The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-11-13


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4 arrested. and b.a /. ,.a,;.,;.. .a
/ fore a insti1e 1ssfsssk 80 :. .s. Leos
until the nav+ tar,g'e - was uounu osel
I % to -NHfivater p @,aues 80. n' ousn' 70
,I,,..N o'enun.y.
~" bed aaS Cosnty SeltaaeI Edward
charoad WITH s ~ u weaver a rev days ago,
s VIII ' :: ss aurder OF George Hugh,
xnd p ias4 ,ag sneS town OF Minnesota, in
pase5;.4 100" 90 nau nearing before Esquire
;sosaa ~, = ' aenaw, last week. The ev-
!oence aooucea warranted DAvey' detention
grand iury, next weak Oth.,s .ss..;oa VIC VIC
supposed to be implicate1 ii AZ 5sta,s,,. ~
wipe out a whole family bv nlac;rs, araa, "
inat the r.s 's-0oA'to
Cannon Falls Rea.on 49,,
10 Swar fEf;cLsh q fa.,,a "a DARN oeionging
town of Rnrns;Ja Ea.;Ia,. nR III the
Ibnrnel'a tew davs 80 .oaa.sos eotny' WI" os
Ibnshaia II What asnn,t;os .S poo
vear,s cron 900 hnstaIs ~ a.t. onS I -. las'
of corn. % tona ~ how . ,oa,,e,o 11'no :
of hoh-sada So.,,a. harso. .-pe.: snu pair
Iyhan tba lfr. III, -. nwlsS1 z, sne parn
we're saved. There wac s1 CO ;nan Dns 'ney
a. ,>,,.,sI. lo was TA,oVV iIsuranc one
coed that by about So, eco. Etvs NTfA
Hastings Union: Two farm hands wbo
| give their names as Lame and Hail from
Ohio, got aboard the MP FREIGHT on the river
road, on Tuesday night, at Etter station
Some of the brakemen discovered them and
! after ordering them to paythe fire knnekad
| one of.them down With the bntt of.e re-
volver, injuring his eve in a ser;ons mannar
While another kicked him in the ron+h
He was thrown off etrain and his shon1der
dislocated. Mr.. I. qLytle. of Rayenna, con.
veyed him to town in his WAGON r. ~.
| story is correct, he has been treated shame.
fully.
| WRIGHT con,,tu uu:a AZ
| .,.;a NS .oounts m''eS: Mr'~buliock, OF
time go by tumblinp-rod of a .thresh;no
machine. It took off bis oyeralls and nants
in less time than he could have done it him
I self, and would have removed the rest of bia
clothing or wound him aronnd tba, sboft e
fellow workman had not CAUGHT the rod
and threw it out of its snnnort tbna No
venting further mischief NJ Rnl,oe1L,,
legs were somewhat bruised and baked. and
he is still somewhat lame fro,,, y,o ;,,i,-;aa
received. but ha considers hin,s.,f ,nat ur' rs
! have escaped without nooro sa-;s,,s 49,
quences. "a -7s sss11'o-
oi Lake tocott county, Times: One
y. 'ne nost remarkable phenomena was no.
one of those. peculiarly soft Indian summer
kevenings when q party of five of ma were
rowing across the lake that we accidentally
discovered that we were in very marked
echo. A loud halo was repeated five times.
A gun \ was fred a number of times, and
from each report nine distinct echoes were
/ counted. Mr.. Hull, who has visited Echo
i ir,sH u : s,
echo half SO marked there. We also noticed
that when the gun was fred the fish for
acres jumped out of the water. and the lake
/ looked as though a shower of fish had fallen
upon it.
4 Raa w.;
49, "1ns d'g"s. Lures VI tne raltoad
,ooat l.,7a, g. VI spi1e d. Humorota: Inc
At hats, 90 aea was iocAeo in1 mo. pea room
a. noeei ior sale Keeping until morning,
his comrades on the street, engaged II q
fresh quarrel. Finally he drew B. revolver
and shot both of the others, one escaping
with a flesh wounds. the other was shot
through the lungs, and will probably die.
/ Officer Coggswell brought the Desperate tn
the city, and Nessrs. Mcclure and Arm
strong went out to Zumbrota this morning
to obtain the deposition of the diving victim,
Later accounts would indicate that thine is
ia woman in the case. = - g
4 nuo+onn, 1s,,.mu1
ma.onna ygu'ao s, inesEofKsot Dof1ng
no 4 h a,G Ms wen nor!n OF inc CITY PARK
wal, was D usS ho mouuay some 1our years ago
msn ~as oots near 1ne same SPOT out after
..ln ~ I ~ oePsn rock vas
n4asent Ssch;T e r stRas h hDaneanea by NE
4 9ril1eI +h ngh0 1.ue. nafosse IocA can De
no MnJ
driving home they were STONED near the
mineral springs by two foot-pads. These
gentry hndlng they we're not whom they
T mere n n search Of let them go unmolested'
mons 90 70 ~ Ia sa,,smha - peoomg 80 COM L
perfectly diseracefui that the city, csnn M ~
break up the gang, and that citizens are in
danger Of robbery and violence after. night
1au o., ,,...s....> ts.,.E
Currie CAurray county Pioneer: Quite
sensation was created IN the vicinity of the
NJ esSTen poseGmce "eeh OF Two since, oy
her hnshand,. co1r. S IrbaS ~
near as We can ascertain them. Are as fol-
lows: A few msnths since Mr.. Hirt pur-