The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-08-13
EMPEROR WILLIAM may visit the World

EMPEROR WILLIAM may visit the Worlds
Fair in Chicago.
THE Queen of the Belgians walked in the
park. She will start for Spa.
FIFTY-FoUR hundred Russian Jews arriv-
ed at Hamburg.
PRINCE HENRY will represent Emperor
William at Holigo Land on Aug TO-
MARK TWAIN is now writing a serious
novel on the continent, said to be the great
est effort of his career.
Won MoLrK's papers will be printed in a
few days. They contain many of the Cen
erals love-letters to his wife.
THE West India and Panama Telegraph
Company has declared dividend of 18
cents share on common stock.
Ell TIEMPo, a newspaper claims that the
death of Mr.. Baker, British consul at Vera
Cruz, was caused by poison.
The work of putting up a fire alarm tele-
graph in the City of Mexico has COM
menced.
AN attempt is made to overthrow the
Spanish government. An attack upon the
Barcelona garrison is repulsed and the as
sailantS arrested
REV. Dr. JOHN II. WoRcHEsTER has
formally notified the directors of the
Union theological seminary OF his accept
ance of the protessorship rendered him.
OLD LADY AYLEsBURY is one of the most
extraordinary figures in London society.
She is nearly so, and wears wig of cork
screw curls. She is noted as the pOsssesOr
of sharp tongue and her language is at
all times picturesque and vigorous.
PRESIDENT DIAz is again we'll enough to
attend to executive business, but he bears
traces ofrecent suffering, His wife wishes
him to go to Europe for rest, but his am-
bition keeps him at home and will for
some time yet
NJ. ToCKRoY, in an interview in Paris
said he had no doubt that the handsome re-
ception of the French feet at CrOnstadt. II
not the visit itself, was due to EnglandS
support of the drebund.
ENGLAND and France are negotiati ng to
take joint action for the protection Of their
subjects in China such action becomes
necessary. 1t is said that Germany will
DIN England and France In this work,
KING ALEXANDER of Servia has arrived
in St. Petersburg on visit to the imperial
family. The czar and several Of the Rus.
sian grand dukes received him at the rail-
way station, and he was rendered all the
honors due reigning sovereign.
THE Standards correspondent at Constan-
tinople telegraphs that Lord Salisbury has
declined to grant the portes request to re-
open negotiations for the evacuation of
Egypt, on the ground that it is lnOppOr-
tune to do so at the present moment.
HENRY NJ. STANLEY used to think that
the Congo peo pie were the most artistic Ii
ars in the world. Since he began to study
the work of the unabashed cable CORES
don't hn hoe tod hot NnII
The natives are not in it.
AT Toronto, Ont, counsel has appealed
against the commital for extradition of
Richard Garbutt, charged with forg cries In
Texas and elsewhere. Garbutt is believed
by American officers to be one of gang of
notorious sharpers who have been making
shady land deals for years past in the West
ern states.
THE South Russian crop prospects are
improving The general yield will be about
65 per cent and the wheat yield about IS
per cent of the average Rye will be fail
ure, being over so per cent below the aver
| age. The crops in the Volga provinces are
blighted and famine is imminent.
SERGT. JOHN LEIRcH, now a citizen of In
dianapolis, was one of the brave Six Hum
dred who rode up to the mouth Of the guns
at Balaklava. He was boy of II when he
enlisted at Nottingham In the Eighth Hus"
sars, who formed part of the famous Light
Brigade and is still a straight and soldierly
man.
LABoUcHERE says that Emperor William
oks better on horseback than on f-ot,
"for when he is walking in court function
he assumes q solemn strut, which he has, 1
suppose been told is imperial, but which
tom my thHeng PtofteS more barn
REMENY1 the violinist, is to publish q
book whose subject is . study of Japanese
art. During his three years in South Africa
RemenEi claims ia have disGoyered a
number of valuable old Yiolins, he thus
explains their presence in that region:
:After the edict of Nantes, when the
Hpguenots left la belle France in thous-
apds, q good portion of them went to live
in Holland; from thare they we're shipped
to Africa by the but CHI gQyerpment, 'aid as
they were mostly of good families, they
ny vanRh RdG tRU1 nch ed as otnre w
| them"