Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-27
ApouEle Tragedy in St. Paul.

ApoubIe Tragedy III st. Paul.
On the afternoon OF the 18th inst Harvey ".
Kellogg, late proprietor of The Buckeye res
| taurant, No. Isl East Seventh street St. Paul
ian establishment thatfai!ed two weeks before,)
efthis family in their rooms over the restaurant,
ostensiby to go to Minneapolis to get work.
This Was the last seen OF him by his family.
HIS dead body was found lying by the dead
body of Mrs. D. B. Barrette in The ]atters
apartments at No. 314 East Seventh street, over
| Anderson and CO. g saloon. The theory for
mulated is that Kellogg killed the woman and
! then made way with himself.
Years ago H ". Kellogg was merchant in
| Knapp, Wis He came to ST Paul frequently,
and on one Of his trips here met an old Wis
consin friend, Mrs D. 3. Barrette the wife Of
: B noted gan1bler-Dave Barrette-from whom
she had separated. Mrs. Barrette was in
needy circumstances, and Kellogg befriended
! her
Something over g year ago Kellogg came to
St Paul with his family, opened the Buckeye
restaurant, made some money, lost it all, and
; short time ago failed in business He was
! infatuated with Mrs. Barrctte, and would haunt
on DR.. Wcstlake and told him that Kellogg had
threatened to kill her and then shoot himself.
Mrs. Barrette was shot in the right temple, aud
60 was Fir. Kellogg, there not being over an inch
difforenc Elm the relative location Of the wounds
upon each. Death must have been instan-
Mother Hubbard gown ard Kellogg clothed
just as he came in from off the street Kellogg
was forty-tive years old, and had family con-
ssing of wife and five chjldren-onc a son,
twenty-one years old, living at Knapp, Wis.
He was not exactly sound in mind, was trou-
bled with insomnia aud melancholia, and had
made threats to kill this woman. AS yet, no
one knows if he WAS ever crimipally intimate
with her. Mrs. Barrette came to St Paul
from La Crosse. She was about forty years
old, and her mother. is ct Aei1lsvilie, Wis
Her husband was painter by trade, but has
bein living away from St Paul ior some time
The Senate on Central America.
In the executive session Of the senate the in
junction Of secrecy was removed from the fol-
lowing resolution introduced BY Ednuuds and
agreed to by the senate:
Whereas The senate Of the United States mas
learned that the government Of the republic Of
Guatemala has on foot, or threatens to set on
foot, an invasion CT the territories OF the re-
pubhcs Of Nicaragua, Costa Rica and San Sal
vador. with the professed object Of consoi.da,-
ing into one govecnmsnts the republic Of Cen
trail America by force of arms and against the
wishes of several republics concerned; and
whereas there is pending between thu United
States and the republic Of Nicaragua a
treaty for the construction of an
nent and in the republic Of Nicaragua. for the
general benefit Of all the Central American re-
publics az well as the United States, which
treaty it is understood the republic Of Aica=a-
qua has ratified: therefore be it
Resolved, as the judgmentof the senate, That
in view OF the SPECIAL and important interests
OF the United states in Con Junction with these
republics of Nicaragua and Costa Rica IN utter
oceanic transit across the continent now il
progress Of adjustment any invasion Of the
territory Of -Nicarsgua or Costa Rica BIZ the
forces of Gustenaia under the circumstances
and with tine purposes before stated, Is regard
2 ed by the senate and ought 10 be treated II
the United States al ACT Of unfrien5iy and hos
tile Interference with the rights of the United
States and of the republics OF Nicaragua and
Costa Rica in respect TO the said matter.
Rear Admiral Jouert, commanding the Nor Ii
Atlantic squadron, has autographed Comnaan-
der Clark, of the Alliance. at New Orleans, m
sHuctins him to proceed to Csrthage1a and
Baranquiila United States of Columbia, and
/ protect American interests In that country
1 fiur1ng the present disturbed condition O. AZ
fairs. The dispatch informs Commander Clark
that vessels belonging to American citizens
which have been seized by insurgents Tlthou.
compensation nav be foreiba7 recovered, and
SAYS the United Magd2lena Steam Navigation
company of New York has called ths attention
OF the secretary Of state to the SEIZURE Of their
4 stazners by srmed force.
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