The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-09
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= MINI ESOTA NEWS.


Mrs. S. E. Adams, Of Monticello,
was elected to the Office of Flora in
the National Grange.
= "A little boy named Harry Graves,
while skating on the river at Fari-
bault Friday, was drowned.
"A young man named Henry
Hopper was accidently shot in the
arm at Hutchinson Friday.
": Mddapgh, Of Owatonna, who
80 "mysteriously disappeared" for a
while 'hassturpsdaup albright. aasss:'s: =
-Lucius' Gale, Of Faribault, had
his knee broken by the machinery Of
u horsepower wood.sawing machine.
Tie permanent school. fund Of
the State has been increased this year
s170,000. This is $4,000 in excess
Of the increase last year.
The Duluth Tribune does not be-
lieve there is the slightest possibility
of their blast furnace being. put in
operation another year.
-Messrs. VIM. Lancaster and j.
S. Tooker, in Cleveland, LIE Sueur
Co., ha We made 1890 gallons of sor-
ghum syrup the past season.
An infant son of j. A. Halen, Of
Saltwater, was dangerously scalded
Sabbath by pulling over on to itself q
coffee pot filled with hot coffee.
John G. Riebe, merchant of
Glencoe, " no was knocked down and
robbed in Minneapolis some time ago,
has made an assignment for the bene-
fit of his creditors.
Governor Davis has appointed
E. P. Freeman, of Mankato, resident
member of the Normal School Board,
in place Of DR.. w. G. T. Wright,
who has removed to Rochester.
j. w. Harry, of Henderson,
Nieollet county, got up in time the
other night to see some fellow disap.
pear into the darkness with a valuable
racer just stolen from his (Harry's)
stable
Mrs. Barney Clark, living near
Rochester, slipped and. fell Sabbath,
striking on the point of an iron rod,
tearing the, flesh over her, bowels SO
that the intestines were exposed fol
three Or Or four inches. ' w..
IN. Mulcare, of Caledonia, de-
1iberately attempted Tuesday to muir
der Joseph Peroot Of the same place.
He fred two shots from a revolver,
one Of which grazed the head Of Pc.
root, who escaped before the would-be
murderer could fire third shot.
AT Mortified Wednesday even
ing, two Norwegian girls, about eigh.
teen years old, named Finstead and
Rewnie while skating on the mill
pond ran into an open place, where
the ice had been cut, and were
drowned. They were students attend.
ing college there.
AT Faribault a stick Of wood
carelessly left by the stove, fell
against it, ignited, and filled the room
with smoke. The only occupant al
the time was three-year-old child
Of Chas. Miller, asleep at the time
which has since died from the inhala.
ton Of, smoke.
r. The correct name adopted by
the Board! OF Education for. The
Swedish College at St. Peter is thu
"Gustavus Adolphus College, .. SC
named in honor of Gustavus Adolf
plus II. Of Sweden, who took an &C
tive part in the religious war in Ger
many, and was killed in battle il
1882.
&C. N. Wakefield, assignee of J
s. Denman, Of Winona, late STATE
Agent of the Changers, makes 8
statement placing Mr.. Denman's liza
bilities at S23,587, and his assets al
$22,368. Among the assets is 8
claim against the State Grange fo1
$3,873, and one against j. O. Milne
Deputy State Agent in 1874, for 81,
| 171.25. Both of these accounts ar,
denied in toto.