The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-02-04
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AN organized effort is being made to ex=
pell the Chinese from Montana.
COSTA RIGA will spend $150,oOO on its ex.
hibit at the Chicago Exposition.
THE son of prominent st. Paul man be-
gins a sensational suit for divorce at Red
Wing.
REPRESENTATIVES of various reform par
ties hold confab in Chicago and issue an
address.
A ST. PAUL young woman bursts a blood
vessel in her head and dies after stroke
of paralysis.
NEAR Cumberland Gap, KY, four labor
ers were killed by an explosion. They
were thawing out some blasting cartridges.
Senator Cantors' $500, 900 worlds fair ap-
preparation bill has passed the New York
senate.
FIRE in Cincinnati completely gutteu
the building occupied by West & Tice,
queensware Loss $125, 600 to $4,000.
IT is believed that an unknown steam er
with every soul on board was lost the night
of Jan. 9, off Cape Finistere, Spain.
BANK EXAMINER KENYON makes his re-
| port on the affairs of the American Build
ing and Loan association.
DEPUTY SHERIFF TRACY of New York has
received an attachment for S. 500 against
the North Pacific Insurance company of
Tacoma Wash, in favor of Frank W.
| Geraty, and served it on third party in
New York.
THE Alliance Insurance Association of
Chicago has Ensured with the Phoenix of
Brooklyn its outstanding risks, amounting
10 $780, OOO, ,OOO. The company will continue
in local and general agency fields as here
tofore.
ACCORDING to the first official report
of the a5signees of the Messrs.
Delameter of MeadvilIe, Pennsylvania,
the general creditors of the insolvent bank
ers will not receive more than eight or ten
cents on the dollar,
The New York Democratic state COM
mittee has decided that the. state conven-
ton should be held in Albany on Wash
ington's birthday, Feb. %, when delegates
| at large to the national convention will be
elected.
JUDGE BROWN, sitting in the United States
| circuit court has handed down a decision
| in favor of Frederick w. Vanderbilt, in
his famous suit for the possession ofhis Brit
| ish-built steam yacht, Conqueror, which
was seized by Collector J. Sloat Fassett for
non-payment OF duties.
THE Grand Rapids School Furniture COM
pany, the largest manufacturers of school
| furniture in the world, has sold out 10 an
| organization of capitalists known as the
United States Furniture company with
| headquarters in Chicago, which practically
| gives it control of the business.
PANa Yum, a wealthy Chinaman of In
dianapolis, and Ida Norton, also of Indian
apolis and daughter of wealthy parents,
were married in Chicago. The elite of Chi
| cago's Chinese society was treated to gen.
uine sensation and carried the festivities far
into the night. The match was case of
elopem ent.
THE first consignment of exhibits for the
worlds fair from Japan reached Chicago
the other day. The goods, consisting of
fancy enamel trays, porcelain vases, water
pitchers etc, were sent by Kai Tsu Sha
from Toxic. and are valued at 80, TIA silver
ven. The receipt ofthese goods gives Japan
the honor OF being the first foreign country
sending exhibits.
AT the annual meeting of the New York
Association of Collegiate Allumn@, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Mrs. Adaline Morson Thompson, of Wei
lesley college; vice-president, Miss Alice
Williams, of Michigan University; secretary
Miss Elizabeth Raeburn Noy, of Vassar
college; treasurer, Miss Clara Brewster
Potwin, of Wellesley college; directors,
Miss Louise Hoyt Kelsey, of Smith college;
Miss Margaret G. Bradford, of Boston Uni
versity; Miss Lillian J. Bacon, of Wisconsin
university, Miss Elizabeth HUNS, of Bryn
Mawr college, and Miss Antoinette Law
renee of New York university.