Morris tribune., 1881-02-17
the Recommendation Of the state prison com
mittee
HousE--Not in session, p, ..-. ,t.., ssr g.

Minnesota News by Telegraph and Mail.
Wolves are numerous and troublesome In
the vicinity of Sauk Rapids.
Hans Swenson, living near Mannah, went out
hunting rabbits, and was not seen since.
There was blockade Of five days on the
Milwaukee and St Paul between st. Paul and
Owatonna. Is = },.s. = ..s . is'l. -'
J. Callan in Eureka, has a we'll 60 feet deep
This winter the water in it freze so thick that 1t
| could not be broken with awell bucket.
John N. Edwards, telegraph operator at Paris,
Tenn. fatally shot James Champion, because
Champion had made an insulting proposal to
Edwards wife. = II II fif I-----...
j. R. Cleveland has been appointed admins
traitor of the estate of the late VIM. H. Albright,
who committed suicide at st. Paul, with bonds
fixed at $9, 900.
BY the wrecking of the steamer Bohemian,
which went ashore on the Irish coast Sunday
| night, thirty lives were lost, while twHnty- one
persons were saved.
Mrs j. Z. Nichols committed suicide at Car
| thage, Mo-, recently by jumping into well be-
fore the family we're up. She had twice before
| attempted to kill herself.
A. W. Sioblom died very suddenly at the res
idence of his father in Red Wing, Rev. P Sob
lom of rheumatism of the heart. Young Sob
| lom has been employed for some time in the
probate office
The Wabasha county commissioners will not
| have special session for the purpose of ap-
| pointing an auditor, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of p A. Goddard, but will attend to
that matter at their regular meeting on March Z.
subordinate union of. the Equitable Aid
union has been instituted at Owatonna by E. G..
Manly, D. s. P of Minneapolis, with an organ
| izing membership of twenty-nlne The officers
are H. F. Luce, chancellor; d. 0. Searle, presi-
dent; j. A. Sawyer, secretary.
| Wilmar is to have college, the articles of
| incorporation having been filed with the secre-
tary of state. An effort is being made to secure
for the college the ten sections of capitol build
| ing lands iu the county an endowment, and
| the indications are that the effort will prove
| successful.
| G. A. Carlson, general merchandise dealer of
| Ogema, Wis, has been missing for over ten days,
| and fears are entertained that he has skipped
out and left his creditors in the lurch. Every
thing has been attached forthree times its value.
Liabilities, SO, 900; assets, $500. His where
abouts is unknown.
At the Anoka district court George Jurgens, a
saloon keeper, was found guilty in two differ
ent cases. one for selling liquors without Ii
cense and one for selling to minors G. Bos-
sert, another saloon keeper, was found guilty
of selling liquor to minors. John Blezl qlead-
ed guilty of selling without license. Hans
MARITIME ,Colbertson and one Baker, both of An
Okla, also ". Therber of Fridley, pleaded guilty
in open court being a reversal of their former
plea
A telegram to the Troy Telegram and Whig,
of Jan. 21st, contains the following concerning
DR.. Small, of Excelsior, Hennepin county: ''Eli
Small, Jr. once q resident of Montgomery
county, and whose father and estimable wife
still live in Herkimer county, is held at Parker's
Lake, Minnesota, not far from Minneapolis, on
a charge of manslaughter in causing the death
of Mrs. E. B. Bushnell, by malpractice. He
pretended he was doctor, and his attempt re-
suited in dreadful death to the victim. He
left Amsterdam some years ago, eloping with
Martha Harper, dissolute woman, and leaving
his wife"
Tie levee given by Gov. John s. Pillsbury
and lady at the Metropolitan hotel last Friday
evening, in honor of the legislature, was an en-
inently successful and brilliant affair. The re
were at least 600 ladies and gentlemen present.
and in the great work of manipulating such a
large number not detail was ommitted, and
not mistake made. At the west side of the
drawing room the reception group stood, with
Of course, the governor and his wife in the Gen.
ter. Gen. Fl. II. Sibiey, and Mrs. H. NJ. Knox
Senator Langdon and lady and Ex-Governor
Marshall completing the party. The guests
passed through the dining room from the north
to the south door, and were presented by Gov
Marshall and Hon. Pennock Pusey This cere
mony occupied the time until about 1890
when the tired victims were permitted to es
chew formality and mingle with the throng, &C
down to the supper table are join the merr!
dancers.