The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-12-06
General.

New York city policemen will have
to pay their fare on street cars and rail
loads hereafter.
Public meetings of all kinds have
been prohibited in Sandwich, Ill, owing
to the prevalence of smallpox.
The ashes of thousands of men were
found in mound near the Illinois river
in Brown county, Ill.
Miss Della Shenk. a respectable young
woman, has mysterio1sly disappeared
from Kokomo, Ind.
According to Rev. G.. w. BIodgett,
the ratio of divorces tp marriages is
greater in Galeshurg, ILL.,, than in any
city in the country.
A Dubuque, Iowa, jury set at naught
the testimony Of medical experts and
gave the widow of Joseph Brunskill a
verdict in a damage suit
Four candidates are in the field for
the short term senatorship in Michigan.
1t is predicted that the real fight will
be between Olds and Burrows.
Barney Foote, student at Fairfield
So mir ary, seven miles from Little Falls,
N. Y, was taken violently insa ne, the
result of an injury in football game.
Massachusetts farmers met at AU-
burn to protest against the tuberculosis
tests on cattle by the state cattle COM
mission unless the owners can recover
full value of the animals destroyed.
indiana coal miners will leave the
| Knights of Labor on account of she ac-
| ton of the general convention at New
Orleans in refusing admission to their
delegates.
Senator Dolph of Oregon will not
have clear sailing for reelection 20 the
| United States senate. Already the
names of four aspirants have been put
forward, and in all probability will be
presented to the legislature.
William G. King of Minneapolis and
| Phil Osgood and John n. Goodwin of
Illion, N. Y, are suing xSenator Squire
Of Washington for an accounting of
property valued at $1,500,000 situated
near Seattle.
The New York & Cleveland Gas Coal
company has advanced the wages of
| its miners at Plum and Sandy creeks,
Pa, from 55 to 60 cents ton, the men
| signing an agreement not to join any
labor organization.
Alexander Salvini became too real
istic while playing "D'Artagnan'' at ST.
Paul and threw glass of wine at Miss
Louise Starr. The tumbler struck her
under the eye and she has sued for
bruises and anguish.
| 1t is understood that all railroad lines
entering Portland, Or, have signed an
| agreement to maintain passenger rates
thus avoiding what q few days ago
threatened to become a serious rate
! war.
Death has intervened to settle con.
| troversy over the possession of child
! in Oklahoma territory. He was repeat
| edly stolen by father and mother, one
from the other, and now that he is
dead, they are fighting for the posses
sion of his body.
A protest against the issuing of a GER
tificate of election of w. G. Owens,
Breckinridge's successful rival for the
congressional nomination, has been fl
ed by Judge Denny, the Republican
candidate because of alleged irregll-
laries in certain counties in Kentucky.
A new church has been organized in
Ste Louis, modelled after the church
of the same name in Los Angeles, CAL,
which was organized two years ago by
q small band,s has grown to a member
ship of 10000. Belief In q deity, in the
divinity of Christ or in future state
is not required of its members. Gen.
Fry, Of industrial army fame, is the
| present lecturer