Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-06-06
MINNESOTA NEWS NOTES.

The Manitoba gave the St., Cloud Are
department 800 foc services ut the coal
shed fire.
The regatta OF the Minnetnnka club Is
to occur at Minnetonka, beginning July
Ia and continuing four days.
State Pharms eeu&ical association will
hold its annual convention in saltwater,
June 10 and Is. Over 800 members are
expected.
Seventh annual encampment Southern
Minnesota G. A. r. association at Owa-
tonna June As, with banquets, parades
and prize contests galore. ~
John Wright, Of Chatfield, has brought
suit against l.. Bauer for s., 600 damages,
Bauer having reported Wright, to a COM
mercial AGENCY at Chscaga as not being
worthy OF credit. 80 3
An epidemic resembling the Hollow
horn is raging among the co.'s at Roch-
ester, but it differs from that disease in
some respects so rs to puzzle those who
understand handling that dis"i;sc.
At m>ctiu.; of the Minnesota and
Winnipeg Auatpur Rowing association,
held in ~ Paul, committee WAS APP
pointed to secure individual medals for
held ut Miunetonka Iuty6 and I.
The Winoua Building company was
awarded the contract for building the
annex to the Rochester insane hospital,
at SAG, $780, and the building is to be COM
pletad by Sept. 1, 1889. 1t will be 15Ox
12S feet in size on the ground and four
stories high above the basement. J..
Frank Campbell was acquitted at Man.
kato of the charge of horse stealing.
Col. Tanner and Frank Shaw have
been convicted of running gambling
houses il Minneapolis.
Unmistakable indications of the exist
ence OF natural gas have been found near
Mankato by an expert.
Twenty-Five persons were baptized in
Lake Hynes Sunday as the result Of
three weeks of revival meetings at Alex
andria. ...-.
The 6-year- old son of Chris Knudson
was killed at Granite Falls. He at
tempted to place brick on the track in
front Of n moving freight train.
A 6-year- old son of b. Rogers, of Lake
City, got angry at a 5-year-Old soa Of
John Montgomery and, striking him on
the head with an iron rod, inflicted inju-
res that will likely prove fatal
Frank Kininger, of Mankato, was
found guilty of forging the name of Wen
del Hodapp to a note The hghtest SEN
tence that can be imposed is five years in
the penitentiary.
The annual report of the Farmers
warehouse at Winnebago City shows Q
total of 215, OLA bushels of grain bought
of the crop of 1887. The cost Of handling
and all expenses was Z. mills per bushel
! The warehouse has been worth 9 cents q
bushel on their grain to the farmers.
Deputy Sheriff Free, of Tower, reports
that he, in company with q man named
Beede, went to Deer Lake reserva-
ton to arrest Cut Face, the MUIR
derer of Joe Banville, and found
him at Net Lake camp, and
after getting him in the boat they bound
and gagged him, but were followed by
Indians, who succeeded in releasing Cut
Face and making prisoners of the officers.
Three failures in Minnesota last week
A. Young, an old man living near
Fountain City, was struck BY the cars
near Winona and killed. -
One hundred members of the alumni
were present at the commencement ex.
ercises of the St. Cloud normal school.
Joe Friend was found at Brainerd. He
is the l1-year-old boy who ran away from
Chicago and travelled as far west as the
National Park.
Archibald & Co., mtllers at Dundas,
offer a reward of $500 for the arrest of
the parties who have been stealing wheat
from the cars on the side track at their
mill.
The Winona county commissioners
have placed the court house bonds,
amounting TO $780, 900, with the Winona
Deposit bank and J. P. Crawford at
per cent interest, payable semi annually
Petros Buchanan, a 6-year-old boy at
ST. Cloud, broke leg Friday, being the
! sixteenth time an accident of that nature
has resulted to him. His bones are 80
brittle that mere fall to the floor will
cause them to break.
Rushford's rattlesnake crop Is being
harvested, Six that came out to OBJ
serve Decoration day were killed near
Money Creek station. Ten more were
hung on barb wire fence near by, and
thirteen others have been since reported.
| The corner stone of the monument to
Hermann, the iberator of Germany, will
be laid at New Ulm ON the Gath of June
| The monument when completed will be
116 feet in height from the base, and
will be surmounted by statue of Her
mann in bronze.
The Seventh Day Adventists are hold
ing their annual camp meeting at Min
Iehaha Falls this week.
Mankato police have killed thirty
eight uncollared CANNES the past week,
and still there's more tc'follow
The signal service Office at St. Paul
reports that the temperature of the past
month was lower than that of any May
in the history of the signal service.
The Mankato fire department will
purchase five horses. The machine has
heretofore been hauled by the fire boys
Adele Menard, aged 16, left her home
at Minneapolis, leaving note saying she
was going TO commit suicide Her BODY