The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-21
The Antl-A1onopohSt.


mence publishing 4 FIVE column quar-
to paper to be called the Anoka Re-
publican.
George Wood, formerly in employ
of NJ & St. r. Il. fell from an engine
tender near Benson and WAS seriously
injured. lie now lies insensible at
the Benson House.
"A convention of the board of trade
in Minnesota is called to meet in st.
Paul. Dec. 18th. to consider the best
measures for securing the improve
meat of Duluth harbor.
For the year ending 30th June
there were transported on Minnesota
railroads l sol .257 passengers; Of these
but two were injured, which is Il
splendid showing of carefulness.
The Fergus Falls Advocate COM
to ten days reaching that poin. from
st. Paul, and calls upon the post
office authorities to remedy the evil.
Capt. w. w. Murphy. who shot
and killed q boy near MankatO, last
summer. has been indicted fer MUIR
der III the second degree and gave
bail to answer IN December at Blue
Earth District.
The Washburr shanghais, Of
which il large number were recently
imported into the district, are Sc
verely sick, and can't get up crow
amongst 'em atall.-Eergus Falls i'd
rOcute.
The Litchfiell brass band '.blew
up Ho::. VIM. NJ. Caapbell, repre-.
sentative elect from Meeker, Last
Tuesday week, and VIM. NJ. not to be
outdone retorted upon them with
oysters and things.
George w. Tyler. for eight years
past one Of the most popular engineers
On the st. Paul and Pacific railroad,
WAS married Nov. 10th to Emile ).
Brown eldest daughter OF Judge Jno.
II. Brown Of Willmar.
On Nov. 18th. John Bircher,
farmer residing about seven miles
from st. Paul on the Hudson road.
was killed by falling from his wagon,
loaded with produce, which he WAS
bringing into the city.
Active efforts are made to organize
the kandivnhi farmers elevator as.
ISOLATION. Stock is taken readily.
This is Il step in the right direction.
and the most effective means of
crushing out mOnopolits.
Mr.. \. II. Bemham, the st. Peter
weather seer, has predicted that this
winter will be very mild. the cOun-
terpart of the last. Ii this proves
true. Mr.. Benllam, unlike prophets in
general. will have honor in his own
country.
The Sentinel will he under the
painful necessity of reading the mem.
church Il lesson, it thew do not prove
more regular attendants at divine
service. (Send the devil after them:
ED.)
The Litchfeld Independent says
Dan PireO o! Swede Grove hal Il cele-
| hr;,tion of Ben. Buffers birthday.
Tuesday week last his wife presenting
him with twins. 1t is needless to say
Dan does not contemplate i celebrI.
ton Of the kind every year with any
great measure of delight.
The Merchants National bank OF
st. Plui which recently brought suit
for Sal .440. e. part of the Etheridgt
swindle.) against the Merchants
Trust Company Of New York city
has taken steps to have the interest
If that company in the mortgages
held by it in Minne-ota attached t.
await the decision Of its cl.ims.
| --EM Rirer Nsws: Rev. II. StorLis
and family Of Princeton, have left
Minnesot., for Chicago.
The new engine house, turn-tablt
and tank are finished.
IIuulton & L;lndon have alread,
got banked over one thousand pin,
logs.
We believe that no town in MINI
esotl can showa larger and more solit
growth during the past summer thar
| Mourheai. The new buildings III
clude :. 100000 buShel elevator. tn.
largest brick livery barn iii tile north
west, three brick residences. two ma
chine shop, one Urge hotel. on
church. several frame residences
and 4 number OF minor buildings.
a democrat" comes to tine res
che Of our Gen. lie Due and says Ia
is cruelty msligned individual. II
fact he says the commissioner of agri
culture instead of combining hinsel
tn the distribution of useless seeds
hts done real service in stimnla,in:
the culture Of northern sugar cane
which. If true. Is 4 sweetener for TIN
Generals cupof bitterness.
Rush City Post 18th inst.
very sad accident happened in Snnris
yesterday. Mr.. Charles Mnhlstatt
miller for Mrs. John &. Mold, Will
attending to his duties WAS caught i
Il cog wheel aud his right arm iitel
ally crushed Ia pulp. DIR. 1lagan wa
sent for. hut before his arrival TIN
poor man died at 3 clock this mnrI
ing. lie l-ayes a wife and severe
children. who reside we understand j
ST. Paul.
The official inquiry into the fnar
cial affairs Of the Insane ASYLUM II
Pahlic-Exam,ner Knox reveals Il d.
, felt of over S4.OOU. We trust tl,i
, Rev. az Kerr viii lie punished rs !,
observes. This .-wes-in. the liver
of heaven 10 serve the devil Is OF: