Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-31
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on oXhlOltlO0 IN NOW 1OEA wy.
HrrRY G, SrEBBlNs has resumed tho place Of
President Of tho New York Central Park CON-
mission. from which he retired to 20 to
Europe, partly 10 I'll an official capacity.
GEN. WM. SCHoULEa died in Boston on
Thursday.
DEACON AI0or ALLEN, for IS years connected
with the State Savings Bank Of Hartford,
Conn.,, and for "A years treasurer, was taken
suddenly i'll in tho bank on Thursday, aud
died soon after being taken home.
FAraEs AssHosr. apreminent member of
the Order o eas1ionists, &ed ON Thursday at;
the monastery on Mount Oliver. near Pitts
burg. He WAS preacher Of rare power and
e6ectivenoss. Winter and summer he wore
the seantsest Of apparel, and frequently went
barefooted.
INFORMATION has been received OF the death
Of Charles E. Perry. q. :. Consul at Aspiu.
wall.
TAE Irish citizens Of indianapolis arc great
ly inoensel over tho discovery Of the fact that
tho grave Of Michael Morrison, All old gentle
man, who was buried in tho Cat bolic cemetery,
wss violated Thursday night.
Hua1 MAou1RE, one OF the oldest Catholic
priests in the United States, died in Brooklyn
on Thursday, aged n years.
h. ". NATHAN, New York stock broker,
has thiled. .Ess. zs.zs
Tnx msn were found dcad Oh Tie track OF
the NorthesH New Jersey RatloaA d Pier-
mont, Monday, Who wore supposed 10 bc
killed BY train.
OxE Doctor Will, Of New York, has been as
sessed n, 900 damages for malpractice in treat.
ing fractured hands.
HENRY RoaERs was on Tuesday found entity
Of numbering policeman Donahuc, in Brook
lyn, and has been sentenced to be hung on
9Th ofDecomber.
TE1EoRAPn1o communication to Melbourne
10 now complete. -
A PULLMAN train ON the Eastern Railroad,
from Portsmouth to Boston, on Tuesday ran
into . freight train at Seabrook. Several per-
sons were killed and nfteen injured.
SUNNI 10 70 sail from Liverpool for Now
York ON the 18th Of November.
F1AuDs amounting TO over 100000 have
been discovered in the new county jail and
court buildings In St. Louis.
8. n. 0ooDaAIE, who . few days ago brought
libel suit against the 81. Louis Globe, for
Publishing dispatch from Boston duplicating
him in the recent murder OF Chas. Lane, At
Dorchester, Mass, has brought similar suit
against the Amerika, new German paper in
st. Louis, claiming >10o, 900 damages.
An ordinance of annexation with the city OF
Cleveland, was passed by the Council Of East
Cleveland, Monday evening. This viii increase
the population of the city about 1900. -
On Sunday night, Oliver Cromwell, . far
mer near Pontiac, Michigan; MAS shot dead
while entering his own house. The murderer
is unknown.
A FIRE broke out ON Tuesday evening, in
the large brick building known - Pavilion,
fremont street, Roston, occupied by =. n.
Houghton - fancy dry goods store. The
damage amounted to about @7o, 900 or $sO, 900,
which ID supposed to be partly insured.
PATRICK LlH1LEY was killed by = runaway
team at Detroit, ON Tuesday.
Ar Warren, Mich., Monday night, John Ryan
stabbed and killed Joseph Cornell.
TIE estimates f"r the army proper for the
next fiscal year have bcen completed. They
reach with the deficiency about thlrty million
dollars, which does not vary much from tho
030foS Oh last year.
The steamer Scotia, from Liverpool, arrived
in New York Tuesday night. Among the
passengers are Miss Nellie Grant, Secretary
Borie and family. President Grant and a
number OF friends boardered the steamer be-
low from the United States tug Catalopa, and
welcomed his daughter home.
As the freight train on the Broad Gauge
Railroad going east was leaving Osborn, Ohio,
Tuesday morning, spark from the engine
set fire to carload Of cotton and in very
few minntes the car and its contents were en-
tireIy consumed. Loss about $4,000
PRAIRIE fires have been unusually disastrous
in Iowa this year. A number of houses and .
large amount Of grain, fences and other prop
esty have been destroyed In Pattowattomie,
Mills. Clay, O'Brien, Woodbury. and Cass dur
ing the last few days. Two children were
burned to death on the prairie between Cor
rectionville and Cheroke, on Saturday.
A UzsRAn from York, Pa., states that las
week, soon after the Legislature appointed
the Re-autliting Committee, tho Court House
here was entered, and all the vouchers stolen
that could implicate any Of the members Of
the ring. Monday night the Court House
was again entered, and al the Treasurer's &C
counts for the past six years stolen, together
with the stub book, which contains the records
Of notes issued BY the country but more i'm
portant than all, tho Resauditor's report,
which Was to have been 6led at the Novem-
Der term Of court, containing .evidence OF the
most gigantic frauds, was carried OF.
A GREAT trotti"g match on the Prospect
Park ground for purse of 1900 between
Gazella, Judge Fullerton. Rosalind and Geo.
Palmer, commenced on Monday, and was con-
cluded on. Tuesday. Gazelle winning. Tune
2:2sx, An, 2:22k, 2:23H, 22Sh. Fullerton
tsok second money.
Ar . colt show in Lexington, Ky.. John
Stout, exhibited = chestnut flly one year old
by Mambeino Patchen, dam by the thorough.
bred horse Mark Time. She was given twe
mile trial. She trotted the first mile in sos
and the second in 3:02. making the tvo milet
in 6:07. This is the most wonderful perfor
nance ever Witnessed in the Blue grass region
II not in America.
The circumstances Of the cadet troubles a
the Naval academy, vt Annapolis, % reported
70 the Department, are briefly that Robert D
Diggs, OF Maryland, cadet midshipmau, me,
oolored cadet midshipman Coneyers on the
grounds Of tho Naval Academy, and, afte,
some words between them, fight ensucd
Diggs getting the better Of Coneyers. The
represcpt alton being that Diggs vas III fault
IN order w"s issued dismissing D,gSs from tn.
Academy.
TIE new corn fold crOp Of Michigan is vcr.
heavy and farmers sre very blue ovcr th,
prospect Of fifteen cents per bushcl this win
ter.
BARxun's h Co.. iewelry case, on exhibition
At the exposition at Memphis, Was robbed o
5000 worth ot diamonds, Monday, while tn
clerks back vas turned. No clue to the rob
bers.
Ar 4 special meeting OF tho trustees OF tn,
Northwestern University, at Evanston, Rev
Charles H. Fowler, D. D., pastor Of tho Moth
odist Centenary church of Chicago. was clcc
ed President OF that institution, t., succeed
Rev. E. o. Haven.
TIE Peoples Savings Bank, ofSyracuse, ha
failed.
JULES d. srERr, = German, formerly cler
in the Meridian National Bank, In indianapolis
forged On order on the Indiana Banking Com