toned there and to have them ready for oc-
cupancy by the Indian school. which is soon
to be started. This school will be the larg-
est institution of the kind in the United
States, 1t is expected that it will have from
700 to 500 Indian children in attendance.
At Mandan, William Palmer, boss painter
OF the Missouri division of the Northern Pa
cifc railroad, was shot four times by George
Lewis, one OF his men. The first shot took
effect in the leg, the second went through the
bowels, the third grazed an arm and the
fourth took effect in the back. Both had
been drinking and got into quarrel. Lewis
says Palmer drew q knife on him. Palmer
will die and Lewis is in ail,
Ex-City Justice C. E. Foster was married
at Casselton to Miss M. Mccormick OF Bill
ings, Mont. The ceremony was performed
O1 Dodru Tue edSG-DOunu tram on the North
ern Pacific, the bride coming from the West
on that train, and being joined by the groom
with clergymen and q large party offriends.
They were at once assigned car, and the
clergym an proceeded at once to BUSINESS,
The couple will make Detroit Mimi, their
future home.
Representative Hansbrough is making an
effort to have inserted in the general defcien.
cy bill provision appropriating 81 {, 1000 for
the agricultural college at Fargo The last
year that amount was granted to each state
and territory, and, the college in South Da-
kota being in operation, got the amount.
The North Dakota college started May 1,
havinga two months of the fiscal syear for
which the appropriation was made. It is
probable that the committee will allow the
amount for these two months.
The house joint resolution donating the
personal property of the United States to
North and South Dakota passed the senate
today. 1t provides that all papers, books,
records fixtures, furniture and all other per-
sonal property Of whatever kind belonging
to the United States and heretofore used in