Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1895-03-13
The News Condensed,
important Intelligence From All Parts.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
THE treasury statement of circula
ton for February shows decrease TO
the month of $50, 1922 1858, reducing tn
aggregate circulation of all kinds O
money to $l,574, 5s4, 557. a decrease TO
the year ending March l of SIG, 600, DOC
The Sebastian Dramatic compan,
will walk from st. Louis to New Yorl
on a wager of 81, 200.
ANNIE and Marie Bohan, sisters
aged 20 and % years respectively, wer
found dead in bed at their boarding
place in Chicago, having been ,asphyx
lated by gas. Their home was ii
Shannon, Ill.
A LARGE party of recent converts t.
Mormonism left Hanover county, Va.
for Utah.
CLAUDE, RUSSELL and his infant
brother were suffocated in a gravel pit
near ingalls,, Ind.
j DGE BARRETT, OF New York, grant
ed an absolute divorce to Mrs. Alva E
Vanderbilt from William K. Wander
bilt and awarded her the custody OF
the three children.
FIRE destroyed the distillery of J. B.
Wathen & Co. at Louisville, KY, the
loss being 100000.
TUE total number of immigrants ar
irving at United States ports during
the seven months ended February
was 1885, against 1s9,5s2 for the
seven months ended February l, 1894, a
decrease of 76,2o7. or 40 per cent.
THE steamer City of ST. Augustine
reached New York from Jacksonville,
Fla, after stormy voyage of thirty
one days.
AN address was issued by the Bime-
tallic league in which voters are asked
to desert their parties and settle the
money question for all time.
NEGROES and cadets at the college at
Auburn, Ala, engaged in a pitched
battle and four of the former were
wounded.
GEORGE w. BUSH & Sons, extensive
dealers in coal and lumber at Whining
ton, Del, failed for $25O,OOo
A DISTINCT earthquake shock. lasting
several seconds. was felt at Winston,
N. c. Buildings were shaken, but no
damage was done.
J. L. SHROPSHIRE. cashier of the Cen
trail railroad at Birmingham, Ala,
committed suicide. He had lost the
company's money to card-sharpers.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND left Washing
ton in the lighthouse tender Violet for
a hunting trip in North Carolina
waters.
TTDcE FpppuAU o,oSbod 4ba ;nd;o4
ment against the Meadowcrofts for re-
ceiving deposits knowing their bank in
Chicago to be insolvent.
AN explosion of natural gas wrecked
the Terhune block at Anderson, Ind,
and damaged surrounding buildings,
the total loss being $25OO0O.
NORA HEATING, a notorious thief, who
has been arrested 500 times within nine
years, was sent from Chicago to the
penitentiary for two years.
The Locust valley coal mine near
Milan, Mo-, was burned with the build
ings and machinery, entailing loss of
100000.
FIRE destroyed the business portion
of Flora, a village in Indiana.
PEOPLE of Seattle, Wash, were hor-
rifed by the discovery of dead human
bodies in the city's main water reser-
voir.
The First national bank of Tex
.arkana, Tex, closed it's doors through
inability to meet it's obligations.
THE Wingate Mercantile company at
Kansas City, Mo-, went into receivers
hands with liabilities of $4,000.
Mrs. ELIZA CowEN and three chill
dren, of Mortified: O., were lying at
the point of death, poisoned by dried
beef.
A PASSENGER train on the Indianapo-
lis & Vincennes railroad was wrecked
near SanborD, Ind, and six persons
were injured.
Two BANDITS raided bank at Abel.
Ia. wounding the cashier and six
Others. Citizens killed one robber,
captured the other and recovered the
stolen money.
The East Pennsylvania conference
of the United Evangelical church
adopted resolutions scoring congress
for continuing in session on Sunday.
A GENERAL strike among Pennsyl-
vania coal miners was ordered for an
increase in wages. Twenty thousand
men were involved.
The late Fred Douglass left an es-
tate valued at 5000. 600.
CHARLES A. DANA and William M.
Laffan. editor and publisher respective
ly of the New York Sun, were indicted |
for criminal libel upon Frank b. Moves,
business manager of the Washington
Evening Star
WORRIED by his daughters marriage
troubles, John Townsend, a prominent |
resident of Lynehburgh, o., committed |
suicide by drowning.
THREE members of the Detroit fire |
while responding to an
alarm We're run DOWN and injured by a |
train.
HENRY A. WING. for thirty-eight
years cashier of the Grafton Mass.
national bank, killed himself by shoot
ing.
CHAUNcEY M. DEPEw is having built
a theater car, in which miniature per-
Torrance will be given on n;rht tro;,,c |