River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-07-30
NORTHMEsrEKN NEWS.

HnFiDnt X ID Chase ,lOln trOnD. u. M.
walsh and Georce q Frsl,ine The arti-
clos cot forth that the line is to RIM ..from
Crookston Inv way of the south end of
I.eecb lake to Minneapo!is. and from Leech
lake To Duluth The capital stock is fixed
at 81 oO0 OOO the shares 500 each with
Crool,stor ~ tho Driucina1 nIace for tho
transaction of hnsiness The limit of in
debtadness Is s6 ONO o0o
Tho Nfi,,osot, E,lito,.;aI Association, boId
its Seventeenth Annual Session at ST Paul
on the 18th and took an excursion to Min
netonka on the Goth Over one hundred
editors were present and the occasion was
an aniovabIe one The following officers
we're elected
President-H A. Castle.-Farmers Advo-
cate.
wee Presldents-A; W. Mchinstryi tarl-
F aI,v TeIpe Ip,iTa" nara Eli RiS1eT
News
Corresponding Secretary-MaJ. L. M.
$500 ipv NJ Morse oIze
Benton News
Treasurer-David Ramaley, st Paul.
The U. ,. Senate INDIAN committee con
slsting OF harrison OF Ihdiaha' Jones %
Arkansas ana ingalls, OF Kansas reach 81
Paul from Pierre, d. l. on the morning OF
| the22nd During the day they visited Cen
1 cry at Fort Smelling to talk over the ln-
dian situation and on the afternoon of the
Sd their special car was attached to the
Northern Pacific tram they gong TO Mon
tana to look afterattaIrs atthe Crow reserva-
ton. At that point the party will separate.
Senator Sabin, of Minnesota. is a member
of the committee, but his health precludes
making the trip.
in. Castle, the attorney of Col Bend
in the Minnesota National Guard court
martial proceedings, obtained writ of
prohibition from the Supreme court requir-
ing the officers to appear on the first day of
the October term to show cause why they
should not be permanently restrained from
trying the case. This would have delayed
proceedings until October but Gov.
Hubbard cut the gordian knot by dissolving
the court martial and revoking Col
Bends commission. Inc hrSt regiment
VIII now nave TO proceed 70 eject ne"
colonel
The property of the defunct Minnesota
Elevator company was sold at auction in
Red Wing on the 2Sth, the elevators and
property belonging thereto, except one
warehouse in kellogg The property in
Eau Claire and the personal property
about the Wabasha elevator sold to Mr.
ii. D. Nelii Oh "lhoh" loI efo'uuo nc
perSonal property a"Ou' '"o -, ' el'.
- asn .4;floto af n,a-,1haTsbj, i,
80 g VOC
LA 80 NJ T p Rrool,s eo, s951
a man aVIeiiiP0eu 70 Ioo 'n9 1Ai'iei = ''D
express on Vne oC a'i q Ciii'na iU''' 'ii
Iile -'Uh " ia ms hiiii'e.i ~,
- ,o,,,otI,i ma, ,,-rocr and niIed
I,,.c.o o,,,o,,p+ 30 frairbt nnon the coffin
~ +,Iaora,,hod IsIro,r For officers 70 come
-, h(,a.'I o,Id o.rost the s.cornse ,, They did
/ 90 and ON orarine, the HOY fourd n man in
his under cIoehing armed with two revol-
vers and a bottle Of chIoroform. He was
locked up in jail at EIroy.
| Forty clerks are employed at the capitol
at Bismarck. copving and compiling census
ratur.ns If North Dakota. under the super
intendanca of Mai Edwards Of Fargo. The
south Dalota RETURNS are not all in vet.
hn+ Edwards claims the total nonuIation Of
+ho +or,.ito,.,, o-coads 400 GOO Of which m
I'D, 80 IN 900 : in Nortb Dakota more
than the population of all Dakota five years
! ago.
| pohort Vorr tho StiIIwa+ar Alderman
~ eod 70 Canodo a defauItar to the oas
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0,,ot,,,,,,, +l
NO. I,;,,,.a,t-l,,
-: - ~, ~, NO., o,,,,,lo,-ad
4 to And him and though not formally placed
under arres seems to have concluded to end
his troubles and shot himself on the train
,,., e.. -,
ine - - H.,
hscai c''i eA''iL5 ouiS -
ing the year over Sl'ooo'oooi ~ gnu anu =
Ioro oaica Most of the gold and silver
sbinnoa from Helena does not pass through
tba ASSAY office. but is cast into bullion at
nToce Of production and Skinned direct
The following promotions nave peen
,r,o,,,as y Cbor,Ier,oin of W.
alae-i.+ g., % ooo - % 600
paIa,,5 n ~. ,f Wisconsin, aaolocist
frorn % 7oo n ~ oo0. Charles A White of
towa from ,raIeontoIogist at - 4oo 70
oeolopist at s2.7O0.
.Tbara yos ranort that the Piuarer In
-. NJ, -. .a,7,,,,,,i+
..'l - VI :. Ii4t1,,
sl-7 -, = -.
't-ii a,, 49,, omd - ea1ds hr
Tho construction Of yovornment dams. hut
their only depreciation was the burning of
an old building.
o., rro,..,- ! &C ,.o,a;,-ad a +aIoc,ra,,, from,
~; 80 +ho rich i,sa,,tr,, ,,.ho
S,,t ~ >, i,,,,os+ie,a+o tba tro,,,Ios
-. ~ posah,,a and Toro,a ri,,ar
C,Lo,-e,,,as statino, in effect that oll renorrs
had bee,, ex aggeratad and that atpreben-
sio,, 80 f,rtbe- trouhIe might he dismissed
The grand jury at Fargo reported that the
DeVll Lake y. l. laho officers ulo oeeil ~
the habit oil charging excessive ices, out
there was no law TO lndict them' Inc Judge
viii report the matter 70 the interior oe-
partmeht at " asIihston
The Nicollet House Minneapolis received a
bad scorching on Sunday morning the 26th
and narrowly escaped total destruction by
fire The loss on building and furniture will
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