Morris tribune., 1883-07-04
STATE NEWS.

uleu ldSb week OI IifitliSndt ulputucIls
A $1,000 bonus is offered to any on
who will build flour mill at Monte
video.
Pinkeye is prevailing to q seriou
extent among the horses in Ric
county. A large number of them hay
died.
Rochesterexpects to have the bigges
Fourth of July in the state. Prepare
tions are being made to accommodate
10000 at the fair grounds.
A show case was broken into at thu
Central house, Fairbault, "Wednesday
night, and $500 worth ofjewelry stolel
No clue the thief.
A Ereaksman on freight train ac'
cidentally fell between the ears last
Monday about four miles east of Fer
gus and instantly killed.
Minnesota editors will view Devils
Lake on July 18th. The fitness of time
precludes the idea of chance in the
affairs Of this world.-Rochester Post.
Burglars entered the residence OF
Cant. Cutler in Anoka, and took a
gold watch and chain and small
sum of money belonging to Mr.. East
man.
The bodies of six drowned persons
have been found in Lake Pepin, with
i'm the last few weeks. All have been
drowned since last fall, >singly of in
pairs.
Since the first of April ID. Davis of
Rice county, has killed twenty-nine
wolves and has received for bounty on
the production of the scaips at the
auditors office $151.
James Low of Mankato, while bath
ing with twenty young companions
in mill pond at Hazel Green, was
seized with cramps and drowned be-
fore assistance could reach him.
Ed Holden was drowned in the
Rock river at Layerne, while out boat
riding. His body was found Monday
Two women and baby who were
with him, narrowly escaped the same
fate
Mr.. and Mrs. Clausen have returned
to Atwater, after an absence OF two
weeks. Mr.. G. has purchased some Bis
marck real estate; hope he will re-
aIize fortune from the investment
Press.
Coles and Barnum's circus are
both in the state. 1t is hard to tell
which is covering the greatest number
of square feet of boards with posters
or furnishing the newspapers with the
greatest amount of circus literature.
A brick manufacturing company at
New Ulm have contracted to make
700, 900 brick for the Chicago & North
western railroad company 100000
are for the new round house aud ma
chine shops in Tracy, aud 100000 are
to be shipped to Winona.
Six children in one family at Still
water are ill with diptheria. AT
present there are 301 persons behind
the prison bars at Saltwater, which
is eleven more than has ever been
confined there at one time since the
opening eff the institution.
Miss Lena Olson, of Fairbault, while
the Congregational Sunday
school picnic at Waterville, fell from
a Garage, striking on her head, caus-
ing coneussiOn Of the brain. The
young lady was brought home in an
state, and is still lying in |
Il critical condition.
The saltwater Lun.bernl;ln, which |
was started some eight years ago to
starve the Messenger, and N,iii,h had
u dcci,lciy eheekered career, a. de-
funct. \ wcekeI.y called the sun will
be issile.i from The same ofIica.-f;tili-
water Messenger,
Mr.. John +. Moc:senhaupt, one Of
the Oldest residents of ST. Cloutl, while |
from his garden, where he
had been ait work, Oh Monday of last
week Was taken with iil ipopietic |
stroke aud died before medical ai.l1
could re.ici, him,
A lodge of the Ancient Order of Unit
ted Workmen is about to be orgnaized |
at Sauk Rapids. Twenty-Five names
for charter members have already |
been secured, and it is expected to
increase the number to forty by the
time arrangements are completed for
instituting the lodge.
New U1m will have the new
Lutheran college. 1t is to cost $15, :
900, will have accommodations for
160 scholors. and will be a Lutheran
college, strictly religious in character
but the work of reconstruction will not |
be commenced until $14, 900 has been
subscribed and at least half of that
SUN pa1u III.
Sixty-five immigrants, exclusive of
a number of children, have arrived in
Alexandria, and will select homes
in Douglas and Pope counties. They
bring a large amount of goods from
Sweden, and are we'll supplied with
money having deposited over $5, 1000
the bank of Alexandria. Some of
these families have $4,000 to 10000
apiece, and all of them from $1,000 to
$4,000.
The Northfield Independent says
Some changes are announced in the
faculty Of Carleton College. Miss.
Ellen +. Hunt succeeds Miss SearIe
{who goes to Japan as Missionary
teacIer) as assistant to the professor
of Latan. She is a graduate of Law
renee University, Appleton. Wis.
She has also taken a special course at
Wellesley. Prof. Chas. Fl. Cooper, of