Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-20
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Minnesota News by Telegraph and Mail.
Edward Taylor's house, at st. Charles, was
damaged by fire to the extent Of $500.
Harvey Evans, an old resident of this state.
died at his home in Plainview on Tuesday last
Rev. IT. Osborn Of Alexander has received
call to the rectorship of q church in Boise
The syndale railroad at Minneapolis is to be
extended this season to Excelsior, on Lake
Minnetonka.
The bondsmen Of Baumhager, the defaultine
Scott county treasurer. have settled his short
age, 81, 698.47.
Delano has voted to bond the town in the
amount OF 81 900 for the purchase of fire
engine and apparatus
The Winona and St Peter railroad engine
house, at Mankato was destroyed by fire. Loss
between $500 and $500. No insurance.
A stock company was formed in Albert Lea.
with capital stock Of s 5000, for the pur-
pose OF operating creamery in that city
MO Writ, farmer living several miles
from Mortified, was examined and found to be
insane, and was sent to the insane asylum.
Lake Benton News: We are out of print pa
per and flour. Darned announcement to print
on wrapping paper, and grind wheat in coffee
Judge Nelson has decided the case of the
Wnona Land company against the Winona &
st Peter Railroad company in favor Of the for
mer.
The dwelling house Of Henry Judd At Heron
Lake, with all its contents, was burned. The
family being from home ct the time. Loss.
$500; partly insured.
At Long Prairie, recently, three-year- old
daughter of Henry Williams, while playing with
matches, set fire to her clothing and was so
badly burned that death ensued in q short time,
David Lord; formerly employed with Aue-
bach, Finch, Culbertson & Co., committed sui
eide at Fargo. He was good soldier of the
old First Minnesota, but was q victim of strong
drink 'e
Burmaister, one of the men injured in the
snow pillow accident last week, near Window
died from his injury. This makes two deaths
as the result of the accident. The other parties
are doing we'll
Duane O. Roes has instituted . suit at st.
against the Chicago Milwaukee l. St. Paul Rail.
way company for injuries received in the COLI
sion near Fort Smelling last November.
A gang of burglars raided Mazeppa last
week, taking $40 from Robinson's store, and
lesser amounts from other places. The burg
lara entered the Baptist chapel after committing
the robbery, and built up q cheerful fire.
Glencoe Enterprise: Rev. W. Wiely has for
mally received and accepted a call to the Bap-
fist church in Hastings, and will preach there
next Sunday. He will remove his family from
Glencoe to his new field of labor next week.
A A. Allard, formerly county surveyor of
Anoka, Mimi. who has been west for year up
on the Northern Pacific survey. was accident
ally shot, near Miles City. He leaves young
wife at Anoka. The cause of the accident was
not learned
William H. Kimball, state librarian Of New
Hampshire, writes from Concord, under date
OF the 4th inst, that, at the meeting of the
state legislature in June, steps will be taken to
comply with Librarian Taylor's request fol-
books to replace those burned.
From the Fergus Falls Journal.
Mr. Austin the defeated candidate for mayor
OF Fergus Falls, in a moment of excitement
on election day so far forgot himself as to
strike Mr. Soren Lstoe, for which he was ar
rested and fined 81. SO and corts
Seth II. Kenny of Rice county, who has de-
voted much time and stndy to the amber cane
sugar problem, says that the outlook for this
season is very good. Capitalists from Chicago
large glucose mandatory at Burlington, Iowa,
into an amber cane refining establishment
Benjamin Sloppy, Of St Paul, q boy II years
of age, son of VIM. q. Sloppy, was playing with
q pistol As he raised it Inadvertently toward
his head it exploded, the ball-a small one.
ne caliber not being greater than 22-entering
his right temple and penetrating to the brain,
VI WHICH, . pOGuOu V)Xou tuTOuKQ the small
perforation. He died in about twenty minutes.
Samuel Sargent of Rochester died at his
fathers residence in that city, from an overdose
of laudanum. He purchased one ounce Friday
evening, and when discovered about noon |
Saturday, only oae-eighth of an ounce was left
There ia no cause known to his family why he
should commit suicide He was thirty-five
years old, an engineer, but has been out of
work since the first of January
Gen. J. H. Baker reports the st. Cloud, Man
kato & Austin railroad as all ready to begin ne
godations for the necessary work that is to be |
done. This railroad will enter Mankato
above the oil mill, pass through the city on the
river flat and cross the Minnesota at South
Bend, and thence go on through Judeon. In
fact, the proposed route will 60 through the
richest tier of counties in the state
Meeting Of Minnesota Millers.
At the annual meeting of the Minnesota Mil |
ler's Association, held at Minneapolis. the com.
mittee on insurance reported the organization, !
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