Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1885-06-13

Butteriield's notes divided in thirty, sixty
ana ninety days This has restored con-
fidence and the bank will resume business.
The new line which the st. Paul & North
ern Pacific road is building between st.
raul and Minneapolis runs through one
corner OF the State University grounds.
Inc regents Of the University have institu-
TED sult to prevent the use of the property.
The annual meeting of the Milwaukee e.
St PAUL. r. company was held on the 10Th
ana the entire old board Of directors elected,
except the filling of the vacancy occasioned
| by the death Of S. S. Merrill with the name
OF Phil Armour of Chicago.
The secretary of the interior has sent the
claim OF y. w. Streaton for services in talk
ing the census Of Dakota twenty years ago
to the attorney general to settle certain law
questions regarding it. Streaton is very
hopeful as to the result.
Prof. Charles Northrop the new president
OF the State University was duly installed
on the 10th. Gen. H. II. Sibley, president
Of the board of regents handed over the
keys. Prof. Northrop is SO years old and
graduate of Yale. ..
Daniel B. Vermilye of ST. Paul who, &C
| cused his wife of undue intimacy with Gen.
Myers, but finally asked for divorce on
the ground of desertion, has been denied the
divorce because the desertion has not con-
tinued three years.
The annual meeting of the Wisconsin,
Minnesota & Dakota railroad company
n1ncto6 tho fo11or,;r,oe oASa
Charles F. Hatch; Vice-president, 7. E.
Clark; Secretary, S. Leavitt; treasurer, j.
Gaskell.
Pierre, Mitchell, Yankton, Redfield and
Huron, D. T., all report heavy wind and
rain storms on the 9th, which almost
reached cyclonic proportions. At Pierre
the storm was accompanied by hail.
During storm at Fergus Falls, Mimi,
lightning struck the Bismarck house, going
through the feather pillow on the bed where
Nels Eden was sleeping and passing down
the spinal column. Eden will die.
The indicator is the name of new Demo
cratic weekly paper started in ST. Paul last
week. The colored men also started a
weekly paper at st. Paul last week which
they call the Western Appeal.
Ex-Mayor Ames of Minneapolis, who for
year and half has been publishing a
lively weekly paper in that. city styled the
News Letter, has suspended it. because it did
not pay. e
Y. L. Hobart claims to have secured a
lease Of the Yellow Stone Park and hotel
from the receiver. Mr. Hobart originated
the park scheme and built the hotel.
Lorenzo Jackson of Warsaw, Rice county,
Minnesota, formerly treasurer of the county,
committed suicide a few DAYS ago bv
drowning himself in Straight river.
MI. fatow's vinegar factory and feed
mill at St Peter, Mimi, was DESTROYED bv
flre ON the 9th, causing loss of $4,000.
There was no insurance.
The bondsmen Of the treasurer Of
kandiyohi county have made'up the sum
OF Ss,0oo which Was recently stolen from
the treasurer's safe
The national conference on charities
which has just 2gat55iHPlsted its annual meet
Paul next year.
Victory, small town on the Wisconsin
SASAS " oAhS
Crosse, was nearly destroyed by cyclone
on Sunday.
A. j. Swellenbach, clerk in the money
order department. of the Minneapolis
postoffice has been arrested for embez-
Element.
The executive committee of the State
Horticultural Society has decided to hold
the summer meeting at Minnesota June "a
and IS.
John and Hattie Oily were found guilty
of mansla'lghter at Glendale, d. T., and
sentenced to seven years in prison at Sioux
Falls.
Budd Taylor of the Yankton Herald, has
been appointed Surveyor General of
Dakota.
Gov. Hubbard has appointed James T.
Hale municipal judge at Duluth, MINI.