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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-04-10
BAND INSTRUCTOR.

Prof. H. Huber. just arrived from
the East, is ready to give instructions
in Band Music. Call or address,,
II. HUBER, or
ANTON WATZKE,
2ltf Morris, MINI.
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Take de Wits Little Early
Risers II. Il. Hulburd & Co. loft
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The finest selected stock of Groce-
rtes in the city at the Red Front. 16tf
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RmcLIin,s ArnIca SaIva.

-FOUR Tin Types for fifty cents at
ROgans. 22tt
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Nellie Moore,3; Lydia Morris. l;
Laura Wunch,3 3; Lovetta Gould,l;
Walter Smiths; Sadie Pushor.l;
Frank Smith, 3; Fannie Crandell, l;
Burt Linsley, 5; Howard kelns,l;
Chas. Hill. 5; Josie Libbey, |;
Lydia Cousins,2; Nellie Young,1;
Eva Haight, ,; Levi Torpey, /;
Grace Hall, ,, Don Pearce, /;
Frank Ware, .; Maud Whitely,l;
Myrtle PuSbor,2; Lena Thoele, /;
Will Darling, 2; Jennie Davidson ];
Andrew Olson,2; Nora Howat, /;
Henry Hutchins,2 Rufus Stevens, L;
Frank Young. /;
Ferdinand Dlnielson, /; -
Total SO
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Stamping done by Mrs. Whitley
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His girl didn't go back on him be-
cause he used De Wits Early Ris.
ers. Ii. J.. Hulburd & Co. 19tf
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If farmers will r1aI House &
Youngquists ad in this issue they will
conclude that tho housing machinery
is Il good thing to do, yet II )use don't
want to house his. He wants the
farmers to do it for him; just try hImi
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C. !. Croorquist thin!s he has got
some of the best Lyd.e5 and Cents
shoes to bc found anywhere, If the
proof of the pudding is n the eating,
the best way to prove these shoes
would lie TO h"y, and try.
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Fl. WHITLEY, Editor.

THURSDAY April I0,h. 1890. NO.2
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Our new pound master ) resolved
enforce I=t, the cattle law, End,
the garbage Iaw. and 3g4.anu greatest,
the dog law. You Will do well to
taxa due notice and govern yourselves
accordingly, for Sam means business.
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Tin Types 1T Rogans.
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We regret to say, that several
of our correspondence came too late
506$t place in the paper this week;
not too late to be set up. but accord.
ing to the law of rotation there were
90 many ahead of then. Some will
keep a week but others will not.
Looking out of our sanctum window
yesterday we observed something fly.
ing past like streak of lightning,
with a gloss that shone like an aste.
roid, we enquired of the s'Devil''
what phenomenon that was, of course
we knew his supernatural agility
could catch on to anything, "that, -
sob that" Said lie lis DanIelson and
his new horse" we'll we wilted.
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HoMFSFFKFsS, EYcIIpv,oMe

'N-1N~ G|ANUINVIVIN0
On The Burlington" April ~, May &C
September 9 and %, and October Ia,
I0nn
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-23
The Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS. OHIO, OF. 2S.-In the House
this morulrg the bill providing non-parti-
sau board Of improvements for Cincinnati
TO bs appointed by iha mayor, was read q
sscond tine and the House refused By vote
of 20 TO 3S to SUSPEND the rules for third
reading 10 order that the bill might be
placed ca passage. Speaker Hysell states
thas the voie on suspension of the rules
does not Indicate that the seme number of
democrats ia the HOUSE will vote for the
passage OF the non-partisan bill. What
they want s 10 either defeat or pass the
Dill aud get away tomorrow.
Il the Senate resolution was of red to
appoint committee to Investigate the
charge thai the clerk CT tho Senate had pur-
oosely detained the non-par!san bill after
il paced the Senate, thus delaying the
work Of The legislature. The resolution
vent over under the rule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-23
IELEGRAPEIC BREYITIEs.

The Kansas City crocsery company has
made an assignment. Liabilities S25 COO.
Bircbsll, the murderer, Gays there is not
word of truth il the repor: Of his coDf,ssion.
At Perry. Kan, lsss evening, George
E lott shot ard killed Abb Rice, without
cause. Rce was respec able young nan,
% years ole.
Wn. Galow, German laborer, shot aud
killed his wife at Oshkosh, Wis, yesterday
aud then committed suicide. Domestic in
felicity was the cause.
Hundreds of people are Jckins to the
Arbucke Mountains 10 Oklahoma, where
gold hiss been discovered in paying qGa=-
titles and every train is crowded with pro-
specIots.
TIE illuminate works OF the Uaou ms-
talllc cartridge company az Bridgeport,
Conn.,, we're blown up ct O'Clock this
mornicg. George Baker, en- employee, w&5
blown to atoms. his body being scattered in
every direction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-23
a Balloon Experience

Three aeronants, left the gaa works at
L, Villette, France. Of three o'clock yester-
day afternoon in their balIoon,the mozart"
intending, after brief ascent, to return
again to the ground just Gu side the fortia
cations. When they reached an altitude OF
three thousand yards hurricane began TO
blow, aud drove tho balloon fuFiou5ly to
the northeast for some hours. The aeronauts
had dreadful time. the wind causing the
car to sway 30 violently that the occupants
we're obliged to cling to the edge in order to
avoid being thrown out. Instead OF being able
to be In Paris in time for dinner, ae they had
Intended, they found themselves after dark
above the village of Bourcy, $50 miles from
the capital. Tbey resolved to land at all rl9ks
The graphing irons were therefore thrown out,
but they broke off and the wind got into the on
yelops snd burst large hoe in it. Then tho
balloon began to sink rapidly, and coon the Car
struck the or u I'D and rebcuuded, throwing ont
enc of the men, who fell on the telegraph wires,
and then, on reaching the ground, he remained
inseusible for some time HIS compenlors
were also thrown out OF the car and fell
distance of fifteen fe t. The man whose collision
with the telegraph wires broke the force OF his
fall. was he least iDiu ed OF the trio, and when
he recovered CONSCIOUSNESS he looked about, and
eventually discovered his friends, being directed
to them by their grcans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-23
COMMUNICATED
The Pioneer Mills

think our section of The country ls en-
tirely misrepresepted, or rather, 10 pihln
words, not represented at all. Here Is
section OF country possessing great auVau-
tspes. including transportation Dotn oy
" alter and rail, with pot single roller miii
10 the vicinity; bat there ere fe" corn anu
feed mills, of course. AZ q matter OF taste,
Virginia must have her corn -cske aud also
she must have her flower good, for Wnlcn
che has to rely upon the West, or little near,
for all it. This is the place for the man oil
means who wishes to make successful
four business. We have very large build
Jog, formerly the old Pioneer Mills OF Alex
andria, situated on the river front, Wild the
r I'D. r. R. on the other side, inviting
business; but il sasm as though no one VIII
grasp the golden opportunity that awaits
him. A furnishing business would ensue.
This mill was 10 operation before the ne"
system of milling which has lately taken
the lead was 10 vogue and wae run Day ano
night to fil the demand for tbs four manu-
featured there, which was then con-
sidered of excellent qualify. Inc mill
had capacity OF from seven to eight
hundred barrels per day, with Twelve run
of stone, which are now standing periec@y,
still inviting some one to take hold ana SUI up
business. We are situated in good Wheat sec
ton of the country, although the wheat IN tnlS
section during the last year was not as GOOD as
that of previous years. though it was generally the
same throu ghout the country, rendering small,
or smount suitable for first class -four. l Will
admit we had some good wheat, but as an average
az have said before, it was net OF hrst-cass quar-
itv I see no reason why We should not make
our own flour, and not be depending on our
neighbors for the staff of our bodies.
or very recent date, say within the last year,
l can see vast improvement in property, &C.
and also in other sources of business, including
and perfectly equipped shoe ia;.osy
which finds ssle for more OF its goods than 1t can
manufacture. We have every mesns of tr4nspor-
tation, both by water and rail, IS 1 have hereto
fore mentioned. Three prosperous railroads, do
ing an immense business, centre here, shordlng
every facility, which should urge business on;
wake up and realize that they are slsetl3g their
time aWiy. - A' -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-23

ROINED By FAST LIFE-Henry c. Sal
ONION, bookkeeper and confidential clerk Of
Blake & HannemaD, ths we'll known cotton
buyers and brokers Of New Orleans, and
son OF Dr. L. F. Sllomon, prominent cit.-
zr. abscondsd Wednesday uight with a
Iesd woman, leaving lovely wife, daughter
of a prominent physician, aud one child.
He lsfs q note for bis employers, stating
that be was s15, 900 short in his accounts, and
mat his downfail was due to wine, women
and cards" Young Salomon has been
known for some time to have been leading
rather fsss life, but a. it was said be made
considerable money specu atiDg in futures
last spring and sumner, Goihiog wrong was
suspected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-23
Governor Hill in Ohio.

Governor Hill, of New York, addressed
monster meeting of 5000 at Wooster. OHIO
yesterday. He commenced his speech By a
thorough explanation of the tariff bill, and
said that federal taxation was the question
of the hour. and that the passage OF tbs DC
Kinley bill bad caused an uprising of the
masses against the pernlclous Legislation
Your district 10 e great wheat and PORK
producing country. Ask Blaine when be
speaks here what be meant when he sald
there was not line in the Mckinley tsFlll
law which opens new market for Woesi
and pork. The democratic party holds that
wider markets are necessary TO the pros
perity Of tbs farmers. oppose the election
of William Mckinley, among other reasons
because he voted for and advocated the H.
famous force BILL That MEASURE imperll'
the very existence of coustilu ional gov
eminent in this country, and the best inter
ests of the people demand It's defeat. LII ii
scheme devised to perpetuate the
political power OF the republican party
The enforcement of such measure
would require millions of dollars from
toe public treasury would foist upon tne
people herd of federal officials, not elected
by citizsns, but appointed by judges VINO
b bid their positions for life, and would eE'
danger the peace aud good order OF comna'
ui,es without atfording the slightest protec-
tion to single eeotor. There has nothing
aiken place 10 any part of the South 10 Jus-
div the exercise of a doubtful sensational
power of Congress to regulate our elections.
Federal supervisors in every election DISTRICT
strangers to the people, vested win au-
thority 10 override the certificates OF local
officials and the Governors OF StateS-eon
stituted the framework of the proposed III
!uuity. The sacred right OF representation
is made to depend upon toe Integrity Of par
iisan oilicers, having no responslp iit5
to the people. The tendency OF such
legislation would be to provoke coz
f CT between federal and State officials, ana
race nrejudices would be eDgendsred at the
Sonlh. This foica bill is d vicious attack
upon a republican form OF government, and
oush. not to prevsil. In conversation with
Mckinney on the train to-day, ne tod me Ii
was the intsntion Of the present republican
Congress- to pass the force bill before the
exoira,iop, no matter which party was sue
cessful 10 the coming congressional elections.
II they do not carry the next eleotiop,
Won can rest assured they will nos pass TIE
bill"
la view of the fact that the people 90 the
outskirts of the crowd had beeu unable 10
bear him and that many who were at their
daily labor also desired to bear MIN. Tue
Governor consented to remain until night
,yban ha eddreussd 500 people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-23
The Virginia Synod.

Ia the Virginia Presbyterian Synod AZ
S;auDton yesterday the boundaries of On
Chesapeake presbytery were eoiarged Tie
report of the Uoion Theological Seminary
was submitted. The institution is in prosperous
condition. The report from the committee or.
Systematic benefcence was highly approved
There are ten presbYteries aud three hundred sad
ninety mine churches. The total amount contrib
uted 'or all purposes was 1921 600. of which
$50 so was for benefceRce. There sre 324 sb-
bath schools, 1876 teachers sud %, 553 scholars;
700 scholars entered church membership. Rev .
Moses D Hoge, DID,. of Richmond, offered yes :
luton, which was adopted deprecsting the epen-
log of the Columbisn Exposition, at Chicago on
sabbath days. Home Missions tho topic O.
consideration a. tic night session. full report
of the work in all the presby cries as presented
By Rev, l.. B. Johnston.
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Sninide of a Banker

NEW YORK, Ojt. % j. r. Creighton
was found dead 10 bis ofica al 70 Broadway
this morning. Attbc head of the sofa lay
a new revolver With six chambers loaded.
The remaining chamber contained an empty
cartridge she'll. Az open letter was found
addressed 40 all whom it may concern"
end read as follows: 81 have fought hard
business battle, have made q square fight
bus have lost. My brain hiss given way and
aow ny body must go. Please break the
news gently 10 my wife" Mr.. Creighton
was son of the late Commodore Creigton
of tbs U. S. Navy. IA was well-known
banker and broker. and was believed to be
successful 10 business.
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2aSyzg:gz zzE
ss0CIATEn PPEss DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

PAg1s, OCT. pa reception was given
last nght by n. R2faloyicb, Mr.. William
O'Brien's tather-iu-,aE, In honor OF Messrs.
Dillon and O'Brien.
PAB1s, Oot. GA vessel with cargo of
gun cotton hiss called from Brest for Rus
siaa port. The guo cotton is for the uss of
he Russian Government and was sent from
French governmsnt factory.
BERLIN, Oct. 23.-Auo!her tragedy has
been added to tie list Of horrors which have
recently occurred in Berlin and the vicinity.
To-day the community was shocked by the
discovery Of ths 6endsh work of a poisoneT
which IL almost without parallel in the his
tory of crime here. a retired farmer named
Gas3 gays TO his children come sweetmesta
in which ne had previously placsd a quantity
OF poison. He teen partook OF the poisoned
confec ion himasf After suffering great
agony Tor some time thu murderer and three
of tia chid,el we're relieved by death from
their suff,riugs. Two oshsr OF the children
who aso ale ot the sEsetm oats are In dy-
ing condition and the physicians say there
ia no possible chance Of saving them. No
reason is known 70. the crime.
VIENNA, OF. % 1t is reported that Mr.
J. B ack, tia nswly appointed consul OF
the United States 81 Possh. while journey
lag to thai city to assume the duties OF bia
offi3 re, commented publicly upon Austrian
affair, in a name, which has offended the
Government. L; is further said that the
Government has withhsll its e1eq1atcr
from MIR. Back and will perhaps refuse to
issua 1t at all.
LONDON, O,t. % Lord Dlulo, the nus
band OF Bs!le Billion, the concert hall singer,
whose matrimonial difficulties have bser
b , subject ct muon discussion both 10 the
courts and among the general public, Was
| shfowa from his horse while riding tc-1ay
q I'd one OF his shoulders was dislocated.
EDINBURGH, Oct. Mr.. Gladstone Is
greatly Glazed by the return Liberal
from Ecces, and to everyone who speaks
t, him on the sui joct, he expresses his d.
light a. hs great victory which his party
| has won
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L.gt Friday Mrs. D Lin Thomas. vho r

L.st Friday Mrs. lila Thomas, vhc r
sd5d near Pen6eld, n. Y, dir d, and or
NJ on3eY the funeral services we're held 81
her late residence The dislike of Gscre
Thomas for biz brother A pheus vas 50 Ee I
known ths, Alpheus. during the iuaeral,
stood outside until the Last words ofthe se,
vice hsd been spoken. A. he bsn; over tho
ooffin. George, selling heavy cane, savage
" STRUCK his brother upon the head several
times, INJECTING severe irjndes. Several
men sprsng toward and ploioned The IL
furiated man. George was held a. homs,
while Alpheus accomp inied bis mothers
body to the cemetery.
A disgusting scandal. sImoat putting 10
shame the shocking crime with the London
messenger boys, he's been revealed at Troy,
N Y. Half score OF men are involved
end one arrest has been made. A police
officer and merchant who are inVo vcd
are married men, srd the latter is ore Of
the pillars la fashlopsoie church.
Attorney General Miller has Issued IN
order pe:mi tirg thel employ meut Of U. 8.
marshele ad libitum on election day ~ IS
per day.
Ex-Secrstary Bavard last nigi. address. d
large meeting 10 Philsdelphis 10 the inter
est of the tariff reform candidates for Co
gross from that city.
The secretary of the interior yeste,dag
signed certificates for fifteen Thousand de- J.
lars 10 aid OF the Virginia Agricultural
College.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-23

FEED DOUGLASS, 10 his recent speech to
his race st Washington, said Senator ir-
gals argument against the admizture oiths
races is intense but narrow, brilliant but VI
sound, learned bat inconsistent and illogi-
csln Fred. is firm believer in n!scegena-
tioa, both Ia theory and practice, end takes
bis white wife about with him on all occa
sions. Laneston aso says white and black
blood ought to commugle. The worst OF
all this is that President Harrison has told
thes- men that the whole power of t9e al
nln,-tration ,giil be exerted in their favor,
am mat their race locks upon them as liz
leaders aud accepts their teachings as COS
pei truth And get there are people ~ho
say that osrtain white msn in Virginia, 81
pexs nc onln's eecioo, will vote the anti
democratic ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-23
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

During recent journey Baroness AL
phouse Rothschild. of Paris, Has robbed OF
jewelry valued ct $1,000 francs.
The Suprems Council of the Scottish Ritz
Mssons yesterday elected. ct Washington,
large number 10 receive the thirty third de-
gree.
J. q. Witherspoon, in quarrel over
shares in cotton crop, shot aud killed his
uncle, J. G.. Rsirer, at Charleston, s. o., yes-
terdsy.
Count Herbert Bismarck became engaged
to the Countess Anne Conradine Bertne
Pateu, aged seventeen, while visiting st
RIA lately. The Count is forty The
Countess Platen belongs to family OF some
reboWn.
Letters and kilograms from Dublin repre-
sent the Irish national league as more close
ly pressed for money than has been sus-
pected. The special collections taken In
The churches will not more than cefrey the
ordinary expenses OF the league, which ere
now being largely increased owirg to the
numerous recent and impending eVictlons.
Johnny Hope, the son OF jimmy Hope,
the famous bank robber, who is nov In
South America engaged in the cattle bust
ness. was pardoDed yesterday rom sing
Sing prison, New YORK, where he had been
sentenced for twenty years for complicity In
the robbery of the Manhattan Saving Int :
tutioo, New York city, Sunday, October n,
1878. 1t is said that the father returned
many OF the stolen bonds on con1ition that
his son be pardoued, which Was done.
Governor Gordon, OF Georgia, last night
received an appeal for troops from the
sheriff OF Coffse county, who teiegraphed
that the numerically predominant negroes
were shooting down the whites. The riot
ers are lead By white man named L. s.
Vsrns, who operates turpsntipe Still he
had dispute about some land with Inos.
S=ers, and while attempting to gein posses,
sion Sesrs shot one OF the negroes dead, ana
later with gang OF men attacked Varnas
lands The negroes then resolved on re1aii-
alton and shot three Of them fatally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-23
Murdered by Tramps

CHICAGO, O,t. 23-M.cnael Brazil, an
agad resideu of tbs suburban town OF Des-
pIsineq, Was brutality murdered by three
tremps last evening. II, went into his barn
to feed his COW, whsn the meo who had
been concealed In the building spTang upon
him. Ole Of them struck him on the head
with coupling pin, almost braloing him.
His head was pounded almost to pulp and a
doz,n knifs wounds were found 10 his body.
The murdarers escaped after securing 81 600
10 cash and prom.ssory notes to large
amount
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-23

OPERATIONS SUSPENDED The sugar rail.
near Worthwhile, Fauquier county. hiss su.-
pended. Its pay roll was 5000 per month,
which was great help so that community.
The suspension grew out of the managers
not having the money TO tide o9sr tbs
period necessary to convert the cane int
m, | asses and sugar. Some important ;acis
wers demonstrated, among them that more
sugar can be made out ct a given amouot Of
sorghum grown here than 10 Kansas, that
after taking this sugsr from the cane rs
much grain, almost as valuable SO corr, was
made per acre IS could be grown OF any
other crop. 1t wou q seem that sugar max
ing may be made SUCCESS where there IA
enough cspitai to run the mill until the
crop is msrke ed Warrenton Jrginian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-23

Nh. NcKINLEY toid Gov. Eiil of Nav
York, yesterday, the Force bill would be
passed ut tho next session of Congress,
whether he democrats be successful or not
at lba coming election But, unless the re-
publican msjority in the present Congress,
be folly determined upon actual revolution,
1t is hardly possible they will attempt snS
such action In the face OF large popu ar
opposition msjorty. The most elective
way, therefore, By which the passage OF the
bill referred to can be defeated. is for every
man to Try to make that majority IS
large as possible end every w'ss man, voc
has any Interest in the welfare OF the South
will do so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-23

THE republican committee Of the Ricn-
mond congressional district read the hand
writing on the wall, and have already ccm-
menced their vain explanations of their an
tiopated overwhelming defeat next month,
by the croundle!s assertion that there will
not be Stree vote and fair coun" In that
district. The white maj ority in the Rich,
mond district have determined to resent the
outrage perpe.rated upon them by the pre-
sent republican Congress. by re eleoting Mr.
Wise By mel ority so large that noooc ,
will have the effrontery 90 dispute 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-23
Rnrned TO Death

NEW YORK. O,t ga fire that broke
out early this morning at Nc. 81 Front
street, Brock 20 did abou, S. eco damage to
stock and the building. Johu O'Grady, an
old man who waa suf ,ring from paralysis,
was sGffocated aud burned to death. The
other occupants Of he building had narrow
escapes Officer Mccain who brought out
O'Gfady's dead body was burned quite &C.
vereiy about The hands and face.