The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-11-26

bC VdSV w SbHS tAtCCIN-
-r Of the Southern Minnesota railroad,
IS. &. l.. Coleman, will We argued Il:
'he present term of the u $ Supreme
Court. now j" Session ia Washington
The c"u. Sci i"r the r,ilr"ad are lI"n
| Gordon f. C"l:. Of Fmib,ult, aud II
! Horn IF ST. Panl. The ease will
be ,rg"d i with especial interest. a.
upon it's decision d-pm,ls the momrn.
'"us issue whe'her the power exists in
a State LEGISLATURE to control the
f,eiyhts and fares of "a r.iirod com.
p 10Y incorporated wi,h"u, any express
=. 8. ~ .,i"n Of such right "f con't"l in
its charter The Cas-: has arisen under
the act "f 1911 which establishes a
'ar;tf Of fei.hts and fares that the
Southern Minnesota railroad compa"y
refused to obey. h"liiny the same t" b."
un. qu Il aud unreasonable: The .ui'
was d-c,ded against the company i"
the Circuit Court, AID now comes BE-.
f"re the Supreme Court on an appeal.
Tie PRECISE f"m If tn" question stip
"Ia. to b. presented for d'ci<i"" Is
a< t"Il"w-: "Whe'her. when the rates
"fa common c,,ri r. hy r,i'rH"@ !" ON
Iuctin. is bu>i.">s u"drr ch;rr-
frrm the S:a'c are "a" bi" AID rca>'".
shle. it. il c"mprten; to' the i.;'"isla
,urr ~ pr"scrih' l',w,r ra "r,' ",h
er w.,}s. w''.h,r IT." .,".i'., ="
reasonable ;Iar.r-r .,f w.. r,r:.- -
, question to T.. c"sc',r':.', 'r
mined hy the l. L-;>;'"r" q" :" ..Jn',
cial ,'ih,n is of II" c. un'r, - Far
'baul, k"p,''i",,."
FLoATING L.. lbs. M., h',. j.
lands are not rare a,,:"". thr :,k IT,
tie East and Canada. T',.v a.. torn
I'd by the asg,rc"'i"" /" '.'lr" trees
,rd hrns :. "I'n which eventually soil
gathers aud ve.c,a'i"n springs up
Daring gale q" Lake Superior. lately
30 i>la,d two acres i" extent; situa',
in >t. Loui, bay one aud half miles
.h,vr Minnesots Point. VS. di>pl,ccd
and & atei a d.s'a"ce "f three mih>
down i"," Da!u,h B,v. u.d landed At
\llr"'s ship yard. lp"n the island
.'r pine tees that will measure three
Eet across the stump. and II j. thick'.
GOV. red with ether timber. The ."iI
"a the island is US s,l d a. any on thu
mainland
Ntw STYLE "r CoortRAaE. "A
new barrel IL bci"y "al: i" y York
State. The c",ir. sides Of the b,rrc|
are I" b. md. If single >tave. Thosr
st YES are I" be made from \ s,c' i.m If
l'y cut the length OF barrelI. thor
"n.h'y steamed aud then p',crd i"
,"'we,iul iuaclire which >'av,s in il.
:" long rinb n, like the ""r"lIi". o.
ri,ce Of wall p'p"r. This ribt"."
~" d Is then Gu int" sec: i""s .q".l t.
he cirruu.!e ence "f Il barrel. u res
are taken out at either e"d I" NIX
the bil.t, when it is h"'r'd a"a head.
d. Machinery will -"'" b in opera
,ion, turning out ! 900 barrels pr d.y
John Champrs. an old settler in the
tow" Of Hyde PMk. w's mu. Icred !"
c..ll b!'".l On ls~, S""d ~ evening. II.
WIS s;,;in: by The fire !" his own house
a'"ut seven o'ci"ck !" the evening
when some unknown p"rs >" shot him
through the widow with 81 u gun
heavily charged with hnck SHOT. Th'
shot s,rnck him on the Irt' side sid.
breaking his left arm and j"ri"y hin.
in such manner Ms ~ cause his death
in two or three hours. There is A.
vet no clue to the murderer. Cham
hers was always a, law and qn.rre!inr
with his n.iyhhors IA tr,.ublcs.,me sor,
/ l.