Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-13
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Edward Shell Of sharpsville, Pa, WAS shot
by Kitty Rud. who wanted Shell TO marry her
| Kitty was arrested. 49,
r 3. Cornell, member Of the Cornell fam
ily Of New York, s.as found dead in his law Of
flee at Rochester =. 5 81 sss s5
4 Senator Logan was renominated BY the re-
publicans of the Illinois Legislature. Mr.. Nor
rison is the democratic candidate.
Mr.. John G. shoeffel and Mrs. Agnes Booth
were married in Boston recently Mrs Shoef-
fel win not retro from the stage
Henry Willard resigned the presidency of the
Oregon q California, and George 81 Hopkin-
son o London was chosen u his stead 5.
Banker Shepard Of New York offers reward
Of 80 600 for the return Of his eleven-year- old
son, who came West to become cowboy de-
tective. L 5ss}s + 3Ss.Ess Il
The steamer sardony, from Victoria, B @,
to Hong Kong with 4U' Celestials on board,
has not been heard from since Dec. 10, when
she started. e ss
Some time ago Mary e. Darlington met Clay
ton Plat on the streets at New York, and the
Irritation has resulted in her suing him fol
breach Of promise.
Acritical review Of the losses at the big frs
In Wooster street, New York, foots up total
OF $5OO, 600, Of which underwriters will have
to pay three fourths. s.@5.
At Duluth August and Herman Diedricb
have been held to the district court in $1,000
each, for shooting through the windows u
Mrs. Volsdi's house 5sc. y ia b $s
Dr. j. G. Allen, formerly . surgeon in Gen.
Clusters command has been sentenced to Ave
years imprisonmentin the Massachusetts, peni-
tentiary for shooting Dell Hanson in . Boston
saloon. ~ ~
Nathan F. Dixon Of Rhode Island WAS elected
&c congress recently, for the unexpired term
Of Jonathan Chase The vote was ,as56 to /, 0Ol
for Hawkins, Democrat, and scattering.
Edward W. Fillmore, cousin OF President
Fillmore, died at Elgin, III, aged seventy
three. He served in the Ninety fifth Ilinois
infantry during the war of tho Rebellion.
Postofices observation-disclosures Ransom
county. Postmasters Commissioned-John
Cutler, Parker, Oak !; Edward Ward, Midtown,
Oak. o. W. Billston, Nordland, Iowa; John
Refs, Dotyville, Wis. @ ~
An old granger named 2. Cook, from Hi
noie, was confdenced out OF $500 by an IN
known party in Milwaukee Cook sold his
farm at Sharon, Henry county, ILL.,, and gave
tho money to the stranger to keep for him,
which the latter is doing faithfully.
The house committee on pensions has re-
ported bills to pension the minor children Of
the late Lieut. Kislngbury, who persisted on
tho Greedy expedition, and Henry Biederbeck,
There are four children of Kislingbury, each Of
whom is to be paid SO per month.
The Buffalo Express urges the publication
Of o volume of Horace Greeley's leaders, say
ing: 'sGreeley was colossus among newspa-
per writer's. His editorials may De said to
changed the face of History. lntrinsically
many Of them are classics. As such they are
worthy of permanent place in literature"
Henry Shanver OF Darlington, Ind, finding
his wife determined to elope with the hired
man, gave her ail their effects and her baby
boy, tucked her into the sleigh. kissed her and
the child goodbye, and expressed his best
wishes for her future happiness with her new
Husband" 80
There were $50 failures in the United States
reported to Bradstreets during the week end
ing 18th, against $40 in the preceding week, and
256 and 159 in the corresponding weeks of 1854,
1883 and 1882 respectively. About S6per cent.
were those of small traders, whose capital was
less than 5000. -. -. s.'t-F !
The president transmitted to the house
communication from the secretary of state
relative to the Japanese governments offer to
donate q valuable piece Of land at Toxic to the
United States in fee simple for legation pur-
poses. lii his message the president earnestly
recommends that the executive may be imnle-
diately authorized to accept the gift
No tdings of the steamer Alaska since Jan.
"a, when she sailed from her Liverpool
wharf. She was due in New York Monday
last, and many anxious inquiries are now
pany. To all persons, however, . piacard,
reading: "No tidings yet Of the Alaska, il
pointed out
The St Paul, Minneapolis l. Manitoba Rail-
way company announce by circular, dated Feb.
2, the appointment of Mr.. H. G. Ives as sssis-
tant general manager of the lines CT the com.
pany, in effect from Feb. l. The business OF
the road has increased to such an extent that
it was found necessary to relieve General
Manager Marvel of much Of the detail work,
hence the appointment ~, 81, h
The officers Of the Provident Life and Trust
company state that the speculAtions Of their
defaulting clerk, Glenmore Todd, OF Burling.
ton, N. j., arrested and held to bail in SIC, OOO
will not reach a. high q figure as $3.50, 900 and
may be considerably less. Todd was a leading
society man Of Burlington. He belonged to
the Presbyterian church and was very liberal
and active member Of tho Young Mems Chris
tan association
The house committee on railways and canals
have reported bill for the survey Of water
route to connect the water Of Lake Michigan
with the Detroit river It is proposed to ascer-
tain the practiblity and cost of construction OF
. water route for transportation from some
point on tho east shore of Lake Michigan te
some point on the Detroit river, connecting the
waters Of the upper and lower lakes; $1,000
il asked for the survey. 85!.5. 3.
Postofices Established- lows, Berry, Marion
county; Cumberland, Cass county: Neoga, Pot
tswat ian1ie county. Mnnssota, Denver, Rock
county. Postmasters commissioned Thomas
E RigHn, Brampton, Oak Isaac Wlntori,
J. Porter, Fairmont, Iowa; Al. Atkins, Col
den, Iowa; @. Rogers, Pleasant Valley, Iowa;
William f. Berry, Berry, Iowa; n Durham.
Cumberland, Iowa; IL Goodale, Denver, MINI.
London Cabls: II il stated that James e.
Cunningham, the suspected Tower dynamiter,
has broken down In consequences Of having
been additionally identified Is one Of the mon
concerned in the underground railway explo-
sions. Inspector Frederick Jarvis, OF the
Whitehall police, who has charge Of the case,
now believes that Cunningham will turn in.
former and that his revelations win lead to the
largest haul Of dynamiters that has ever been
made G
Is In the Morrow court martial, but Two wit
nesses were examined, and their testimony con-
firmad the statement made for Col Morrow by
his counsel, Ell. Gov. Boutwell,. The latter sui Z
mitted the case to the court with a brief argu-
ment, contending that Col Morrow had acted
II good faith in the whole matter, although he
may have committed some errors which he now