The sun., 1885-01-01

new Masanic hall of Lake City has been
dedicated.
Rev. Father P. j. Bowland has returned
from trip to Europe.
Rates to Portland via the Northern Pacific
and st. Paul have been reduced.
Charles A. Lambert, hats, St Paul, as
signed. Liabilities, $3.50; assets $2,5O0
j.. W. shirk Co. IS livery stable in ST. Paul
was burned Horses saved Loss small
John johnson of Beardsley, is in jail for
stealing yoke Of oxen from Andrew Knudson.
Harry A Sergeant was commissioned post:
master of Sergeant, and K. s. Nordgarden OF
Madison.
Samuel Shoulding, pioneer settler Of Lu-
verne is dead. He was veteran OF the Black
Hawk war.
ATTORNEY General Hahn decides that bonds
men for treasures in school districts are con-
tlnously liable.
Mr.. Ichstenstein of Rich Prairie, was thrown
from his wagon, run over and 80 Dadly injured
that death resulted soon after.
Thomas Dalton of Sherman has lost his
pranarv with about GOO bushels of grain and
all his farm machinery, by fire.
Gustave Kaping, aged 25, committed suicide
at Lydia, Scott county, by shooting himself,
because he was disappointed in love-
The body of John Driscoll was found along
side the railway track near Mortified, having
fallen in fit and been struck and killed by .
train.
The fall term of the St Cloud normal school
opeped with large attendance, all the seats
being filed notwithstanding the raising OF the
grade. kf
A man named Andrew Anderson was found
frozen to death in shanty IN Franconla he
was dissapated and had been missing several
daye. ..
Ole Thordole, blacksmith in the employ OF
the Winona wagon works, attempted suicide
by hanging, but he was cut down and resus-
citated.
John Rice, night switchman in the Winona
h St Peter yards at Winona, was strcuk by an
engine and had few ribs broken and his
shoulder dislccated
The Bank of Minneapolis u. P. Cummin 4
| COY made an assignment to Charles Fairchild
for the benefit of creditors. They state that
all depositors and creditors will be paid IN
full
| A week ago four children and q grandchild
of Henry Scheele, of Norwood died Since
then his wife and four more children have
died. leaving the husband and father alone u
| the world
Representative Reese has called . meeting o
Willmar on the Goth inst. to consider bills OF
wheat grading and regulation of railroad tarlf
which he has prepared for introduction In thu
legislature
| Anton Bocek, Republican candidate for tn
legislature in LIE Sueur comfy, has decided t.
contest the seat of Mr.. Hugh Byrne. democratic
who was elected by five majority, on the groun'
of fraud go
Herndon Blaine of Milo, Mile Lacs county
went hunting, and not returning hom
at night, search was made and his body wa
discovered near his house, having shot hlmsel
accidentally, causing instantaneous death.
A very malignant type of typhoid fever ha
come to notice in the family of Widow Hansol
living about twelve miles south of Ltchheld
The entire family--mother and six childre
have been sick, and two of the children hav
died Three of the nurses have taken sick an
died, and others are i'll.
In the township Of Quincy. Olmsted county
there is an epidemic Of diphtheria:: Sewers
deaths have occurred There is scarce
" family in the vicinity that hs
not had from one to five cases of the dj:
ease Abaut half the cases are fatal All th
schools have been closed.
A fire started Thursday morning at Rice
Point. Duluth. Il originated in the boardii'
house Of James Stoddard, on Michigan stree
between Twenty third and Twenty fourth av'
nues west, and spread to ths Bupnell buildin
owned by Mrs Murdoch Matteson. Bot
buildings were entirely consumed.
= Among . lot Of benes hauled to Jamestcw