Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-11
Ihefe Az 600 people il thego
erninest emp

mi here AZ 90 ople u the goy-sll
srn'pss. s','lls
eteher ior congress il the.
Fourfl, district. i rs,,vii,
mother attempt Inns been made to
assassinate the car Of Rissia. sSss
B. B Blaine'S name is frequently men-5
toned in connection with the presi-5
.dency
4 Cakes will probably be the next
5president Of the n Northern = Pacif rail-.
road company
large number OF destructive fires
have occurred in the I United States
since New Fears. /. ...5 !;
EihiEsna has revived with Increased
power in Russia, and numerous ar
rsstssrTe being mad 9. Z I. Il ..S I.
On Tuesday ight the SASH. door.
and blind fsctory a. the State prison
1t Saltwater was DESTROYED byssffre. n: =5
The body ST A. r. Stewart, which.
was stolen several Years ago, has been
returned. Relatives paid $50, 600 for
It. ,."2S >s. e I5.s.S ..,@ .s
r. Hamline University has been re-
built, and the new.building will be
formally dedicated on Jan. 80 with ap-
.propriate cere MONIES. ~ :.S' I-. \ !.
. The war between France and China
is not being pushed with much vigor,
yet the Chinese are apparently very
anxious to maxi peace. s.$ 5,==a i, .
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The glove contest announced some
time since to take place at San Fran
cisco between Sullivan and Ryan will
not take place. an backed down. IL
s President Arthur sent a message to
congress on Tuesdap urging the imme-
diate appropriation Of ST, 900, ,0o0to con-
tinne the work on the government i'm
.provements on the Mississippi river.
p .Eikat s4s3s -: - ri.
$ IT is. said that the. general Offices of
the Northern Pacific railroad will soon,
be moved from New York to St. Paul.
It would be to the advantage of both
the road and the Northwest to have
the.sheadquarters of this railroad COM
zpany near the territory traversed by
the road. B. @.sA.< S.s...s .s7s:= ...& III
! Brainerd Tribune: If it does be-.
come Gov. .Hubbard's pleasant duty to.
appoint a successor to Senator McMil-
Ian, how would Hon. G.. F. Kindred, !, Of:
ours, suit his excellency? IT will be
remembered that in the senatorial
contest when sabin was chosen, Mr..
Kindrea' . forceslong held the balance
Of power, as It were. Here would be.
a splendid chance .t> secure an able
man TO the senate }. and at the same
time give proper eognition to N orth-
ern Minnesota. We presume also that
congressman Nelson would gladly as
sent. .> 1 a. g. ILL., 5,e ,-...
# The Pioneer Press Of Sunday last
contains the following political gossip:
Strange as it 4. may seem--and
stranger things have shappened-this
McCrary Mcmillan, affair has set the
liveliest little bee buzzing in. the
square-topped felt that G. T. Kindred
wears. It is no more or less than the
expectation that the successor to Judge
Mcmillan in the United States, senate
may possibly be Charles F. Kindred.
As the appointment. rests with Gov.
Hubbarn, whose decision will natural
ly be madesup as a result Of pressure
of all kinds, the field is a fair one for
the animated gentleman from Brainerd
The selection of Kindred, would not
displeases Senator Sabin, it is said, but
on the contrary there is: a suspicion
thatthe senator.would assist cheerful
ly. Sahin and Kindred vesinterests
in common in the Southwest and are
very friendly in politics, barring the
hecess.sy3 for Sabin's
peace and good viii among the scandi-
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