Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-10-17
John Pelton, d sNeds, u CO rnitted suicide


Winona fruit growers win send q fine ex.
hibit Of apples to New orleans.
| During September the receipts Of wheat At /
Duluth BY all roads amounted to 3,0U0,oOo
bushels, while the total shipments were 2 ssOo,
900 bushels RI mi 2is8 ss
The remains OF SIN unknown man, much
! mangled were found on The Manitoba railroad
| track, near Beltrami station, Saturday
]. F. Carrere, formerly editor Of the North
| western Chronicle, has left St Paul for fort
| nights "trip through Minnesota in behalf Of tha
Irish Catholic Colonization society. he viii
visit the different Catholic colonies at De Graf,
Clontarf, GraceviIle and elsewhere and VIII
collect cereals, etc. TO form exhibit OF Irisk
Catholic colony results for the New Orleans OK.
position On his return he viii leave at onet
for New Orleans t5JS
State Auditor Braden drew thirty -four check,
on the state treasurer, aggregating about $3H
for claimants in Cottonwood county on TIT
tree bounty fund. The amounts range - II
George Arnold, a passenger on the Alber
Lea route, and living at Battle Creek, Mich,
walked off the train early Monday morning
near Waseca, while half asleep. Tho train wa,
strange to say, Arnold suffered only slight
bruises. and regaining consciousness in thu
| morning walked into Waseca
The public schools of Minnesota have o02, POS
pupils, and the apportionment of the school
fund will be made at the rate of $1.33 per
capita ,Hennepin county stands first in the
List with Is, 222 scholars. Ramsey comes next
with 9, $40. The total amount appo2tioned ia
s26s, 936. 81 ':'
Hon. D. Edwards, who sold ont here about
year ago and went to Texas for his health, ia
shaking with the ague and cursing the country
which he proposes to leave for Minnesota
again.
The residence OF r. Wolf Of Mankato, di.
rectly in the rear of his saloon, was entered
and his clothes rifled OF $50. Susp'c resta
upon three mon. The house Of DR.: Wood,
same city, was entered, and his clothes vera
carried into the yard and there searched and
relieved of about $40.
Daniel Chapel was arrested at Sank Rapids
by Sheriff Quinn, on charge Of horse steal,
ing. He is III jail.
The Burns rape case at Brainerd has been
ordered transferred to Morrison county. II
will be tried by Judge Collins at Little Falls in
the January term OF court
Rev DR.. Thomas A McCurdy of Wooster,
Ohio, accepts the presidency of Manchester col.
, lege.at St Paul.
At Winnipeg the court ordered the release OF
Stanbro, the embezZling agent OF the Northern
Pacific company at Hawley.
Judges Flandrau and Wilkin will sail frorr
Liverpool on the Serva on Tie 18th inst. and
expect to reach st. Paul on or about the Isl
proximo
II. FL. Hart, secretary OF the state board Of
| charities, ST. Paul left to visit the s.. Louis
county institutions at Duluth On his retur.
he leaves at once for st. Louis to attend the
annual national conference Of corrections and
charities. During tbs session he will read
paper upon Immigration of New York children
arguing that no children over the age of twelYe
should be placed in the West from the fac
| that such children ars usually addicted to bat
habits.
The Northern Pacific company finished it,
work at the scene of the disaster at Fond ds
Lac, Mimi, by forwarding the body of fire
man Judkins to Waterville, Ne. Judkins wa,
a widower Engineer Harter was married, anG
lived at Brainerd, and his wife, accompanied
by two of her husbands brothers from the
East, took his body to the old home in Ohio.
Brakeman Olson lived at Norwood, Oak ane
was married. and the company sent his
mains there.
Rev. ". S. Sherman Of Cannon Falls sendt
the following notice for publication: Theput-
lie and especially the clergy, are hereby warned
Of two young men who are travelling about tho
country under the name of J. 4 kodenboush
claiming to be in destitute circu instances sn6
soliciting aid. They are impostors of the
basest kind.
Judge Young was renop,inated by the Mime
apohs Republicans, and Seagrave Smith, the
Democratic candidate, will be endorsed be tn,
kickers.
Mrs. Thomas Callyford, wife Of the pro.
prietor of the St Louis hotel, Duluth, an6
daughter OF the late Col J. B. Culver, die;
quite unexpectedly of rheumatism of tht
heart She was married last winter.
At Fergus Falls Frod Haar, aged 50. an ex.
perienced druggist, died from the effects cfal
overdose of hydrate ct choral, which lie tool
to steady his nerves after spree.
The presses, type and effects of the Fergus
Falls Democrat were levied upon by the sheriff
in the interest of Mary Brockeihurst ard tht
Minnesota Type fondery of st Paul
The test case in the celebrated drive-wen
leases, that of William D. Andrews and others
vs.. Royal D. Cone has been appointed FROM
court Of the United States. Clerk Hills ut ST
Paul is now engaged in making the return,
which is the largest in the history Of the Amer,
lean Judiciary, with the exception Of the Gaines
case Of New Orleans. The papers contain
from d, 900 to $4,000 foIios Of l0o words each
Judge E. M. Card of Lake City has opened
law Office in St Paul and will probably !novt
his family to the capital city after the session
of the district court IN Wabasha county
Peter Headstrorn stabbed jacob Nelson in ttd
abdomen with pocket knife during an alter.
cation between the mon at BarnesVille
Rochester miilers are bidding higher than
the elevator mon for wheat, and are giving aa
high as 80 cents for No. ! hard
The two large saw mills of Little Falls shut
down for the season last week They cut 2l,-
ooO, 600 feet Of logs this season
Hitter's elevator at Monticello was burned to
the ground recently with 1900 bushels Of
wheat; also the railroad water tank The or
igin Of the fire was unknown, IS there was
no fire of any description abont the premisis.
Loss, $500: insurance on building, 81, SO:
on grain, $4,000 Mr. Filter viii rebuild ~ L
+ F. e. Lanbach Of 81. Peter, and q man in
his employ, were drowned in Kramsra lake.
They were hunting ducks. and yenturing too
far in poor boat, were unable to get back te
shore Mr.. Lanbach was d well-knoBn bust 2
ness man Of st. Peter, The bodies have not
yet been found. ~h9 5Ia ssa
Il The Baptist people at owatonns, are making
arrangements to have Rev. Mr.. smithaf Gin.
ton, Iowa. settle oyer them as pastor.
News reached Albert Lea that IYerson Over.
gard, who lived just across file line in Faribauli
county, was shot on Monday evening while eat
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