The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-11-12
Auh- @uuopulist.
MINNESOTA NEWS ITEMS.


Faribault, died Friday afternoon.
AN Owatonna COW spread herself the
other day in giving birth to three calves.
Tbs people Of Anoka are talking of
building a Sl25,0O0 steam cotton mill.
A DISEASE resembling epizooty has
broken out among the horses in Alex
andria.
Mr.. SLAs GAsKILL of High Forest,
Olmsted county, is going to st. Johns
Gaskill family.
THE residence of Mr.. L. S. Howe of
Rochester, together with nearly all the
furniture, was burned THURSDAY morn
ing. Loss 81, 800 with no insurance.
A YOUNG man named VIM. James of
ST. Charles, who was badly mangled in
TIN esbing machine few days ago,
died Friday night of lockjaw.
The schools in two districts of Chi
sage county have been closed, one owing
70 the prevalence of measles and the
other Of whocping cough.
THE Congregational Church at Owa-
tonna, after having been refitted and
otherwise improved, was re-dedicated
Sunday last
TRACK laying on the Wells and Man
kato road is completed. This opens
new route between the southern part Ct
the State and St. Paul.
THE Jail at Winona now contains
seven prisoners under sentence to Still
water. Winona morals must be on the
down grade.
THE n. P. r. r. authorities last week
removed their depot buildings from Ho-
bart, across the Otter Tail river to the
new town at Frazee's Mills.
j. P. KEsK, who killed man named
Lindgreen in Rush City, in January
last, by striking him with a gun, has
been sentenced to the State Prison for
four years.
THE new paper barrel company of
Wlnona made their first Shipment of
barrels Thursday last, sending POO to
the Touring mill of Geo. H. Christian &
Co, Minneapolis.
JOSEPH GANGLE, an old and we'll
known resident of Reeds Landing, at
tempted to commit suicide Sunday BY
Jumping into the river, but was pulled
out by a person witnessing the attempt.
Family troubles the cause.
TEE Crusaders Of Anoka county have
resolved to vote for no man Of any
party not pledged for temperance re-
form.
TUESDAY son Of julius Kemp of St.
Charles, was kicked in the face bv
horse, from the effects of which he died
on the following day.
SATURDAY Of last week young lad
named Cummings, son of widow Cum
Inngs of Medo, Blue Earth county, &C.
cidentally shot himself in the mouth
and expired within five minutes.
ABOUT thirty Changers in the vicinity
Of Glencoe turned out the other day
and plowed 3O-acre field for Mrs.
Chase, the widow Of the late W. D.
Chase.
ANDREW McCARrY of Belle PLANE
was thrown from his wagon Thursday
night, the wheel striking his head,
breaking his skull and producing hor-
rible wo ind Oh his head Some hopes
are entertained Of his recovery.
THL County Council P. OF Fl. of
Wright, at its last meeting adopted a
resolution recommending the farmers
of that county to -four their own wheat
rs far as possible.
MARTIN UPPBR. fireman on the Vino
IA ( St. Peter railroad, fell from the
tender as the train was approaching
Owatonna Friday, sustaining severe
and it it is feared fatal injuries.
The Red River Congress of Moor
head, has been reorganized for this win
ser. Meetings are to be held each Mon
DAY evening.
SOME of the Changers of Rice county
com ined and bought 500 hundred bar
reis of apples, which were distributed
TO the members at wholesale cost. That
is kind of cooperation that pays.
The trial Of Andrew Roos at Will
mar. for the murder Of L. Wilson, re.
suited in finding of guilty, and he
was sentenced by Judge Vanderburg to
Imprisonment for life. Rooe asserted
his innocence to the last.
ERNEST D., son of VIM. Thompson OF
St. Cloud, while around the machinery
of stave mill in Santiago, Sherkurne
county, was so unfortunate as to have
his arm caught in the ''bull wheel"
tearing the flesh off the arm two.thirds
Of the way from the elbow to the shoul.
der. and the end of one of the knuckle
joints CT the elbow broken. He is do
Ing well.
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