The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-23
MINNESOTA NEWS.
F. -Keeley (the motor many once
lived in Minnesota.

-Keeley (the motor man) once
lived in Minnesota.
The estimated cost Of the new wa
ter works at Mankato is $36,33O.
John Duckering of Meeker coun-
ty raised one hundred bushels Of ap-
Piles this summer.
The residence of Judge Green, of
Clinton, Steele county, was burned
Sunday. Loss 81 1000.
The Rochester gold mines on the
Zumbro have yielded one nugget
worth seventy-ive cents.
Eddy Crandall, a lad at. Austin,
had an eye destroyed Tuesday by the
bursting Of a cap on his gun.
The best player in the Winona
base ball club, which was the cham
pion club at the State fair, is chi g."
The Brown county commissioners
offer reward of $40 for each arrest
and conviction Of persons setting prai-
RE fires this fall.
The body of Joe Guoyn, who dis
appeared from Fargo some days ago,
has been found in the river four miles
below that point.
"A love-sick youth named Thorn
as G. Miller, of Saltwater, after two
attempts succeeded in committing su-
icide Sunday by taking laudanum.
DR.. Rice, a brother of the Hon.
H. M. and Edmund Rice, of St. Paul,
has accepted call to the passionate of
the Presbyterian church of Duluth.
M. Ireland, of LIE Sueur the
young man won accidentally shot him
self on his return home from hunting,
in June, died from the. effects Of the
wound last Monday.
Charles Reaher, a German, hung
himself in the woods near his resi-
dence at Rush City on the 18th. His
body was..found Saturday. Financial
trouble is supposed to be the cause.
On Tuesday there was about
1000 bushels of wheat marketed at
Eyota, over one-half of which graded
No. 1. The receipts during the week
averaged nearly 1000 bushels day
Mrs. Sophie Rapp, tried at Mime.
apolis for the murder Of Mrs. Lick,
was found guilty of murder in the
first degree without the death penalty,
and will go to State prison for life, OF
until pardoned out.
H. P. Welton, late pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Hastings, has
severed his connection with thai
church and will embark in the work
of an evangelist, in which he has hac
great success.
! Bella French, writer of some
note and at one time the editor of a
paper in the southern part of the
State, attempted to commit suicide
at Baraboo, WIS.,, last Saturday, by
taking choral hydrate. Remedies
were given in time to save her life.
&C. G. Griswold and family hav'
returned to St. Paul from California
much improved in*:*health by the
change of air and. scenery. 1t was
Mr.. Griswold's Intention to remain
permanently in California, but it die
not take him dong to discover tina
Minnesota is, after all, more desira
; BILE place of abode.
/ -Twenty-three of Ayers catharti
pills ought to be considered prett.
good sized meal for boy two year
and half old. That is the humble
(positive) taken by a little shaver il
our neighborhood the other evening
The effect was magical, but he was a
hearty as usual on the followin,
morning O,uato,aaa Journal.
BY order of Judge Brill Monda.
Lautenschlaeger, under sentence o
death at St. Paul for the murder o
Ulrica Lick, was, on application o
his counsel, permitted to be taken il
irons to his wife's residence to see tn
body of his child, which died the da,,
before. The wretch manifested hi
appreciation Of the privilege by tax
ing up the time while in the hous
with revilings and cursings.
THE PITTsBURG, CINCINNATI & ST
LOUIS RAILWAY.
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