Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-04-06
MINNESOTA NEWS.
Minnesota News by Telegraph and Mail.
Minnesota Republican Congressional Dis
triet Commute to.

Minnesota News by Telegraph and Mall.
| Minnesota Republican Congressional Dis
triet Commute te.
Amesting OF the Minnesota Republican State
| Central committee was neld at the Office OF eY-
| Gov. @. K. Davis tSt Paul, last Thursday af-
ternoon, the principal business GA hand being
the selection OF congressional district COM
mittees The re-appottionment OF the state in
10 new congress nal districts rendered this
cessary, the Sta 9 Central committee being also
called upon to organize the party in the state
senatorial oistricts, the Ie-appo,t tionment ef
| politically tpsakins. The members Of ii.
State Central committee present were: O. 4.
| Davis, chairman; T. A. Thatcher, II. A. Castle,
| U. e. Petit, B, D. Brewer, J. p. Wakefield, L..
W. Collins, Andrew Hopper, 0. s. Reishuf, Il.
g. Day, Geo II. Johnston, and f. 4. BisselL
| Mr. j. G. Lawrence ing the only absentee.
The committees were then appointed or elect
! ed Rs folioWs:
First District--D. A. Morrison, Roche ster,
chairman; William Potter, Houston; Clar &
Chambers, o@atonna; Henry Ciristopherson,
Ianesboro; L. G. Nelson, Kasson; E. D
| W. johnson, Albert Lea; G. D. Belden, Ansti1.
Second District-E. +. Freeman, Manksto,
chairman; @. W. Thompson, Reifs; W. g.
| Ward, Waseca; G. G.. Case, LIE Sueur; W. l..
| Coughlin. Nicoflet: J. P. Kirby, Sibley county
John bwenson, Yellow Medicine; Col Wn.
Hddes, Jackson; b. G. Yates, Watonwan and
| Cottonwood.
Third District-Wm. Wilson, Scott, chair
man; Marcus Johns. n, KandIyohi; ]. @. Hill,
| Chippewa; 81. Gronerud. Rsnville; G. g. SEro
| beck, Meeker; g. P. Jenpison and j. A. I'll a.
gren, Carver; Chas A. Baker, Dakota; Liberty
| Hall, Mcleod.
Fourth Iistrict-O. H. Petit Henrepin; James
McCann, Anoka; q. A. Castle and r Blakely,
Ramsey; L. D. Taylor, Washington; Frank II
Pratt, Chisago; L. W. Cutts, Wight; W. H..
| Fifth Dis1ict-George II. Johnston Of Becker,
| chsicman G. e. Sleeper, Grow Wing; H c.
Kendall, st Louis; L. Z. Aaker, Douglas; e. E.
| Cori 8, Otter Tail; S. g. Comsrock. Clay; a.
Barto, stearns f. G. Tuttle, Big Stone; Paul
C. Sletten, Polk
Twas also recommended that ia the sen
atoli. die, lets comprising mole than one
county the chsirmen OF the respective cCnuty
committees shall form the senate. Il CONN l. ee,
| the cha irman from the senior county to b,
chi irman of the senat orial commi tee.
| Bru'al Crime at Brainerd, Minnesota.
BIainard Tribune: Sunday evening one of
the male servants of leading hotel wag about
| to retire to his room, and when passing near
| the parlor he heard noise as if chairs aud Ia
| bles were being urset, but upon entering tbs
room he found it dark and quiet as the silent
! grave. de pr0ceeCed 10 HSnt Hatcues, aDo &c
fast as he did so they we're extinguished By
| some cause unknown. Finally he succeeded III
lighting lamp, when sight me. his gaze that
almost paralyz.d linn. in the center Of the
room on the fieor lay the form of young and
beautiful girl In semi unconscious state, still
being under the influence of chloroform. Her
clothing was badly disa1ranged, the poor girl's
person more or less exposed, AMI unmistaAa bic
signs of a high handed outrage existed, the
perpetrators of which had by this time mys-
teriousy disapr ared, hut evidence existed that
there were two OF them, though their
identity remains mystery. Upon bel G
aroused and asked what she was doing there,
| she replied "Never mind me, l know what
am about" Upon more fully recoveli iog sh-
became frantic upon the discovery OF her plisl
and betrayal, and demanded in wild, hysterit
voice to be confronted with her assaliant', who
could not be found. She is fine looking Y 'upe
woman of about twenty years OF age, and is de-
scribed az being very prepossessing. The two
wretehes who committed the dastardly deed are
clsssed among the upper crusts OF the city:
The unfortunate victim Of this disgusting and
disbolical outrage left on the train last evening
and as no complaint was made, the affair bas
been draped in silence, but the excitement
among the occupants Of the house still run:
high.