Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-05-26
STATE NEWS.

| The season at MtnnetOilkd opens
June lst.
New Ulm has thirty-two. saloons
paying each a license of $50.
The steam grist mill at Nicollet was
burned Monday night. Loss $4,000
George Bundy. of Lincoln captured
eight young wolves for which he rec
eived bounty of $44.
The Minnesota state Universallst
association will hold three days ses-
sion in Rochester, commencing June
Is.
NJ. c. Russell. of Lake City, while
suffering from temporary alteration
plunged into the river but was prompt
ly rescued by bystanders.
The Bank at Breckenridge was
closed on Tuesday by the Sheriff, with
several attachments. Only $1,000 in
cash was found in the safe.
Robert IIeinze, of Farimont, has
made an assignment to his creditors.
Sickness. on account of which he could
not attend to his business, was, the
trouble.
The Aitkin Age complains of the
drunkenness of Indians of that place
and adds: s. There is u good field for
missionary work but wants to be be-
gun among the white men with VIM
chester.
Tuesday evening John Beard died
of apoplexy at the residence of Mr.. c.
w. Havens, in Shakopee. Several
years ago Mr.. Beard was seriously i'll
iured by being run over by the cars,
since when he had been an invalid.
His remains were sent to st. Paul for
burial beside the body of his wife.
lie had three Masonic life insurance
policies upon his life to the amount of
about $4,000.
J. J. Squires. marshall of the town
of Rush City, committed an unjusti.
fable assault on one Frank Werner, |
and the citizeNs held an Indignation |
meeting and removed the brutal Off
cial from office.
Last fall Alfred Davis and two COM
paniOns were drowned i'll Osakls Lake |
and the body of one of the drowned
men was found about two weeks after
the castrophe. A few days ago the
remains of Davis were found fNating
on the water,
Mrs. Gov. Hubbard met with Sc
rious and painful accident at Red
Wing few days since. She slipped
and fell OH the sidewalk. causing frac-
ture hr dilhcation of the knee cap
which may necessitate several weeks
seclusion to her room.
John Randolph county pauper
shot Thos. Sparks, deputy |
sheriff and jailor at Aitkin last week,
his right arm. The pauper
claims that his act was to- defend him.
self against the brutal treatment of
the jailor: 1t is supposed however
that il conspiracy existed OH the part of
the sqrlaws and Randolph to shoot
Sparks and a searching examination
will be made.
1t must be. pleasant to live in the vi
cinity of the insane asylum at st. Peter.
4 slciable lmatic went over to Kas-
son one day last week and drove Mr..
Nelson's family out of their house.
He then went to the cupboard. ate a
square meal, aud then stripped him.
self entirely naked and went to bed.
some men from the stone quarries
went to the house and dressed him and
took him to the hospital.
The alams creamery. Mower county,
has a capacity of 500 pounds daily, is
now shipping LIS pounds daily to st.
Paul, and will make 800 pounds daily
in June. Mr.. Krebsbach is proprietor.
This makes three creameries i'll Mower
county. as follows: Austin. capacity
? ZOO pounds; will make daily in sum-
Mer 1.5OO pounds. Grand Meadows
1,500 pounds; will make daily
in summer 1000 pounds. Aaams, eas
pacity 400 pQrmdsi will make daily IN
300 pounds. Total, 1000