Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-06
MINNESOTA NEWS.
Minnesota News by Telegraph and Mail.

AlAN1NGCO1A NEW %
Minnesota News by Telegraph and Mail.
Gov Pillsbury has been confined to his house
and bed by an attack of rheumatism.
The president nominated s. a. Smith receiv-
er of public moneys, Worthington, MINI.
Danial Mailman and wife of Freeze City,
have just celebrated their golden wedding.
Rev. F.. G. Northcott, has preached his fare
we'll sermon to the congregational church at
Faribault
c. F. Young has been elected president of
the First National bank in Lake City. vice A. NJ
Baldwin, deceased
During the past year Sank Center shipped
80, 900 barrels of flour. and received 2S5. 1000
bushels of wheat
The state bond tribunal still hangs fire, but
it is asserted that a sufficient number of judges
will yet be found who will consent to act.
The splendid paper and pulp mills of Ave-
rill, Russell & Carpenter at Minneapolis were
badly damaged by fire last Saturday night.
The State treasurer has received check for
Yl9,726. II, being the amount of tax for 1880
due from the St. Panl & Sioux City railroad
The thoroughbred horses purchased in New
York by Hon. Norman Kittson, have arrived at
st. Paul, and attract great deal of attention.
John Purlitt attempted to commit suicide at
the city hotel, Glencoe. He took an overdose of
strychnine, was pumped out and his life saved.
The New Era, announces change in the
management of that paper, by which U. M.
Thomas, formerly of the LIE Sueur News, will as
| sumo editorial control.
During the last winter MI. Cornelius Riley,
! who employs nearly all the train boys out of St
Paul, paid rental to the various railroad COM
panies of 1853 per day.
Oliver F. Collier, connected for several years
with the Sentinel Office in Lake City, has pur-
chased the Wabasha Herald establishment, and
will take possession April 1.
Gov. Pillsbury has issued pardon to Charles
Smith, of Blue Earth county, convicted of forg-
ing an order amounting in value to ~ 80, and
sentenced to one year in jail
The state fish commissioners have received
20, 600 land-locked Salmon from the govern
ment hatchery in Maine, which they will dis
tribute in various sections of the State
Saltwater has splendid new opera house,
erected by Hon. E. W. Durant, at a cost of 81 IL,
600. which will be opened about the middle of
May. 1t is altogether the finest in the North
west.
| Mrs Judge Flandrau of St. Paul and child
rem are now in Rome. They will go to Paris
next month, return home in July. All have
enjoyed the best of health during their Europ
can trip.
! While Conductor Cograve's train was stand
! ing at Forest Lake station, on the St Paul T.
| Duluth railway, woman entered the saloon in
one of the passenger cars and there gave birth
| a child.
| The people of Todd county are to vote, at
special election, May l6, on the question of is
suing $3.50, 600 in county bonds to aid in build
ing railroad from Sank Center to a point on
the Northern Pacific between Motley and Per-
| ham.
August Krincka is in durance vile at Maple
ton Blue Earth county, fer bastardy. Krincka
| claims that the young lady is his daughter, but
those interested in having him arrested claims
that she is an illegitmate child Of krincka's
| wife.
Mr.. Frank H. Carleton, of St Paul, and Miss
! Ellen, daughter of Judge E. S. Jones, OF Min
brides parents few days ago. Mr.. Carleton
is nephew of Gov. Pillsbury and a clerk in the
| executive department.
| Messrs. Fred Bush, VIM. Bush, A. Suback
! and H. L. Olson have purchased interests in the
Goodhue county bank at Red Wing. Mr.. F.
| Bush, now Of the First National bank of Man
hato, will be cashier, with A. J. Meacham as
sistant and Emil S. Lee book-keeper.
The Seabury Divinity school, at Faribault,
| by the will of the late Rev. Dr. Edward Wash
burn rector of the Calvary church, New York,
is to become the recipient of his large and valu-
able library, after selections have been made
| therefrom by his widow and a few personal
| friends
Dr. Mayo, of Rochester, was seriously in
ester, the wagon collidiDg with tree throwing
the doctor out striking his face against the tree
| and breaking his nose aid otherwise bruising
| his face. He was picked up insensible and re-
manned so some time.
John Smith, q german, and employee on the
| Northern Pacific in Becker county, was in usual
! good health during the day and ate hearty
| supper, and was soon after taken with vomiting
headache and pain in the spine, and in few
| hours died. brother OF the deceased was
taken i'll in the same manner, and now lies in
| critical condition.
| The following Minnesotians were graduated
last week from the Michigan State University law
| school at Ann Arbor; John NJ Cochrane, Min
neapolis; II. H. Herbst, st. Paul; Daniel G.
Hopkins, Madelia; James Law, Mankato; Ed
gar H. Layhed, Far1bauIt; Marvin E. Matthews,
Marshall; Charles R. Middleton, Alton; Geo.
| NJ. Nelson, Hutchinson; Edward H. Ozmun,
| St. Paul
| The following tells the fate of the roughs who
assaulted the city marshal of st Peter: O'Con-
nor and Parsons, two of the gang, have been
captured. OConner was fined 500 and went
| to Jail in default Parsons charged with at
| tempting to rescue him, was held for trial
James Rogers, G. B. Fish, Alonzo Parsons and
Ed O'Connor are now in jail awaiting the action
of the grand jury at the May term of court.
Alexis Cope chief clerk department of state,
Columbus, O., writes to State Librarian Taylor
of Minnesota under date of March 26, that the
supreme court of that State, upon the circular
in reference to the burning of the library be-
ing thereto referred, directed the secretary of
| state to supply all the lost volumes of Ohio re-
ports. There have been shipped, accordingly,
twenty five Of the Ohio State reports, together
with one volume of the latest revision of Ohio
laws.
A party of travellers from Mankato to New
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