Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-04-06
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ward, Wilson c. Brown; Second ward, N
Stroughton. 10 the Third and Fourth wards
the democratic nominations were endorsed.
Gov. Hubbard has eommuted the sentence Of
Daniel Gundy, now in the state prison, from o
life sentence to fifteen years, with an allowance
for good behavior. Gundy was charged with
Killing one Joseph sbehle Of St Anthony In
1870.
Judge Wilson has presented to the city eoun.
ell of Winona, his report Uf the first outcome Of
the suit against the Minnesota Construction
company for the recovery Of 800, ,O0O bonds.
II was originally stipulated when Judge Wilson
undertook the case that il he won he should re-
ceive SIC, 900. In addition to this he defend
ed the three suits brought by Alexander Mitch
ell, Russell Sage snd N. A.. Cowdry, for which
brought the bill mp to $1e,269,75 which
was allowed, The total amodnt of judgement
together with interest amonnte to 1882, ,62O.-
81. In settlement Of this judgment boahe and
coupons were returned amount g 10 $10e,-
18s. SO, and cash to balance, 81, 49,, 20
At Carver, on Tuesday evening last, Burglars
entered the store Of Morhbscker & sheeban
about Il o'clock, forcing the front door. They
drilled hole in the door Of q Hall safe, filing
in powder, and exploded it, bursting the door
nd lock. They them pried the drawers and
small iron compartments loose, and removed
the whole TO the coal shed of the Chicago, NIL
waukee d 81 Pau lrailroad, where they sssort-
ed their piunder, taking over 800 in cash and
q check on the Glencoe bank for nearly 800
more. leaving all other papers. The work ap-
pears to have been done by professionals.
That Ramsey county is no 2 in goo credit in
Wall street Ii shown By the fact that intelli-
eenee has been received that its bonds to the
amountof 1000 and bearing per cent in
terest were sold 70 KountZ Bros. of New York
for 3 per cent premium. Last year the twen-
ty year per cent bonds Of Ramsey county
brought only L Of per cent premium.
sThe state teachers institute at Red Wing
closed It's session Friday noon, having accom-
plished q good work during the four davs it
has been in session. Besides the general rou-
tine work on Thursday afternoon, President
Erwin Shepherd, of Winona Normal school. ad-
dressed the institute on reading and attention,
Dr. G.. Hewitt, president OF the state board OF
health, addressed the assembled te tcher5 on
the subject of hygene. A part of z iasy fore
noon was devoted to the ans VeriBg Of questions
handed in by the attending teachers
man by the name Of Louis Johns died
Campbell ON Sunday, 8 h inst, from the etfe, To
of an overdose Of lauosnum. He had BIT en- drink-
ing fer several days, and after such sprees it
seems he was in the habit OF taking !audsnum
to let him down easier. This time, eli her inten-
tiopally or by mistake, he took too mucn and
ended his life.
ating class of the Michigan state ubiversity az
Aun Arbor, received the degree of bacnelor Of
laws, as did also Neil Byron Ferguson Of Win
nipeg: Edward George of Ro,hesfer, 4inn
snd Charles L. Grannis, Jr., Of High Forest,
MINI.
The Congregational council which met at
Lake City on Wednesday last ID censide the
resignation of Rev. P. B. Fisk unanimously re-
solved that MIR. Fix should accept the posltion
rendered him Of field agent and secretary Of
Carleton college and advised the church as Lake
City to accept his resignation. The council te.-
titled to their high appreciation Of Mr.. Fsks
ability as preacher and his faithfulness as q
pastor, and expresse a belief that he will have
equal success in his new and larger field. Mr..
Fisk will remove 70 Northheld in about three
weeks.