Morris tribune., 1882-05-04

DR.. Geo d. Keith, postmaster at Minnesp-
oils, lies seriously and dangerously Ill st his
home His condition is deemed SO critical that
q consultation Of physicians was held on Sun
day snd the conclusion reaehed that his all
ment is enlargement or hardening of the liver.
Atlatest aocouns he was no better, sRd the
worst Is feared He suffers intensely.
At Brainerd, Jacob Petersen, q tailor in the
employ Of Nevers Westfall, committed sui
eide by hanging himself to tree near the rail
road bridge. He had only been there few
days, and his antecedents are unknown. He
If he had revolver he would shoot himself
Dependency is the supposed cause.
In recent decision Of Attorney General
Balm he decides that the vote of town against
liquor license does not revoke outstanding Ii
censes, and tnat they continue IN force until
time Of expiration.
There is not single case of typhoid fever in
st. Paul.
The Henck Towering mills at Chasks were
destroyed by fire Inst Tuesday night. The fire
was discovered about O'Clock in the evening,
sudit is not known how it originated. The
flames had made such headway that lut little
of the contents were saved. 81. IL. Campbell,
formerly head miller Of the Jordan City mile,
was the lessee. His loss is said 10 be nearly
covered by insurance. The mill and machin-
cry was partially insured.
A fire In st Paul burned on Wednesday
night 8. H. Willoughby's barn, J. ". Bates
sale and livery stables, and MIR. Willoughby's
house. The total loss was only So, 600:
AT Rochester, on Wednesday lsst fire was
discovered in a. A. Browns two story frame
building, Joining Mrs. Chase's brick store build
ing, occupied bp John Everstine. When dis
covered the second story was nearly destroyed
and the root ready to fall in. In short timeit
communicated to the adjoining wooden build
ings south. These buildings were vacant but
AZ. hrrsll
was the last one burned. All the goods ETC.,
were removed long before the building burn
ed The two buildings on the corner were
owned by Mrs Elizabeth Maynard, and were
insured for $I,000-an they were worth.
Browns building was mol insured.
The folio wing is q list OF insurance received
| by the various sufferers y; the late fre in Aus
tin: W. P. Sergeant, SO, ,o0n; Knatvold iIr .. !,
S5, 900; d. E. Dsyer, 1885; Strsnss d Sch.
| lesineer. S2, 200; T W4nsK, 81, 3 No; Eit-
man estate, $500; Viii iams & D AXE, 81 $40:
W W johnson. S2d5; Ffauke 4 Borleske,
1885; total, $l4, $40.
Ole Finguson of Rock Dell lost his house by
fire last Tuesday. Loss, $500; no insurance.
| William Hanson, injured recently while at
| tempting to board moving train at Alexandra,
died on Saturday. He WAS forty years OF age,
| ami leaves wife and six small chilcren.
Articles OF incorporation of the Minneapolis
| Syndicate, formed Tor the purpose OF dealt
/ and investing in lands ans buildings a d public
halls have been iled at the sa'e capitol The
capital stock is $500, 900, divided into shares
Of 500 each The names of the inco' poratoIs
are Dorilus Morrison, r. B. Langdop, W. w.
Eastman, Eli B. Ames, G. d. Sidle, Charles II.
Loring, Clinton Morrison, Chss 81. Prior, John
De Lsittre, R. E, Grimshaw, John Martin and
| Thos. Lowry, all Of Minneapolis. Also articles
Of the Church Of st. John, the Evsngelis
| tEpiscopaD, located in the city OF St Paul, II
charge Of the Rev. Henry Kittson.