Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1885-07-04
injured. The zebra made the fight but
was uniniured No one was hurt

was unlnJured. NO one was hurt.
The commissioners appointed by the gov
ernor to selects site for state school for
INDECENT children have decided on Ovation
ma That city gives 100 acres of land,
agrees to pay freight on all building ma
ter1al brought into the city and provide
such water supply as the school may re-
qt11re The state appropriation is $4,000
The Senate committee of interstate com
merce composed of Senators Cullom of
Illinois, Harris of Tennessee and Platt of
Connecticut have been holding sessions
at st. Paul and Minneapolis comforting
with people relative to the regulation Of
commerce and transportation generally.
AT W1nona, Sunday morning, Peter
w altey, a bridge carpenter on the Chicago
q Northwestern railroad, was found dead
upon the ground with his skull crushed in,
under his window at the Commercial hotel.
There is strong suspicion Of murder.
Arthur K. Delaney has been appointed
ri S. District Attorney for the Eastern
District of Wisconsin vice Hazelton
suspended. Mr. Delaney has been the
competitor of Gen. Bragg for congressional
hpnors in the Third Wisconsin district.
Arson R. Hayden of Anoka, Mimi, had
ap ingrowing toe nail which caused the
amputation of the big toe. Three weeks
later 1t became necessary to cut off his
right leg above the knee and from the
effects of that operation died.
Judge Lochren has denied the nation
for new trial for Thos. Hanley of St.
T aul and sentenced him to state prison
for life. Hanley was blacksmith who
SHOT his partner, Ryan, about two years
ago. He has had three trials.
Redfield, D. T., had severe storm on the
9th. A residence about seven miles out
occupied by a man named Hartley was
blown down and Hartley was instantly
killed and his wife and three children
severely injured.
Two military prisoners, enroute from
Fort Buford to Saltwater escaped from
the trains near st. Cloud, Mimi, by jump
ing from the water closet window. They
were under three years sentence for horse
stealing.
The election in Southern Dakota for
members Of constitutional convention to
meet at Sioux Falls in September called out
a livery Light vote no interest being taken eth
ef in the election or the convention.
Fort Keogh special announces that two
to three hundred Blood Indians have left
their reservation in Northern Montana to
JOIN the South Piegans in making war on
the Crows and Gras Ventures.
N. P. Clark, president of the State Fair,
asks ST. Paul and Minneapolis to advance
1000, to complete the State Fair building,
the 100000 appropriated by the state
proving insufficient
The Oshkosh, Wis, carriage works have
been sold by the receiver for $12, $780, which
was one third of the inventory. s. D.
Embark of Chicago was the purchaser.
The Harmonic society of Minneapolis,
tPok the first prize at the Northwestliche
Saengerqund, at W atertown, Wis, Lacrosse
the second, Milwaukee the third.
An attempt was made to fire the st. Paul
and Omaha freight depot at River Falls,
w is, few nights ago. and Charles Spohn
is under arrest for the offense
The summer meeting of the Minnesota
II Horticultural society which has just been
held at Minneapolis was largely attended
and very successful.
Ex-Governor Crosby's effects in Montana,
including fancy dogs, horses and ranch
property, have been attached by his credi-
tors in Helena. =
Gov. Hubbard has signed the death war
rant OF Weiseman, convicted of murder at
Duluth, Mimi, fixing August 2Sth as the day
OF execution.
Mrs. Unger, wife of farmer at Dawson,
D. T., has been horribly murdered by
tramp. He beat in her head with an iron
wedge.
Lieut.. Col. VIM. T. Gentry, commanding
officer Of the post at Fort Smelling, Mimi,
died on Sunday of Bright's disease, aged SO
years.
tits officially announced that the Fargo
Southern has become part of the Mlwau-
kee e. st. Paul system and is owned by that
road.
The work of the Huron, D. T. land office
is two years behind, notwithstanding which
three clerks were discharged July 1st.
A big lumber fire occurred at Amigo,
Wis, on the Both. The loss was $500, 900 and
Insurance 100000.
The Hotel Astoria at St. Paul has fol-
lowed the example of the Metropolitan and
closed up
The Winona postof1ce was formally
transferred to WI Whipple on the SOth
1lt.
A man named Wolf has been arrested for
the murder Of Mrs. Unger near Dawson,
p. t.
The steamer Blanchard burned at Mil
VFaukee. Loss $4,000, uninsured
The new census gives Duluth, Mimi,
16, 900 population.
The Hotel Ryan was opened at st. Paul
July LIST.
AFFAIRS IN MANITOBA.
WINNIPEG, June "a most important
decision was given in the Manitoba court
to-day. It will affect proceedings in Riel's
and other half breed trials The dominion
act of 1880 provides for an appeal to the
Manitoba court from the sentence of
$tipendiary magistrates. in the North
west Territories. Unlike procedure in all