Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19

sofa. FRIDAY. NOV. 10. 1885,
Snow fell throughout Minnesota on
Tuesday. * F.
| Dalatl, is now fsceiving more wheat
Ithah Minneapolis, 49,. 49, - -
Minneapolis lumbermen are now of
sending large crews Of men into the ~,
piiteries. -, o. fo
/. The great Chicago stock yard strike
las ended, and disastrously for the -,
,atrikass ss.; T.. /. - ! th'
>,,.ft. .ia. ~ q - - ~s thl
*Gen. Cadena, the leader Of the po- 81
|lstiealt party TINT Is oppose.l to Diaz in of
Mexica, was assassinatel "a few days r., n
ago. y ~ Q. .<- e >5ssH. -,
J.. Edward Aveling, socialist from th'
London, lectured in St. Paul and Min thu
nea nolis this week in behalf of his pe- sta
culiar theories. no
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D. B. Searle is credited with desiring wa
oftire of oil Inspector or the insurance co,
commissionership. He deserves the tan
best McGill has got. ~ r.
1t is possible that Bartholdi's statute La
of liberty will not be lighted, as it is sh'
claimed that electricity is an unsafe sol
light for the sea coast. st.
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Since the election good many On,
| schemes are developing for the defeat oo,
of Cash Davis for the u: s. senate. He .
had too clear sailing few weeks ago. o,,,
Trains on the Minneapolis & Pacific sta
railroad are now run to Buffalo in 'y'
Wright county, and connections will anc
soon be completed as far rs Glenwood. ern
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It is stated that Doc A,nes will re- roo
move to st. Paul, and run for mayor of ,r.
that city. The election showed that ~.
he had lost his popularity in Mime ,.k
apolis. IT,,
X. b. l1angdon and Capt. Snyder, two TWO
prominent Republicans who were can NV
didates for the legislature in Minneap- MIL
o'fs, were each defeated by saloon 10
keeper. be
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The climate of Florida does not /"
agree with Geronimo's band of Apache #
warriors who we're sent there after t;n,
they surrendered, and they are dying r;.,
off rapidly. 1870 1870
In the celebrated law suit over the por
ownership Of the most valuable real inct
estate at Fargo the United States su- wer
preme court has just given a decision part
in favor of the Northern Pacific. Of \
=, and
A "cold wave" has swept over the aro,
Northwest, aud the thermometer went s..:
down several degrees. After such a 49,,
pleasant autumn change should be no., n
received without much complaint. 49,,
In glove contest. at San Francisco wer
on Saturday evening Sullivan knocked the
Ryan out out in the third round. 1t and
will probably end the talk about Ryan long
being match for Sullivan, and about FIVE
whisky being too much for Sullivan. the
Hon. J. G. Blaine wrote letter for
publication few days ago in which
he corrected certain misstatements , ~
that had been made concerning him. r..
He also again went on record as op- ~
posed to the, English policy in relation e'
to tariff and the civil service. .,'
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The st. Paul winter carnival will be- pin,
gin on Jan. II, and the ice palace will acre
be located where it WAS last winter. pro,
It will be grander affair throughout vas,
than last years demonstration. With 81
the legislature and the SNOW show st. h,e'
Paul should he lively town this vim from
ter. tho
rYo <,root ,>.,,ss ,,,>hor,. ,,o,, G. for
Lonis is still pnzz'inu the detectives. inc
and the rol,her is writing letters to tie 'e>e
st. Lonis newspapers making fun Of '''e
the officers who are trying to catch t"'
him. Everything possible is heing '"'r
done to catch him but with moor nyt,,- fou,
meets or success Ne1
Tie
A lively county seat war is in pro- tion
gress in Lac qni Parle county and it be,
was voted at the late election to re- nor,
move the county seat. Before any was
legal steps could be taken mos from bill
the successful town captured the court LAX
house and county records and moved the
the entire property fifteen miles. sou,
g.. com
Ignatius Donne!ly is already plan ,,,or
ming legislation for the coming winter. L,o
One scheme is to compel the railroads hov
to ship wheat from st. Paul and Min ,,,a
neapolis to Duluth for 5 cents per fr,n
bushel. thus securing the farmer or mv
10 cents buslel more for wheat. He -. :,
also wishes to get the legislative ses' sho,
sions increased in length. ooo
Since the labor party showed such 30
surprising strength in the recent New M,
York city election plans have been 80,
forr,n1 far fBo oro~ nj zution IF tho k~So