Qke Him. THE SUN JOB OFFICE Mlished Every Thursday at Musis, Mob. 1b 9npp!Jei with FIRST CLASS JOG PRESSES A3H» S'ttlt. NEW ryPE A_\f> MATIJP.IAL. MURPHY & SANDERS, Plain & Fancy Job Printing Executed and Promptly. PUBLISHKK9 AND PROPRIETORS. Taraii 11.30 Per Aunum In AdfUMti >TA, THURSDAY, DEC.-.MBEli 17, 1886 NUMliER 5. V* LUME 111. ^1 ORRIS, STEVENS COUNTY. MINXES AUkin I-

ingnn application for patont and conflicting CO.NUIiESiMNAL DKA'i H OF VAXUERBILT. VASTDEHDII.T'9 UHUOV8. FINE CIGARS General flews Coniensad. with a prior plaoes claim, has been approv­ MINNESOTA STATE NEWS. i;LK£ LIQUORS. BERKS'S ed by the acting secretary of the interior: Bis Two Eldest Sinn Get the Built of His William H. Vanderlillt Drops Dead ol At the Winona hoad of trade meeting it being held that the voluntary dismissal PHttaptly at noon on the 7th; Gen. V- rro|i«rt;-rTh« Other Children G«t HO,* Rtatoval of Louis Badr to Winni­ by the placer claiment of the suit institut­ Paralysis In his Residence in New York. 000,000 Kacli. Hon. 11. Birket was elected president; .M FINE LIQU0US. FINE CIGARS. peg. Cook. secretary of tlu senate, called the William H. Vanderbilt, the richest J. Toiler, tiirst vice president; J. N. Nelson, ed in court, was an abaudonm -nt of the body to or ler and prayer was offered by Ex-Judge Rappallo, followed by Chaun- Winnipeg Special:—Riol's remains were ground in conflict, and a sufficient waiver man in America, if not in the world, cey Depew, Cornelius Vanderbilt, William second vice piesident; 11. II. Luers, secre­ the chaplain. Rev. Mr. lluutlv, after which dropped dead in his own house, tary; S. 1{. Nelson, treasurer. brought to Winnipeg from Rjiinia in n of claim to the entire width applied for by Mr. Edmunds offered a resolution declaring R., Frederick \V., and George Vai derbilt, FINE LIQUORS Fnrar cigar* private c;irin chur^eoftwoCutliulicpriests. the lo.le claimant to authorize the issue of on Tuesday afternuon. He appeared to bo in the order named, entere I the surrogate's Brandenburg, sheriff of Otter Tail John Sherman the president pro tem of the in good health up to the moment of death. A. Gn.-at ditticultv was experienced with Gov. a patent accordingly. The decision is im­ senate. office in New York, and immediately ap­ county, removed Michael Martin and Olaf Dewd tiey ia procuring the body. It was portant, as it establishes a precedent in He had held conferences with vai ions people peared before I'robate Clerk Breckett James to the penitentiary. Both will serve Billiard Mr. Voorhees moved to amend, to strike nnd at the time was discussin-, railroad not known here that the body was such eases. _ out the name of John Sherman a'id insert lor the purpose of filing the will six months, the former for larceuyt the FINE LIQUORS FINE CIGASS coming and there was no one at the matters with Mr. (iarrett, president of of William 11. Vanderbilt. Saturday last latter for attempted burglary. instead the mime of Isliam II iriis. the Baltimore it Ohio railroad. station to meet it. consequently no Criminals and Crimes. The amendment was voted down by a It. is of ureat len^'t i and embraces many Tho annual convention of the county demonstration. A separate engine was Judge Yates of Peoria, 111., was indicted It was while the talk turned upon the details which are oT no public interest. In party vote—yeas 2 9 nays 34, and Sher­ scenes of his childhood and early superintendents of Minnesota will open in FIXE LIQUORS FINE CIGABft hitched to the ear at the station here and by the grand jury for embezzlement in the man was without division declared duly short he leaves $10,000,000 to each of his St. l*i i! D ;e. 2S, in I co.itinie oiu day. it was rnu across the river to St. Boniface, Shert r case. work contrasted with the tie.nendous eight children, and the magnificent palaces »l.*cted president pro tem. achievement of old age, that Mr. It will be followed by the annual meeting where Kiel's brother, Alexander, and a W. D. Morgan, who was arrested in Brit­ Mr. Sherman and Mr. Harris both ab­ in which they now live—to his wife, his of the state teachers, which will last three number of half-breeds were in waiting with Oarrett, sitting on the sofa facing late residence, and its contents, stables, LIQUORS Hall FINE CIGABft. ish Columbia,who is supposed to have kill stained from voting. the millionaire, who leaned forward in his days. All of the ruilroads will return dele­ 7INE sleighs to receive the body. They placed it ed Fred Haining, has been returned tc Upon the request of Secretary McCook horses, pictu es, etc. etc., and S20(),ooo a gates at one fifth the regular fare. on one sleigh aud drove it to his mother's armchair, as was his habit when thorough­ year, in lieu of dowerand to public charities, Butte, Mout., for trial. Mr. Sherman was escorted to the chair by ly interested, that the president of the East-bound passenger rates from St AND home at St. Vital, where all the family Edmunds and Voorhees and the oath of $1,000,000. All tho rest, residue and re­ and relatives were in waiting to re­ The jewelry store of F. N. Marks & Co., Baltimore it Ohio was sud'denly made mainder of all property and estate, real, Paul and Minneapolis have been restored FINE LIQUORS FINE CIGARC Chicago, was recently entered, the vault ottice was administered to him by Ed aware of a -slight indistinctness in Mr. to tariff rates, and the scalpers will here­ ceive it. The grief of the mother and wife luunds. * personal and mixed of any description and knew no boinuls when the body was drilled, the safe broken open, and watches Va:;derbiit's speech that grew into wheresoever situated, he ijave unto his two after be ignored. and diamonds valued at $ti,000 to $10,- Mr. Culloni presented the credentials of an inarticulate sound. As lie leaned carried in. The box was opened, disclosing Mr. Logan's re-election as senator from sons, Cornelius Vanderbilt and William K. The St. Paul presbytery has formally FINE LIQUORS FINE CIGABS the face, somewhat blackened and slightly 000 carried off. over to catch his words Mr. Van­ Vanderbilt, in equal shares, and to tle-ir perferred charges against Rev. Dr. McLain. Illinois, and Mr. Pike presented those of derbilt pitched forward, without a word disfigured. The body was washed and Martin Swayne, of Belleville. 111., was ar­ Mr. Blair from New Hampshire. heirs and assins, for their use forever. The Riotous workmen are obstructing work dressed before b^ing exposed. The old rested at Parkersburg. W. Va., just as lie of warning, and fell heavily on the floor on amount is estimated at about SIOO.OOO,- The credent ials were recei ved, and Messrs. his face. Mr. (iarrett, springing to his feet on the Burlington it Northern, near FINE CIGABS. home was heavily draped i:i black. The was starting on his wedding trip, on a war­ Logan and Blair were at once sworn i:. by 000, which vvillgiveeach S50.000.000. which Winona, uiid the sheriff has been asked for FINE LIQUORS Sample with an exclamation of alarm, seized the body will be brought to St. Bonifaoecathe­ rant sworn out by-Miss Trader, whom he the president. sum isdotihtlescquul or nearly equal to t tie help. had seduced. pillow on the sofa laid it under his friend's holdings of any living individual in the % dral and grand requiem mass celebrated. Noon (12 o'clock) was fixed as the lioui In the K >enans murder case Btankato The bodv will be then interred bv the side head. He then summoned Mrs. Vander­ country. A disposition to perpetuate the at A shooting match occurred near Three of daily meeting unless otherwise ordered. bilt and George, the youngest son. Mes­ the defendants were acquitted FINE LIQUORS FINE CIGARS of his iather in the St. Boniface Catholic Forks, in Jefferson county, MOD., between The secretary was instructed to inform family's supremacy in the business world, cemeter1'. two ranchmen named Van Cleve and Gib- sengers were sent in haste for phy­ however, is seen in the provision in the There are numerous eases of typhoid fe­ the president of the United States and the sicians. One from the neighborhood re sou, who arc mortal enemies. Gibson wai house of representatives that the senate will vvhicti directs that- the railroad stocks ver in Wheeling, Rice county. spouded first, and was followed almost im­ shall be held in bulk, and not dispoted of FINE CIGABS mortally wounded. had chosen John Sherman as president pro mediately by the family doctor, Dr. James An unknown insane man cut his throat FINE LIQUORS Washington Gossip. For some time past watches have myster- tempore. without the consent of every person con­ and jumped under a parsing train at Fort W. McLean. Sucti simple restoratives as cerned. Ripley. Senator Palmer,of Michigan.has bliltttl 10 isly disappeared from the Howard Watch Messrs. Edmunds and Harris were ap­ were at hand hail been applied, but human company's store in New York. Joseph pointed a committee to join such commit­ The bequests for public and charitable Chris Pheiffer, at Duluth. filled up with FINE CIGARS. $SO,OoO house in Washington. nid was in vaui. Mr. Vanderbilt never purposes are as follows: FINE LIQT) RS Del pine, alias Jackson, was finally ar tee as may be appointed by the house of spoke or moved after he fell under the whisky and then shot himself dead. Secretary Lamar asks an appropriation rested, and confessed stealing, and sur­ representatives to wait upon the president 1 K'ive and bequeath to the board of trust of Sl-J.odU for relief of the Northern Chey­ sudden stroke, and died within a few min­ of the Vanderbilt university of Nashville, The second annual meeting of the Min fin lm anil Ciors; rendered pawn tickets for liftv-three gold and inform him that a quorum of each utes without a struggle. To all intents nesota association of trotting nnd pacing enne* in Montana. watches. Among them was one belonging house had assembled and that congress Tenn., incorporated under the laws of the FINE LIQUOR FINE CIGABS and purposes he was dead the in­ state of Tennessee, $200,o00 of the second horse breeders was held at the oftice of Senator Hoar introduced a bill to make to John 11. McLean. The thief was a re­ was ready to receive any communication stant he leil forward upon the floor. the salary of the I'nited States district at­ mortgage bonds of the Lake Shore «fc Michi­ Commodore Kitson, president of the asso­ all lie Fart Brenfls pairer in the store. He was held in $0,500 that he may be pleased to make. Universal consternation and grief prevailed ciation. The election of ofiicers for the en torneys S3,000. bail. Mr. Voorhees offered the resolutions re­ gan Southern railroad company, to be ap­ jit tin- most unexpected news. Mr. Van­ plied to the usages^ and purposes of Baid suing year resulted as follows: President, FINE LIQUORS FINE CIGARS Senator Vest has reintroduced his old garding the death of Mr. Hendricks, pre­ derbilt, while he hail, for the past two N. W. Kittson; first vice president. J. C. bill extending the boundaries on the Yel­ facing them with the reauu'k that in doing university. News of Foreign Lands. yea s, been a victim more or less of indi­ I give and bequeath to the following Oswald, Minneapolis; second, 0. A. Da of Buer. lowstone National Park. so he was performing the sadest duty of gestion, with its attendant iilsaiul kindred England will build extensive fortifications named societies and incorporated bodies, Gr 'f, Janesville; secretary, 11. C. Jtidson, FINE LIQUORS. IFINE CIGARS The printing of bills for coneress costs his public life. disorders, had lately, despite the frequent Farmington; vreasurer, G. W. Sherwood near Victoria. B. C. Mr. Harrison then moved an immediate organized under th« laws of the state of Our patrons are assured that they about St00.000, and a majority of them reports of his death, been apparently mend New York, the sums hereinafter suecfied, St. Paul; executive committee, C. A. De will always receive the most court­ are worthless and are killed. Numerous arrests have been made at adjournment of the senate, "out of respect ing. Graff, G. W. Sherwood, R. C. Judjon, D. 8. Warsaw, in connection with Nihilist con­ to the memory of the late vice president.'' viz: To the Domestic and Foreign Mission­ eous attei.tion and tlie best goods llie Henr> H. Carpenter, of Illinois, has been Mr. Vanderbilt had made a will, whal ary society of the Primitive Episcopal Hall, Benson, and George Graves. FINE LIQUORS FINE CIGARS spirators. At precisely noon the house was called its provisions are is not known to any one Rochester. market affords. oppointed confidential clerk and private to order by .1. B. Clark, its clerk. church of the United States of America, secretary of the general land office. Rev.^Cephas Dennett, an American Bap­ outsid the family and his confidentia' $100,000 for domestic purposes; to 8t. Senator McMillan has introduced a bill Opposite the depot. tist missionary, died in llangoon, Nov. lt>. When order was secured the clerk pro­ counsel and friend, Mr. Depew. But the The president asks for another clerk at ceeded to call the roll of members-elect. LuUes hospital, incorporated in the year in the Senate to allow the State of Min­ FINE LIQUORS J. BERKIN. FINE CIGARS He had been in Burmah since 1S28, and Vanderbiits wen? a very united family. Mr. 1850, $100,0; 0; to the Young Men's nesota to select lands in lieu of a swamp the White House and SS.O00 for contin­ While the roll was in progress a page en­ Depew ventured the prediction that the was in his eighty-third year. Christian Ass; elation of the City of New lands allowed the state where settlers *.iad gent expenses, which include newspapers. tered with a huge floral design, represent­ millionaire's death would make no change At Ottawa, Prof. G. E. Foster, M. P. foi ing a section of a canal navigated by a York, $100,OO ; totheHrneral Theological prior claims. It is the same measure that There is an attempt being made to secure Kings county, N. B.. was sworn into tin inexisting conditions. The Vanderbilt rail Seminary oTthe Primitive EpiscopalChure.ii was introduced on both sides last season the removal of Gen. .lames E. White, su canal boat laden with diminutive bags of roatl systems will be managed a nd owned as cabinet as minister of marine and lisheries grain,the whole being inscribed "Hennepin." of theCitv of New York, 0 000; to the New Senator McMillan also put in a bill for the perintendent of the railroad mail service in Hon. A. W. McLellan taking the portfolio heretofore. The sous will manage the es­ York Bible and Common I'r :y relief of Col. I'fender, who lost his home the northwest. As he placed it on the desk of Mr. Mur­ tate and the property, all of which are here, aginnis & Callahan. of finance.. phy (Iowa), the especial champion of the Book society, whereof the bisho, and considerable personal property at th same as if the master hand was still at ; ° DEALERS IN The senatorial party, which attended the One lady at West Birmingham, England, Hennepin canal project, the house broke is president $50,000; to t i New Ulin during the Sioux outbrake. Col. Hendricks funeral, was charged $256 for the helm. Home for Incurables, incorporat Pfender's claim is upward of $2,000. got herself registered and voted for a mem out into applai.se and laughter. Mr. Vanderbilt was, it is thought, richer one hour's use of a parlor in the Dennison ber of parliament recently, while Miss Helen TJie call disclosed the presence of 300 in l.S.'lo, S50. 000; to the Protestant L|.i. An order has been made by tho supreme house in Indianapolis. than any single member of the Rot hschild copal Church Missionary Society for tea­ Taylor was not permitted even to beplaced members, the oniv absentees being Miller family. The duke of Westminster is said court for a reargument in the tax title case The Dakota people are very much disap, men in the city aatl port, of New York,?i>o,- Agricultural Implements. in nomination as a candidate.. (N. Y.(, Henderson (N. C.), Aiken (S. C.), to be worth $2,000,000, but r. Vander­ ofC.Staten island, organizrnin and pro­ avenue, with its art treasures at aire is curried to his tomb, n The senator watched him for a while and ceeded to draw for sea's. when the hour for the funeral of Will­ largest price ever paid for farm land in the are also AGENTS for the The queen regent of Spain will sign a de­ S3,000,000. llis ordinary house-iold country. than discovered that he had a a hole in his cree granting amnesty to political and Resolutions in rejard to Vice President expenses were $200,000 a year. In 1S84 iam II. Vanderbilt arrfved Friday moruia ; trousers" pockets, and the dimes and nick­ press offenders including all exiles except Hendricks were and the House ad­ he gave a ball t!iat cost S 100.OOO. He the loth, there were but few indications, Rev. R. J. Cresswell, who for two years els were getting out of the hole. those who were guilty of rebellion while journed. loved horses, a nd was a good judge of horse­ even in the neighborhood of the Vanderbiit past has been in charge of the work of the [Union School Furniture! home that anything unusual was going on. Presbyterian church in < arlton county, The postmaster genera has made an or­ holding military commands. The latter, flesh. He sold Maud S. for $40,000. Mr. and invite the attention of s-houl officers throughout the county. der tixing the fees on international money however, may solicit clemency. Press pros­ Vanderbilt was worth $200,000,000. A1 Just three flags flut tered at half mast anion-,' has resigned his position aud gone to Min­ orders on ant! after Jan. I. 1SS6. as fol­ ecutions will be abandoned and journalists PKN.ITF—After the rending of the presi­ tliougii his fortune shrank last year ma­ a plenty of bare poles. No badge of crape neapolis. lows: For sums not exceeding $10, 10 now in prison released. dent's message, the presentation of the re­ terially through a big decline in stocks and was seen anywhere except on the little Ex-Gov. Pillsburv, of the commission to Call and get our prices The very lowestto be had n cents; over SlO and not exceeding S20, 20 The Catholic community of Paris is sore­ port of the secretary of the treasury and through business depression, the "bull electric bell at the Vanderbilt. mansion. select a cite for the new penitentary, states the market. Economy is wealth. .cents; over $20 and not exeseding $30, 30 ly exercised over the recent order of the business of minor importance, the fol­ movement" of the past few months brought The ceremonies in the church were simple thatan expert has made an examination cents; over 30 and not ex eeding $40, 40 municipal council expelling from the hos­ lowing bills were introduced: A presi­ it up again. His income was calculated as Episcopal burial services. They we e con­ of several ouarries touching qualities of cents; over S40 and not exceeding $50, 50 pitals all the nuns and sisters of charity, dential succession bi'l, a bankru tcy follows: $2,372,000 a year from govern­ ducted by Rev. Dr. Cooke, the pas­ stone, etc., but that the commission will cents. This i.< a reduction of jne-third of whose mission has been to minister to the bill; to construct a railroad and tele­ ment bonds; $7,305,00o from railway tor, and Mr. Clapp. Bishop Potter not reach a decision before spring. Mag'irmis & Callahan. the present rates. wants of the sick. The order prohibits the graph line 'from , they were improperly certi-. bq in attendance. It is predicted in New York that Deacon J. L. Eaton it Co., at DesMoines,dealer* cost of surveying ;ind locating lands within fied by the department of the interior to tho E, ATWOOD & CO.. Proprietors. S. V. White,of Brooklyn,will beJay Gould's in millinery, dress goods and notions, wert nieans of the warnings d splayed by Wm. Brecht is believed to have murdered sixty day. after the passage of 1 his act,oy, state of Iowa. therefroni located lands Fred Schliehthaber near Red Wing by cut­ Orders Received at the Metropolitan Hotel and the Ctntral House. successor in Wall street. closed by the sheriff. Chattel mortgage* that ill default thereof, the lands shall be the signal service several hours ip ad­ gold by the United States, the st ste re­ were filed to the amount of $8,200. vance of these storms. A cold wave is an ting the arteries in his wrist, and leaving Congressman McCreery of Kentucky, is a "T'bject to entry under the homestead and ceived Indemnity lands for them, nnd the him to bleod to death. relative of the eccentric ex-Senator McCree­ The experiment lately tried of sending . .re-emptiori laws, and liable to taxation. immense river of air flowing from the Iowa legislature, in 1800, ratified the ac­ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ry and somewhat resembles him. 011 of Arctic whales from Oakland, Cnl., di­ HOUSE—Mr. Springer offered his revised Arutie regions southward through ceptance. By this act the state was stop- Mankato is about to luwea hocaemlt* rectly to New Bedford. Mass., proved suc­ road. Office and Stable Opposite Depot, Morris, Minn John Langdon Slblev, the venerable libra­ code of rules for the government of the British America, and entering the lied from a 1 claims to the j;rant in the Des cessful that another train has been started house. United States between the Rooky Moines valley. Settlers went on these Tho young men of Windorn, determ ned rian of Harvard university, died at his res­ granted lands supposing they were part ol idence in Cambridge, Mass., aged eighty- carrying 800 barrels. After a long debate, a resolution that mountains and the great lakes, whence not to be outdone by St. Paul, have con­ the public domain, the state treated them structed an ice boat, which will sail on oae. The official figures of the New York state until rules were adopted the house lie it spreads out East aud South. It al­ elections are: Hill, 501,405; Davenport, guided by Jefferson's Manual, as modified as trespassers, and sued thena. Lake Cottonwood. Col. Emil Frev, minister to the United ways comes from the same direction, 400,331: Bascom, 30,807; G. O. Jones. by the parliamentary practice of the house Louis Lemay, a boy of thirteen, while FARM XjAJKHDSI States from Switzerland, was tendered a of representatives, was adopted. and usually takes about twenty-four reception recently by his countrymen in 2,130: blank and scattering, 1,440; total, What a Fall Was Titer** skating on Centerville Lake, broke through 1,020,230. Hill's plurality, 11,134. The speaker appoiuted a committee oa hours to travel from St. I'aul, Minn., to the ice, and before assistance could be had, Cleveland, O. Chicago, Special.—Hon. Henry O'Connor By the death of Mrs. Nancy Green, of rales. Kew York and Wasnington. As the cold was drowned. Tho only one with the boy OF TIIE Chief Justice Charles P. Daly, who has appeared in the Armory court as prosecut­ when he broke in was his brother, fight been connected with the court of common San Francisco, the city of Belfast, Me., re­ W; v -s come from the Northwest, it ing witness against, Fred Hart, fur having, ceives the $30,0O0 for a puolic library, be­ Would be natural to suppose that the he alleged, robbed him of his pocket book years old. The sad news wa* received at picas. New York city, for forty-two years, home just as dancing had {Himmcnoed at queathed in 1840 by her brother, Nathan SENATE—Bills were introduced to repeal waim waves come from the equatorial and a railroad pass. Wearing yet on hie sat for the last time upon the bench of 111- act providing for the settlement of his brother'^ wedding, which had taken that court a few days ago. Wilson, an officer >n the navy and a native regions. But such is not the case. swollen and discolored face the imprint St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba of that city. claims of officers and soldiers for private |)lace a few hours before, They .. I so come from the Northwest. of intellectnalilt.v, Ids ineffectual at­ W. W. Oilman, one of New York's oldest property destroyed; to relieve commer­ A$ the last regular meeting of the Owa­ merchants, died at Oilman's Station, Sul­ Atlanta's artesian well in the heart of tempts to nppear the luan he had the city, now nearly 2,500 feet deep, has cial travelers from license taxes; for When observations become more gen­ tonna fire department it- was decided to livan county, N. Y. He was one of the eral over the entire world, it is pre­ been, were pitiful to behold. Henry 0'Co* • begun a steady flow and now runs a solid the establishment of an international nor was for years attorney general of Iowa, enter the Minnesota State Fire association, OOMPANT, pioneer settlers of Milwaukee, and owned tribunal to settle all disputes among sumed that this seeming inconsistency and elect delegates to the annuul meeting, considerable property in Wisconsin. stream of about 200,000 gallons daily. He is sixty years of pge and has held many, The supply is inexhaustible, and the city nations; to establish postal telegraph; to will be explained. which will be held at Shakopce on Jan. 10. -IN- open the Oklahoma lands to set' tlement; tq positions of trust and honor. The tr.an C'hauncey M. Depew said that the last or­ will have many other wells dug and get No storm of the Pacific coast evei Hart was discharged and the decree of the Recently 2,100 pounds of fish were tal(&(> der given by Mr. Van lerhilt was given on reimburse the depositors of the Freed man's therefrom its water. court was endorsed by the «x-attorney gen­ from the lake at Sauk Center bv ono party the morning of the day he died. He lmd Saving and Trust company for losses; reaches us, as in cros ing successively At Dubuque, in the United States court, making an additional article of war pro­ the several ranges of mountains inter­ eral. Justice Meech gave the once eminent and shipped to St. Pi\nl, and Flie newspa­ Stevens, Pope and Grant Cos. contributed to an institution of charity lawyersonie advice, and Mr. O'Connorsaid outside the city. On Tuesday he had re­ in the case of Morris, administrator of the hibiting and punishing gambling in the vening, the atmosphere is forced up pers are ho wling at tho wholesale slaughter. estate of Mr. and Mrs. Witmer, vs. the ariny; rejiealing the statute of limit­ lie wouid follow it. The esa;rtei«s oihcei _J. M. Hhttffer sued Postmaster Quinn, of ceived a litter relating to this charity. He to such an elevation that all moisture was given AGENT asked his secretary when the last remit­ Milwaukee & St. Paul, after a five days' ations on the allowance of pension arrears. him to his hotel. Waverlv, for $5,000 damages for cutting trial, the jury returned a verdict for de­ is condensed by cold and it descen dai tance had been made to this institution, Senator Piatt's bill makes it a misde­ the eastern slope of the R -cky moun­ him with a penknife, a few months ago. fendant. Morris sued for $00,000 for dam­ The suit was dismissed because of defective and on being informed, ordered aod meanor for any officer of the state fir a tains a perfectly dry air; indeed, so Awful Italian Yenge.tnce. check for the usual amount. ages for the loss of three lives. municipal corporation to interfere, in any papers. Dr. Thomas E. Heenan. The Federation of Labor Unions of th« vo d of all hum dity that hunters cure The trial commenced at Rome a few days way, with a commercial traveler selling L. Lare$n, of Watcrtown, Dak., was ar­ United States and Canada at Washington goods in a elate in which he or the mer­ tresh meat in tho middle of summer ago of a butcher named Toszzi, and his wife, Record of Casualties. took up for consideration the resolution son'and daughter, who aie charged with rested at Avoca for stealing goodsof a mer­ Morris, Minnesota. chants he represents, is not a citizci . by simply hanging it on the limbs of chant, and sentenced to thirty days in jail. providing that tlie eight-hour rule Khali Senator Plumb's 1 ill to improve the effi­ tho murder of one Poggi, also a butcher. A fire at Youngstowu, Ohio, destroyed t ees, and the region for a hundred The motives lor the crime were trade several business houses, causing a loss of take effect from May 1 next. The eight- ciency of the militia authorizes the secre­ miles east of the hills is a barren wa^te Dr. John Steele, a prominent physician hour resolution was passed, with an tary of war, on the application of any jealousy and family disputes. Poggi wasen- of St. Paul, died at his residence, of cancer $25,000, which was partly covered by in­ —NtW Vork Mail aud Ex/tress. trapped into Toszzi's cellar, wheretheniur- surance. amendment that while it shall go effect state or tprritory, to recall unserviceable of the mouth. He had been afflicted with on May 1, mich organizations as were not ordinance op Ordinance stores issued to the der was committed. Tho body of the vic­ the disease for some months, ^nd had been ELLIOTT The dead body of Mrs. F. Rockstroh was capable of doing so at the time lend their militia, and to replace them with the kinds The Orijfin of Balloons. tim was cut into pieces and the retiming confined to the house most of the time found in the cistern at her residence at were scattered in a suburban wood. The ELACKSMITHING assistance to those who would undertake supplied to the regular army. The atory is published, respecting since the 1st of Jyly last. Dr. John Steele Appleton, Wis., about an hour after to carry out the resolution. blood was boiled into black puddings which of all kinds done at the new black* Senator Plumb's bill making another the origin of balloon , that Mine. wag horn in tho year 1809 in Chester PORTRAIT and LANDSCAPE hrt-akfasc. article of war provides: were sold in Tozz's shop. The son made a county, Pennsylvania, studied medicine The widow of Walter L. Newberry died Montgollier h..d washed her petticoat confession. He narrated the story In court smith shop on The woolen mill of Pomeroy & Sons, in Paris. - According to information receiv­ Army officers serving with troops, oi anjr with a relative, Dr. Samuel Humes, and Pittfcfield, Mass., together with the stock. ed in Chicago by provisions of the will ol eoh'ier not on furlough, who gambles, or fo wear to a great festival ou the next with a cold-h!noded cynicism that pro­ then attended lectures and graduated at ... ATLANTIC AVENUB SOUTH rj&QTQGm tiesEh Machinery and other contents were burned her late husband. $ ,500.000 of his large any officer of tljenrmy whether or not H»TV« day, and hung it over a clmliug-dislt voked jinwl of fury, the nudlencc yelling, the Jeffe son Medical College of Pennsyl­ next to Dr. Ilardy's liver J stable. recently. Lows, $fJO,OUO. estate is to be devoted to the erection of a ing with troops also by gambling shall wiq to dry. The hot air, swelling out the "Away with him to the scaflold!" In re­ vania. _ He began the practice of his pro­ Tlie buildings of tli:» Southern Illinois free public library in this city. Heirs ol money from an infeiior officer shall lie ply the murderer tauntingly screamed, fession in Strasburgh.near Lancaster^Penn,, Also copying and enlaiging all kinds folds of the garment, lilted it up and "Here 1 am—tear me to pieces!" The ter­ H0R £ SHOEING » specialty. penitent iary at < nester. were badly damag­ the Newberry estate of Paris, living in court-maitialed, nnd that any post trader floated it. Tlie lady was astonoli il, where he continued until he removed to St. wlio permits gambling in his rMtahiishuicnt rible story has created intense excitement Paul, about 1854. ed and some of the inmates seriously, in­ Detroit, place the amoupt at $10,000,000, and called her husband's attention to |ySp«*cial attention giving to of pictures. jured by a cyclone recently. of which one-half goes to the Chicago public shali lui -e his appointment revoked, and throughout the city. the sight. It did not take Montgolli"'* Senator, McMillan reintroduced his bill shoeing lame and sore-footed horses. • The proof submitted in the Monroe Lode library, and half is divided betw.eeq four it makes it the duty of every commanding Children's Photos a speciiiltf. )oDg to grasp tlie idea ol the hot-aic St- faul has collected $86,013 license* allowing Minnesota to select lands la lieu i raniapclr?*, ttbis Itesdvood, 0»k.,pend« children and theljr * pfHcer to enforce the provisions ei thv act. p. MUliPBY, fiuuHjB not jin sesejpn. balloon.—St. Lvtiis Globe-Democrat. Ml fiif thi* year. ' of swamp lands heretofore allows^. * Proorietor* [• TRIBUNE BUILDING, Morrill