Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1895-02-06

was supposed to have been buried dur
ing the civil war.
SOLICITOR GENERAL. MAXWELL has re
signed owing. to differences with At
torney General Olney regarding the in
come tax.
HARRISON STEVENS (colored) was
hanged at Dawson, Ca, for the murder
of j. G. Wells year ago.
Mrs. ZINDLINGER and her twin
daughters were burned to death by a
lamp explosion at Philadelphia, Pa.
! ARIZONA bandits held up Southern
Pacific train near Wilcox and blew the
express safe with dynamite, securing
$4,000.
THE bank of Trenton, Neb., was
ordered closed by the state banking
board. :.
The twenty-seventh annual conven-
ton of the National American Woman
Suffrage association met at Atlanta,
Ca, with Miss Susan B. Anthony, its
president, in the chair.
AN investigation showed that TWEEN
| ty-one of the chain gang of convicts at
Savannah, Ga, were permanently dis
abled by exposure to freezing weather.
THE Leonard Smokeless Powder
company, with capital of $10,0o0,Oo0,
made an assignment in New York.
EXCHANGES at the leading clearing
houses in the United States during
the week ended on the LIST aggre-
gated $942, 531 ,O65, against $917, 1908, SAT
the previous week. The increase, COM
pared with the corresponding week in
1894, was 24.2.
THE Michigan senate passed joint
resolution submitting to the people an
amendment to the constitution pro-
videing an educational qualification for
electors.
The steamship Kingdom, forty-two
days out from Shields, for Charleston,
S. c., was thought to be lost with her
crew of thirty-fve.
INTENSELY cold weather prevailed in
the northwest. At Grantsburg, Wis,
the thermometer registered AZ degrees
below zero and at Negaunee, Mich, 40
below.
THERE were 354 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the LIST, against 1853 the
week previous and $40 in the CORE
spending time in 1894.
BECAUSE his 2-year-old son would
not stop crying Alexander Vonkariage,
of Wilkesbarre, Pa, dashed it's brains
out on hot stove.
CHAMPION CoRBETT discussed spar
ring matches before a committee of the
Minnesota legislature, defending his
profession.
THE Iron Mountain mine in Shasta
county, CAL, was sold for 100000 cash
to an English syndicate.
A TREASURY statement shows that
the receipts from all sources during
the month of January were $27, so4, 399
and the expenditures 1884, S23, AT, a
deficit for the month of Sc, ,O4s and
for the fiscal year of 1914, 2s2, 07O.
JOHN RENO died at Columbus, Ind.
He was one of the first train robbers in
the United States and was daring in
dividual. III
CATHERINE MORRISON, of New York,
a wealthy young woman, committed
suicide by cutting her throat in u
church confessional.
BUD ELLIS, a Methodist preacher at |!
Aurora, Mo-, while insane killed his
wife, shot his daughter and took his |
own life.
THE coinage at the several minis dur
ing January was: Gold, So, O9S, 300; sill |
YER, 1914 ZOO; minor coins, $6s, 200 OF |
the silver coined 5000, 900 was in silver
dollars. Since July l, 1894, the number
Of silver dollars coined was 1928, 97s.
BRoUWER & MCGOWAN, brokers on
the New York stock exchange, have
with liabilities of $780,
The deaconess home, hospital in
o., was destroyed by fire
Ind four Of the fifteen inmates were Gre
mated.
DURING January the fire losses in the
United States amounted to $40, 936, 1858,
against $13, 1894 in January, 1894.
DIRECTLY lowered his pacing record
1T Fresno, CAL, by half second, MAX
ng the mile in 2:O71. Joe Patchen beat
Robert j. three straight heats. Time,
1861, 2:1211, 2:O6.
Gov. MORRILL,, of Kansas, signed the
and anti-gambling bills
'lC uISC W UcCOAc laws dU ILLS ScSSlOu |
If the legislature.
A Rock ISLAND passenger train was
lerailed near Topeka, Kan, and TWEEN
~ passengers were hurt.
A FREIGHT train to which was at
,ached passenger coach was wrecked
near Oblong, ILL.,, and six members of
! dramatic company were injured.
THE East side bank of New York was
,losed pending an examination into it's
condition. 1t owes depositors $4,000
INFLUENTIAL members Of Holy Trinity
church at Bucyrus, O., re-
used to obey the mandate to withdraw
rom secret societies.
The little village of Jamestown, Miss,
vas completely destroyed by fire.
THE Phoenix glass factory at Mo-
laca, Pa, was burned, the loss being
175, 900.
A LOSS OF about 100000 was caused
~ fire in the Minneapolis branch of
he Moline Gill; pillow works.
HUNDREDS of carloads of provisions
we're awaiting distribution in Ne
,raska, while the destitute were starv-
ng and freezing.
GREEN GOODS" dealers were flooding
illinois and Indiana with circulars