The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-03-19
VISIONS SIN:

John L. GOnyon, ex-sherIR of Bayfield,
county and chief of police at Bayfield,, is
d cad.
The Inscho saw mill, eight miles south
of Durant, burned with two engines, Loss
s., 500. 1t was not insured.
Assemblyman John Edwards of Wood
| county, who has been i'll for some weeks,
died.
Ernest Flinkert's brewery at Racine was
partially destroyed by fire. Five thousand
barrels of beer were ruiued. Loss So COO
insured.
Ahnapee fishermen are making
. large hauls. One very good lift, about
400 pounds, were made by George Stephen
son last week, and several large lifts since
then have been reported.
The Rock County, Fair association has
planned races for Sept. Q, 10 and IL
! Purses to the amount of nearly 81, 900 will
be offered. One hundred and fifty dollars
have been set aside for three games of
baseball.
A Black River Falls Special says: Elias
Johnson, one of the very early settlers Of
this county, was buried here, he having
died q fearful death from the effects of q
cancer that had eaten away one entire side
VI uLS lace.
The papal brief, appointfng Bishop
Katie archbishop. Of the diocese of Milwars-
kee, reached him from Rome. The cere-
mony Of comforting the pallium will take
/ place i'll a few weeks and will be conducted
| by Cardinal Gibbons.
G. C. Griffith, of Oshkosh trunk manufac-
turer, assigned to X. NJ. Hutchinson. Liza
bilities estimated at $15, 900; assets $25 600.
An effG4t to do q large business with small
capital is given as leading cause far the
assignment.
IOWA.
| NJ. Fineran has sued Sioux City for S.
600 damages on account of change of grade
of a street
Burlington has voted to build a $4,000
! school house to relieve the pressure upon
| the capacity of the present buildings.
Mrs. David King, of Cedar Rapids re-
ceived fatal injuries by being knocked out
of cutter by arunaway team,
A Jury IN the district court at Fort Dodge
has awarded Fred Wolfe, farmer living
near Barnum, 81 900 damages for the tenn
poary alienation OF his wifes affections.
The works of the Fort Madison Gas com
pany have been sold to- Messrs Coff1n and
Stanton of New York City, who will con-
| duct the business.
| Two tramps engaged in fight in q box
/ car in, the. Wabash yards, Ottumwa. Phillip
Ryan was fatally stabbed in ihe abdomen,
| John Boswell, hes asSailanb, was arrested
and jailed,
| A yoNVEss son of Frank Earnester, of
| CGason, while foohng with loaded shot
gun, pointed it at his younger brother.
The result was as usual. The boys brains
were scattered all aboutthe room.
Taylor Bros foundry and MACHINE shop
burned at Lyons, and Watchman T. L. Tag
CART perished in the flames, He was found
face downward in the debris. Foul play is
suspected. Loss 10 shop, $1,000.
Chris, Nelson, in attempting to SoSrd a
| fast morning train at Mill Creek, a little
town a few miles west Of: Clinton, was
thrown beneath the wheels and mangled in
! horrible manner
| "A dispatch was received at Cedar RapiGfs,
| announcing the death of John Weare at
| Hot Springs, Arko of pneumonia. Mr.
| Weare was one OF the early settlers. and
was prominent in business aud political
| circles.
Fred Garrison, Hyears of age was Killed
and,t two older brothers were injured by
heavy fall ofslate in the Foster mine at
| Fishyille. The three young men had come
from Illinois only short time ago andwere
| perfect strangers there.
Gilbert Braden shot and killed Instantly,
Edward Kicker, atGrinnell. Braden who
came from Brooklyn for the purpose of
killing Ricker. claims that the latter did
Braden's sister irseparable wrong five years
ago, ~a
| A eablegram received from United States
Consul Simons, Hong Kong, ChiAs, ,statCsthat
Senator p. G. Ballingall, president of the
coal place, died at sea ON the Tth inst. and
| was buried at Hong Kong. Ballingan was
one ofthe best known hotel men in the.
| world, QttNmwa is in mourning.