Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26


vcntion. Mr.. Uarkes health had been
failing for the past two years. He was re.
garded as having one OF tho brightest po]iti-
cal futures OF the prominent Republicans OF
the state.
The following are among the recent postal
changes in Minnesota: Avon, Stearns
county, Thomas Hussay appointed post
cher Pope county, Thomas w. Brown:
vice 7. Z. Clark, removed: Fairhaven,
Stearns county, John II. RlerIer vice +,
NJ. Vandew ort, removed; Freeport, Stearns
county, J ohm H oscher; vice Frank Benocken,
rem owed; Geneva, Freeborn county, Mrs.
Reid, vice Mrs. Osborne, resigned; Gil
christ, Pope county, 0. Peterson, vice Erick-
son. resigned; Holdingsford, Stearns county,
William Murphy, vice Augustus Parish,
removed; Jackson, Jackson county, J.
Fiddes, vice w. p. Lamson, not. commits
stoned; Lewiston, W;;,ona county, NJ. S.
Ginsmer, vice j. W. Rice, removed; Luxem.
burg Stearns county, J. B. Lasher; vice T.
Hamm ond, removed: Nautsdale, Stenrns
county, Andrew Watson, vice John Tur-
tun, resigned; New Munich, Stcarns county,
J. Ballever, vice A. Sutton, removed; Rices,
Benton county, j. ". Walter, vice Henry
Fox. removed; Springhi]l, Stearns county,
Henry B. Ley, vice John II. Buck, re-
moved.
The stockholders OF the recently organ.
lied Merchantss bank in Lake City have
elected the following directors w. F.
Holmes, c. F. Young, H D. Stocker, C. F
Rogers, A, Basey, G. II. Granpis, C. D.
Warren, d. NJ. Smith, H. Gillette. The di
| rectors elected officers as foilrws Presi
dent, w. T. Holmes; vice president, G. II
Grannis; cashier, e. F. McCaN.
-Four countereiters OF silver dollars were
caught in the &ct' OF uroulding them a.
| Anoka. A man named Gaodson is consid
| cred the leader. He has been away from
| Anoka a good deal, and presumably picked
up his knowledge Of cout:terfeiting while il
| some OF the 'larger cities He is sing
man, and hiss no regular occupation
Bert Lishmss is married. For
| time de kept Il saloon which was burnet
some time ago unde- susp icious circu N
stances. Prank Cole is married and FL
| le'assr is divorced lrom his vile VII o lives j,
An9ka. The capture was a very cleve
one and reflects great credit apon Max
shall Benny, Deputy Marshal Bra ckett
! saaerifi Lhnfest, Chief OF Police Russell, At
tcrney George W-AIorrill and police.saa
! caaples Clover and John Herring ua,
! anticipated in ras.king the arrest.
1 The supreme court OF the state rc7
| derea Lewiston in the COL Ben
i case, by dischA-ging the order to sho,
] cause why Eeut. Col. Perry Hau
: rlsoE assumed to act as comn.an:,er-in
chie! Of the Minnesota national guard Th
'dehAs;i on in hrie! is that Lieut.. Col Hayri
son acted ussdee the orders OF Gov. Hub
farSi, who is tie com n1;.nder- in chief, an
that it was the duty OF that ottioec to pc,
form the acts complained of. Bend say
;tsle end Is Eot yet reached, but shat hi
case will apEs ar in an equity s1it
Company * OF Minnea polls drilled. at tn
b. Paui Arnory in presence of Gov III ut
| bard and a Thousand Others sor g. fine sill
banner. AT the close Col Bsntzcr5, u. S
IL, one OF Gae judges, stepped forward an
+ compimen*ed both COMPANIES lie sta t.
+ shat the drill WAS so close that it was diff
Erult to decide between theu, but .carcfu
,krulings credited the iewest mistakes t.
company y, and it w3s therefore awArcle
I the flag.
"A mass convention at Morris dennende
4 40 per cent. reduction ia freight rates an
\ three cents per mile passenger rate.
7 Edward Langen, well known in Nlorriso
i county, was killed by a falling tree nca
/ Rich Prairie.
Sister NJ Gregory, superior of the ,na,
tsochlal school, died at st. Peter
! The store OF knopf i. Renke. at Wheeling
|''"as destroyed by fire.
At Winona John Sikorski. =, wor]sn, q,
~sngaged in the sawdust fuel pile OF the T.
re- Porter Milling company, was instarh)
ltkilled by the caving in OF an oxerhanein NJ
! bank OF sawdust.
= Alexander Brennan, late manager of s.
Y. Ctark's farm, near Hawley, is charged
with seduclng the seyenteen-year-osdd a UGH
Ter OF Anton j. HIuger. Brennan has fled
TO canada leaving a wife and two children
! The Pleasant Mound Grange dcnounce,
TIE action OF the Blue Earth county com
! mlssloners IN levying tax for court
| haisse at Mankato, and calls upon the
! fanssers to organize in opposition.
Alderman in North Rochester. Olmsted
Co., gave party some days ago, and thir.
teentot the twenty eight who attended ere
iylng:sick, several of them being severely
ILL Vt is supposed that some of The canned
meat nsed at the supper is the cause of the
illness; One OF the young ladies who at
tended the party, Miss Jennie Kemp, is
dead.
Gov. Hubbard has issued q warrant for
the execution OF John Hutchinson for the
murder of Archie Mclean, at East Grand
rorks, to occur April %. Hutchinson
murdered man named Lanchie Mclean
in East Grand Forks, on the night OF Set
20. On that date, Mclean, with two com
panions, proceeded to the house of Mrs.
u! Hutchinson, who kept place of i'll reputc
They demanded admittance which was re-
fused, and they then broke open the door
Ihe Woman's son, John, rushed for Me-
Lean and stabbed him in the breast. the
wound causing almost instant death.
Hon. Stanley Holland of Zumbrota, died
at San Francisco, Gala, on the 18th inst.
He had been failing in health for four wears.
and went to California last fall hoping
that winter in mild climate would be
beneficial.
Patents have been issued to cit;u