Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-10-21
been brought there by Montreal citizen.
Four deaths have already occurred, and
many persons have been exposed.

Four deaths have already occurred, and
many persons have been exposed.
In the district court at st. Paul, in the
suit Of Eric Won Roselind VS. L. N. Griffin,
deputy sheriff at Bismarck, for assault and
impris sonment, the jury returned = verdict
of $500 for the plaintiff.
The clerks in the Huron, D. T., land Office
have fled charges in Washington against
Receiver Lowry and Register Armstrong
alleging that they have been charging
illegal fees.
The First National Bank Of DEVILS Lake,
d, T., has begun business. J, J. Hill, ST.
Paul, H. b. Strait, Shakopee, and Geo. NJ
Phillips, Northfield, ars among the stock
holders.
The custom officers at Duluth say that if
the opinion Of Attorney General Carland
regarding Canadian bottoms is enforced it
viii Danish Canadian vessels from the port.
Five cars Of wheat on the Northern Pa
citic road were ditched near Aitkin, Mimi,
on the 18th, and two tramps who were
stealing ride were smothered to death.
For the second week In October the gross
earnings Of the Chicago, St. Paul aud Mil
| waukee f. r. were S624, 600, an increase Of
$1,000, over the same week last year.
Sitting Bull and the six or seven thou
sand Indians attached to Standing Rock
Agency are gratified at the reappoint-
ment Of Agent Mclaughlin.
Judge A. j. Edgertoa Of Dakota has
resigned with view Of entering the lists
as candidate for q. S. Senator when
| Dakota becomes State,
| At Minneapolis on Sunday was dedicated
| a memorial monument TO the eighteen men
| who lost their lives in the terrible mill ex-
| plosion Of April ,, 1878.
| Mrs Harrietta Remley, has been con-
victed at Dodgville, Wis, Of having muir
dered her husband, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for life.
1t is again reported that the Manitoba
road is sure to build line from Crookston,
made in any event.
Merrill Bros, merchants at Livingston,
Montana, have failed, with $4,000 liabil-
tiles and assets $4,000. Their creditors are
mostly in St. Paul.
At Fort Buford, Geo, Fleury, the post in
terpreter was killed by ood, a soldier.
Wood was jealous OF the man he murdered
and drank deeply.
The store Of Bangs & Co., at Glyndon was
burglarized. Three arrests have been
made, and some Of the goods recovered.
Miss Longfellow, youngest daughter OF
the late poet, has just been married tC
James G. Thorpe Of Eau Claire, Wis.
Ranhold Reimer was convicted OF wife
murder at Fort Dodge, Iowa, on tho l4th
and sentenced to hard labor for life.
At Estelline, D. T., $50 sheep were burned
by prairie fire on the farm of II. b. Green
by the fire took from railroad train.
The public schools Oh the west side at
Eau Claire, Wis. have been closed owing
to the prev alence Of diptheria.
DR.. A. ID. Cole, President Of the theolog
cal seminary at Nashotah, Wis, died sud
denly Of paralysis Of the heart.
The First National Bank at Devils Lake
} d. T. has been organized. Chas. s. Hulber
OF Minneapolis is president.
The authorities at Washington have de
cided to remove tho land Office from Bay
field, Wis, to Ashland.
Tho American Women's Suffrage Associ
alton has been holding its annual meeting
at Minneapolis.
1t is reported from London that Rier
sentence will be comnuted to imprison
ment for life.
Judge Edgcrton Of Dakota, denies tina
he is a candidate for tho Senate or an,
other Office.
| The Buffalo mill, owned by Mrs. +
Jacobson was destroyed by fire Oh the 18th
James Irwin has been arrested aud con
fessos to the murder OF Hewes at Moorhead
Appleton, Wis, and vicinity has SUI
fered heavily from prairie fires
The Northern Pacific r. r. is handlinl
$50 carloads Of wheat per day.
The First National Bank at RedAeId, D
T., has commenced business.
The season at Yellowstone, Nationa
Park closed Oct. 18th.
Bismarck rejoices over the appointment
Of its new postmaster.
: A natural we'll Of gas has been founo a
Kossuth, Iowa.