The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-11-29
General.

A resolution urging congress to pass
the Hatch pure food bill was ad0pIeu
by the National grange.
A big reduction in time between Chi
cago and the East is being made by
the Fort Wayne road.
Interesting changes are taking Mace
on the planet Mars, according TO Per-
ciyaI Lowell, of the Lowell observatory.
Mayor Tiepke arbitrated the strike of
| Worsted weavers at Pawtucket, IL. L.,
and 200 operatives resumed work.
The Rock Island road has withdrawn
| from the excess baggage rate agree
ment and other lines will follow suit.
Southern congressman question the
legality of the new bond issue and
threaten to make trouble for the ad-
ministration.
A movement is well under way look
ing to the opening of the great water
ways of Canada to vessels of the United
States.
The Georgia Southern & Florida rail-
road will be sold at receivers sale on
the first Tuesday in March. The upset
price fixed is 81, 100000.
| Kolb, the defeated candidate for. gov
ernor of Alabama, has issued a mani
festo calling upon his supporters to aid
him in seizing the executive office.
| Justice Lawrence denied the applica-
ton of the Goulds for cancellation Of
| their taxes on the ground of non-resi-
dence in New York.
| Farmers in VIII and adjoining coun-
| ties in Illinois have lost thousands of
hogs by cholera within the past few
| weeks.
A commission has been appointed at
| Trenton, N. J., to inquire into the sam
| ity of Mrs. Irene A. V. Redmond, whose
eight marital ventures have made her
notorious the country over.
Pauline Hall will sue Rev DR.. Jenk-
ms, of the First PresByte terian church at
Sioux City, Iowa. because he character
lied her show as of the Black Crook
Horder.
l. The thirty-fifth anniversary of the
American Church Missionary Society
of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
the United States was observed last
night at st. Thomas church, Washing
ton, d. G.
A whaling vessel that has arrived at
Dundee brought a. letter from Lieut..
Peary, the American Greenland .ex-
plorer, dated Cape York, May 20. The
letter confirms the previous accounts
of the Peary expedition.
The non-partisan movement for the
investigation of election frauds in ST.
Louis took definite shape last night,
when the committee on public safety
was organized with q membership of
100.
The exercises in memory of the late
1 Hon. John Jay were held under the
auspices of the evangelical alliance of
! the United States in the Madison
Square garden concert hall, New York,
and attracted large audience.
Two hundred and fifteen families Of
| American Railway union men in Den
/ yer are on the verge of starvation and
/ 400 unmarried men destitute in conse-
duence Of the blacklist enforced by the
railways against the men who struck
I last summer.
The official vote complete shows that
| the Missouri legislature will stand as
follows: Senate, 10 Democrats, Is Re
publicans; house, 80 Republicans, 5S
Democrats, 2 Populists. This gives the
Republicans majority of 16 on joint
ballot.
Twenty Passaic CN. j. society young
ladies made salad at cooking school
With the most reckless daring they ate
it, and in half an hour the twenty fair
cooks had twenty pains under their
belts and were bowling for rum and
hot ginger.
The twenty sixth annual banquet of
the chamber of commerce OF the state
of New York, held at Delmonico's, cele-
brated the municipal reform victory,
and did honor to two of its heroes,
Rev. DR.. Parkhurst and Mayor-elect
William Il. Strong.