The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-08-04
MINNESOTA NEWS

st. Cloud has organized board Of trade.
The iron barge Brunswick brought 1900
tons of coal to Duluth
What promised to be q formidable strike at
Saltwater, suddenly petered out
The Seventh Day Adventists are holding
rousing camp meeting at St Peter.
N. B. HARDWOOD, lateof Minneapolis: is report
ed to be on HE death bed in Florida.
George Mottle, an old farmer, of Somerset.
Steele county, committed suicide ON Saturda
last
The Winona board of education fixed tina
salary Of Prot. McNaughton, superintendent,
at 81 900.
Prof. Nyquist of Gustavus Adolphus college
at st. Peter, has resigned his position and will
go to Illinois.
The Red Wing Wagon and Carriage manu-
featuring company, with capital stock Of
$4,000, has been organized.
St John the Evangelist church at St Paul,
Episcopal, has dedicated house of worship.
Rev. Mr. Kitteon is rector of the church.
Mrs. G. B. Page, the wife of respectable
farmer residing five miles south Of Detroit.
Mich, committed suicide by hanging, Saturday
afternoon.
Rev. M. 0. McNiff of St. Cloud, on Sunday
last organized a Methodist society at Rice's sta
ton, stearns county, with q membership Of
twenty persons.
l.
struchon, who was completely Frustrated by
the heat last week, and was at one time consid-
cred seriously III, is much better. He is at his
home in Northfeld.
A delegation Of six or eight Winnebago
braves arrived the other day at Winona from
harvest fields. These Indians, it is said, have
worked several seasons at harvesting in the
vicinity Of St Charles.
In Minneapolis, the residence Of 8. E. Hal
field, was almost entirely consumed and tha
adjoining dwellings, OF N s. Gray, on Filth
avenue, and Porter Smith, on Nineteenth street,
were partially burned.
lowing amounts for the benefit Of the New Ulra
sufferers: 8. s. Merrill, for the Chicago. NM
waukee d St Paul railway COMPANY. $500.
Alexander Mitchell, Milwaukee, 800 Tha
Yplkszeitnng fund has reached the sum Of ST.
Col D. Robertson. Of 81 panl Who h.. IL.
agency Of the estate Of the late Thomas Hob
yoke, has closed . trade with the board Of
managers of McAlester college, for quarter
sechon, IN Reserve town, at the junction Of
Smelling and Summit avenues for the sum Of
$4,000 cash.
In response 70 hearty call from the bar Of
Hon: Charles NJ: Start has written letter &C.
oeptng the nomination of district Judge. The
movement seems to have been spontaneous
deyelopement, and is highly oommendable The
judiciary should be IS far removed from poll
tics as possible. =, =.
Hank Keefe has been removed BY sheriff
Weiland from Chaska to shakopee iait. He a
il pihful plight, being we'll riddled With shot
Ninety.two bullets were picked out by the doc
tors, who also found that Keefe was the owner
Of another bullet wound not yet healed He
bad to be assisted by two men to get from the
5herih's buggy into the jail .9..
John Thorsgaur, for several years treasure
Of Clay county, Mimi, and resident Of Moor
head. was drowned in the Red nver ct late
hour Saturday night, while bathing He had
been playing croquet early in the evening, and
1t . later hour concluded to take q swim IA
vas seen near the Grandin elevator, apparently
il difiiculty, and was asked If he needed as
,istance. He replied that he thought he could
make il, and the next moment he came in con
act with barge and sunk without word Il.
. supposed he was seized with sudden cram
II NppOplexY.