Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-08
MINNESOTA NEWS.

MINNESOTA NEWS.
There was balance Of 1888, 4s4 SO in the
state treasury on the last day of May
The Minnesota papers are already publish-
July. '-''' = 1900 sup 'A0 tou' = y
O'Neill, who shot Faker Smith at Brainard
was acquitted, the general sentiment being that
he did good job
The old settlers of Fairbault county will hold
their second annual meeting at Winnebago CITY
On Thursday, June, 1G.
Mary Dennier, of Detroit, recovered $500
damages from Patrick Buckley, saloon keep
'er, for selling liquor to her husband.
The Duke Of Sutherland purchased 60, 600
acres of land in Rock and Mobiles counties. and
will send Scotchmen to occupy the land.
Prisoners in the Brainerd Jail cut tunnel
under the floor of the Jail, but it was discoy-
cred by the sheriff in time to prevent their es-
cape. 80
Hon. H. H. B. McMaster. of Waba aha conn
ty, having removed to Eau Claire, Wis. has re-
signed his Office of representative in the legis-
ature.
Small pox has broken out in the town of
Burnhamville, Todd county, one death occur
ring. It was brought into that town by az inn
migrant from Sweden 5rf
man in the employ of James Mccain of
Anoka was severely bitten and bruised bv 4.
stallion, the flesh of the left arm and hand be-
ing bitten to pulp.
ADA, Polk County, has genuine artesian
ven 40 feet deep, which cost the town $500
u runs continual stream Of more than $50
oarre9 Per day OF the purest and best water.
arrangements have just been perfected for
oubling the manufacturing capacity of the
Wfnona Mill company's large Touring mill
which will enable it to turn out /. 500 barrels
of flour per day.
In the district court at Minneapolis. the case
OF the state against Arnold Anderson. indicted
for "adulterating" Mrs. Hilton of Excelsior,
was dismissed on motion of County Attorney
Hale, owing to the unexpected absence of the
principal witness for the state
.Agirl two years old, child of E. N. Barnard.
livery man and grain buyer at Grand Mead
ows, Mower county, died suddenly, with strong
SYMPTOMS of what the attending physician be-
lieves to be poisoning the deadly agent being
probably aconite, though from what source OBJ
tanned by the child is a mystery.
The Sank Rapids Sentinel saws: Frederick
Huston, an old gentleman living in the town of
Glmanton, committed suicide by cutting his
throat with butcher knife The old gentle
man about two years ago lost his wife, and the
depression caused by that event, combined with
bodily infirmites, soon reduced him to the con-
dition of a helpless hypochondriac.
osoCo ~ 1AAuHoSott pdGents:-JacOD Is, BauS-
man, Minneapolis, monument for marking
lines and corners of land surveys, ETC. VIM j.
Fender, Minneapolis, middlings separator; c.
". Sevalley, st. Paul, harvester; E. F. Osborn,
St. Paul, steam heating apparatus; Rush J.
Pethbone, Saltwater, steam pump; G. w. Tur-
ner, St Paul, machine for constructing rail-
way time tables.
half miles west of Hadley, Murray county,
caught fire from the stove owing to an explo-
sion caused by burning hay, and soon enveIop-
ed the whole inflammable part of the house,
which was built of sod AS soon as the fire
was discovered the wife, who was just return
threw the contents upon the flames, but upon
opening the door tongue of fire came out
which envelOped her head shoulders and
hands, and burned the lady SO seriously that it
is doubtful if she RECEIVERS. In any event her
features will DO marrOd for life.
County officers have not yet commenced
sending their reports to commissioner of stat
istics Christensen relative to the acreage of
wheat and other grains sown in Minnesota this
year, but from other sources enough has been
CLEANED to lead to the belief that the total mum
Der of acres will not be largely increased or
diminished; There will be decided falling
off in the older counties owing to the lateness
of the season and the continued rains which
prevented seeding, but the deficit will be nearly
If not quite made up in the remote counties,
where much new ground has been broken and
prepared for a crop. 'ts :.
Articles of association of the Detroit Lake,
Becker county, St. Louis, St Paul & Minneapo-
is fishing and shooting club, have been made
land executed at Detroit, with Amos B. Bow
man of St Louis, president; Joseph A. Bow
man of Minneapolis, vice president: E. G.
Homes of Detroit, treasurer, and. H. L. Van
of the corporation is $4,000. Stockholders
are limited to the number of 100; and there
are 90 shares, one 70 each stock holder. ALI of
the shares are taken, and the necessary so per
cent. of the same has been rendered. A club
house and other necessary buildings will be
100 acres of land bordering on the lake is COM
pleted. - $3.50 sf@Gtz