The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-20
HERE AND THERE.


anniversary OF the anarchist execution, but
the affair was very tame.
French Republicans propose to erect
services to France in the defence of the
country against Germany in 1901.
Thomas Sullivan, a clerk in the war de-
partment stationed at ST. Paul, has been
placed on the retired list on his own appli-
cation.
convention of delegates from all the re.
publics in the world is to be held in the Unit
ed States while the worlds fair is in pro-
gress.
Masked citizens of the town OF Aberdeen,
near Gray's Harbor, Wash, forcibly elected
the Chinese rom there. compelling them with
bag and baggage to board steamer and
leave for more healthy parts
Messrs. Dillon, O'Brien, O'Connor, Gill;
Harrington, Sullivan and the remainder
the Irish parliamentary party left Phiadel
phia for Boston, where they will addres
meetings.
The colored people demand that bureau
be established for their exhibits at the
Worlds Fair. They protest because Presi
dent Harrisou has not recognized them II
his fair appointments, and will hold a meet
ing in Chicago to dircuss the question.
Advices from Buenos Ayres represent 6
serious condition of affairs at the capital
and that another attempt at revolution il
apprehended, the deposed president, Celman
having many supporters in the provinces
who wish to see him restored.
Charles E. Robert a well known journal
ist of Nashville, Tenn, who was at one time
connected with the Chicago Times, st. Louis
Globe-Democrat, Louisville Courier-J ourna
and other we'll know journals, died after 6
lingering illness.
A dangerous gorge formed above Pierre
S. D., which for a time threatened to foot
the lower fats. A charge of dynamite brokt
it finally, when the ice rushed down and
swept away IA boats of the pontoon bridge
in the main channel of the river, which wert
finally lodged on a bar five miles below.
The statement that the Mexican govern
ment had placed an import duty on cattle
from the United States is denied by tht
United States consul at Neuvo Laredo. The
Mexican governments now preparing q tarif
BILL none of the details OF which have beer
SO far made public.
The reports that Mrs. Jessie Benton Ere
mont was in straitened circumstances
brought forth national sympathy and sub
scriptions for her relief Mrs. Fremont,
while feeling grateful for the kindness, ro
fused any assistance that would place her
before the public in the position of seeking
charity.
The Russian police at Warsaw have inter
cepted 300 Polish Jews who were about tC
emigrate from the country to escape tn,
persecution growing out of the ukase. Tht
emigrants were forced to return to the vii
lagos whence they came, and will be obliged
to endure rs best they may their unhappy
| lot.
dead horse was placed on the Contra
Park bridge, at West Superior, by some un
known persons with the evident intention oil
wrecking train. 1t was noticed by the en-.
| gineer Of the East Superior Short line train
who succeeded in almost stopping the train
before the engine struck the horse, thereby
preventing what might have been a fatal
wreck.
A large crowd as sembled at Cooper Unior
New York. to hear Lucy Parsons and Herr
| Most eulogize the anarchists who were
hanged at Chicago, Nov. IL. 1887. Tht
hall was hung with red flags, and pictures oil
| the five dead anarchists were suspended or
| the stage. Mrs. Parsons speech was mainly
| devoted to an attack upon the police. Herr
Most and a number of other speakers fol.
4
| the 100 police present.
The executive committee, or administrn
| tive council of the g. A. R., met at Detroit
and outlined the business to come before the
| council during its session. meeting was
held at which notifications of the rules ano
| laws which govern the order were considered
together with a number of communications.
A motion was adopted fixing the limit oil
time for holding the reunion between July %
and Aug. 90.
Thomas II. Ruger. OF the U. s. Army, com.
mander OF the department. of Dakota, in
vestigated the reported excitement and dis
content among the Indians because of th,
expected coming of the 80 called Messiah
Sitting Bull, whom they regard as one o
the wild Indians on the reservation, nnc
who has given the interior department nc
little trouble, is responsible for much of thu
| excitement that prevailed few days since.
but which has now subsided Reports were
greatly exaggerated. Mai. Mclaughlin.
| agent at Standing Rock, is in favor with the
Indians, and will have no trouble in keeping
| them quiet.