The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-11-17
From other Shores.

Ex-Premier Mercer will sue Canadian
officials for damages for causing his arrest
F! The Gagui Indians in Mexico are pre-
pairing for war; About 200 Mexican rene
gades are with them.
Advees from Honolulu say that the cab
met was voted out after having been in
power only two hours and half
Harper Bros. doubt the reported death Oh
Theodore Child, the critic, at Teheren,
Persia, OF cholera. They received letter
from him under date of October 8.
Late dispatches from Dahomey bring the
news that the Dahomeyans although re-
reatedly defeated are apparently deter
mined to resist until the last.
Victor Raindl, legal adviser to the inn
perial family OF Austria, has surrendered
himself to the police, coniessing the embez-
element of trust funds in his possession.
His deficit amounts to about $185, 000
Advices from Chilli say that war is i'm
minent between Peru and the Argentine
republic on one side and Chilli on the other,
the three countries are making active pre-
parations.
Thirty-five or forty people were killed in
the collapse of mill at Oprau, Moravia,
recently. The mill was fimsily built and
second floor caused the accident. The 10
lice are looking for the builder, and will ar
rest him.
A republican demonstration took place
in the streets of Lisbon after the departure
of the king and queen to visit the
queen regent of Spain. The offenders were
arrested and remanded without bail. The
spectators in court cheered for the prison
ers.
According to Free Russia ships are being
built on the Clyde for the Russian govern
ment, which are fitted out with iron cages
in which it is designed to transport pris
oners to Siberia by way of the Lena river
and the Attic ocean.
Gov. Juan Ahunada, the new executive
of the state of chihuahua, Mex, discovers
that Gov. Enrique Rodriguez, his prede-
cessor, pawned the revenues of the state to
the amount of $4,000 and that he had also
contracted floating Indebtedness of $116,-
600.
Henry Raymond, a we'll known sporting
man, was arrested on railway train at
Leige, Belgium, while in the act of stealing
bonds valued at $4,000, He lived in high
style in London, moving in the best sport
ing circles and enjoying the proceeds of
many larcenies. He belongs TO a clique of
thieves well-known to Paris and New York
detectives. He figures in Inspector Byrne's
book on criminals as adam Worth"
Spurgeon's tabernacle was crowded the
other day with persons anxious to hear the
first sermon preached by the Rev. DR..
Pierson since his return. DR.. Pierson re-
ferred only indirectly to the division in the
church. He said in this connection that
he desired lovingly to represent the
whole church and not part OF it." and he
asked for the prayers of the whole congre-
cation that his labors might be effective. =
Ex-Consul Henry B. Ryder was pardon
ed by the Danish government by. the; per-
sonal request of American Minister Carr,
who in making the request, acted upon
Instructions of the state department at
Washington. The request was based on Ry-
der's advancing years and physical condi-
tion, he being a disabled veteran of the
Amer can navy. The Danish public are in
dignant at the pardon of Ryder against
whom much feeling existed, Ryder was
ordered to leave Denmark instantly.