The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-28

quAtleEn, IOT tue CuStlv8tlO0 OF CTSuOets
ries along the line Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Hon. G. B. Jor-
dan is President; Charles Ii. Peaks,
Treasurer; and J. Wood, Of Detroit,
General superintendent. The capital
stock was fixed At $50 600
COLUMBUS, s. g., Nay l9-rhe Sher.
If Orangebury county undertook to
arrest Gov Muses. this morning At his
D -ivate residence. The Governor decli.
ned to accept tae service Of the writ
lie called upon Brig. Gen. Nash. com.
mander Of the NstionalG Guards, all COL.
ored. to faen.sh him military protection.
Soon the companies were ordered ou.
under arms aud were distributed be
tween the executive 6ce and the Cover.
nor's residence. Large crowds gathered
in the streets aod around the guarded
poiats. This afternoon upon advice Of
counsel the Governor concluded to sub
init to the law and gave bail. He did not
sureader to the sheriff bat to the ccr-
oner Of this city. The troops were dis
persed. The streets are 6lled with
military and business is p,ra'ysed.
The ex.w,ua.loa Vi Jouu Bosgland
At Glencoe, charged With the murder
Of his wife. the particulars Of whose
death by strychnine We printed few
days since. has = new phase on the
matter. 1t appears that the deceased,
Who was, but sixteen years Of age. was
married the 9th Of March, 1874,
being then considerably advanced in
pregnancy. Her bro.her-in law, Peter
Brown, was arprehensive apparently,
that the paternity Of the child would
be laid to him, and he and the deceas.
ed appeared anxious to destroy it. It is
also alleged that Brown aud his wife
had declared that it deceased charged
Brown with being the father of her
child they would poison her. On hear
ing the testimony in the c.se the Mag.
istrate discharged Boreland from GUS
tody, aud complaint being made against
Peter Brown, he Was At once arrested
On the same charge and was committed
Tor trial.
DsAR: lR: l propose publishing an
Atlas Of the State of Minnesota, con.
tai"ing u map Of every county 10 the
State. showing Secs, Timber, Prairie,
Roads. Railroads, Streams School hous-s.
Churches, etc.. ETC. Fine Maps, 14x29
iuches. # tue State Of Minnesota. Uni.
ted States aud Territories, aud Of both
II. .mispheres. Plates, with histories
ot the Cities Towns, Villages. and
Counties Of the State. Biographies Of
large number Of early settlers and
prominent men in the State. Also =
,ond.uset political history Of the State.
giving votes, eto. Six maps Of MINI.
esota, SO colored rs to show the Geol-
ogicai aud Clim It illogical condition Of
the State, with also the Congressional,
Senatorial aud Representative Dist
riots. Sixteen msps Of tho United
States, colored in five fne grades, to
show the amount Ut Wheat, Hay, Corn.
Cotton aud Tobacco raised in proper.
,ion to acres cultivated. Also to show
deaths by consumption and other
diseases, in proportion to the deaths BY
all diseases, aud to show density OF
population, and proportion Of colored,
nd various foreign nationalities in the
United States. Al immense amount
of very useful statistical Information.
covering about 50 square feet Of closely
printed matter, in every Atlas. To the
puron Of the work is published, his
name, residence, nativity, post Office,
address, and when be came to the
State. besides locating name and resid
ence on his land. The whole work
~ill be fac li.h,graphie views of hun
dreds Of public buildings sud private
residences in both towus and country,
and portraits Of prominent men.
have . large force of experienced
men aud will commence imme diately
an experimental canvass : aud it suf6
cient encouragement is received, hope
to complete The work sometime during
1864. No,hiny IF this kind has ever
heen undertaken. Ny purpose is to
crown my MANY years Of publishing
Atlas Maps Of Counties BY producing
a s.upenduous Atlas OF our young and
thriving State. The only way you can
form an idea Of the magnitude Of this
undertaking il BY seeing . sample and
having it explained - yoa By one Of
my agents.
Youps truely
A. +. ANDREAs, Publisher.
Main Office, Chicago, III.
Branch Office, Rooms 10 and IL cor.
Wabashaw and Sixth Sts., St. Paul
Minn.
Sr. Nicholas ToR JUNE.-Opens
with sea side, How the Gall went
Down. BY Rebecc, Harding Davis, i'll.
ustrated BY two Of Miss scannell's cha
racteristie drawings. There 10 also an
English story, The Two Carriages. by
Mrs Charter, sister Of Canon Kingsley.
Folded Hands Clara G Dolliver has
q charming little sketch called Mrs.
Siipperkin's Family, and there is first
rate boys story, The Little Reformer,'
BY Ko>siter johnson. The Heronry
Among the a;narled Pines is hunting
sketch by z. A. Stephens. there 10 an