St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-14
WOULD PROTECT CAME.
Winona Citizens Make Important Rec.
concentrations to The Legislature
A MOVE TO BOOM THE CITY.
Two Men Seriously Injured-.-General
News Notes Of q Busy
Town.

many prominent citizens Interested IN
rod and gun was held at the rooms OF
the sportsmen's club last night. EXi
Mayor Matthews, Aid. John Bentner1
City Clerk o. FL. Clarke and other
prominent patrons of sport were among
those present. The game law was dis
cussed by sections, and the following
changes recommended:
The season Tor shooting duck aud other
aquatic fowls, from Sept. to Jan. l, instead
OF from Sept. Is, as at present.
Prairie chicken. grouse. ETC.. from sept.
to Oct. Is, instead of from Aug. 10.
Quail, cartridges. pheasants, etc., from
Sept. l to Dec. 1.
Woodcock, from July 10, instead of from
July 3.
Deer, during the month of December, in
stead of in November.
The section which regulated the hours OF
shooting from sunbreak to sunset, was
striker out. The section prohibiting decoys
and receptions was also stricken out.
The section making IL treSpass Tor going
over mans land was limited so that 1t
would be necessary for notice to be given
hunter. either posted SO 1t could be seen
with reasonable care, or in person.
The recommendation was also made that
there be a game warden appointed in each
congressional district. he to receive salary
OF $500 per year payable out OF the state
fund and an allowance for postage, station on
cry and travelling expenses when IN as
charge of his duty. de to have deputy III
each county, who shall be paid in the same
manner as are the constables.
The time for catching brook trout was
changed.fro the date of May to Sept. 10.
to a time between May and Aug. 1. pro-
vision being added that no one shall Kill
trout for sale. nor i'll any manner except
with hook and line and no fish to be less
than six inches in length.
Mo urIn hrJt1n H.
most exact conformity with the laws OF MIS-
consin, Dakota and Iowa, or so nearly SO as
to prevent ali exodus OF the hunters from
those states into Minnesota, where the lat
ter's laws allow shooting at Gate carrier
than their laws permit.
The changes suggested will be drafted into
a proposed law, and correspondence Will be
held with the other sportsmen organizations
in the state. urging the adoption OF these
S suggestions or some of the same purport.
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
John Peters, teamster for Thomas
Burke, known to everybody as big
john" met severe accident this after
noon while driving up Second street
with load of slabs. He was thrown
off, falling upon his head and back. His
head was badly cut and his shoulders
and arms bruised. He was taken to the
new Winona house and physician
called. 1t is feared he has severe inter
nal injuries, as he complained of great
pain.
BRUISED IN A RUNAWAY.
A very bad runaway occurred this
afternoon. A farmer from Cedar Creek,
Chris Anderson, came into town with
load of wood. While driving to S. w.
Morgan's house, his team started on a.
run, and dashed up Third street. MI.
Anderson was thrown to the ground
IL
He also has severe internal injuries. but
it is believed he will survive. The
team tore down Third street, taking a
wheel Off buggy and narrowly escap-
ing several carriages. They were fin
ally caught, badly cut up and seriously
injured.
NORMAL SCHOOL VISITED. y
Upon invitation of President Shepard,
MesSrs. h. G. Fuhrmann and j. A.
Keyes, OF the Winona delegation to the
legislature. and Messrs. w. II. Yale,
Nj. b. Weber, j. A. Towney and G. A.
Morey, of the board of trade committee
on legislation, visited the state normal
school this morning. They were present
at the opening exercises and then looked
over the school The state normal
school board will prepare full state
ment of what is needed for the several
schools, and another meeting of the
delegation will be held, when the mat
ter will be submitted to them in tangl-
BILE shape for their approval.
TO BOOM THE CITY.
The special committee of the board
of trade having in charge the publica-
ton of an annual report to boom the
city, met at the board rooms and elected
Capt. Van SAINT chairman. A system
attic canvass will be made for the neceS-
sary funds. 1t is intended to expend
81, 500 in publishing a handsome PAM
phlet showing the advantages of the
city.
SHORT AND PITHY.
Hulda Keego, the woman wanted by
Officer Zautner, of WatertOWn, Wis,
arrived on the 6:35 train from st. Paul.
On the same train the officer left. and
the two passed within few feet Of
each other.
The railroad war goes ON merrily. To
day the Burlington cut to $3.50 on first
and secend-ciass to Chicago, and the
Northwestern met the cut by Offering
second-class for $6.
Conductor Gallagher came in from the
end of the Winona & Southwestern
track to-day, and reports the big cut
completed The cut is 400 feet long and
65 feet deep. The surveyors nave COM
pleted through this equity the lines to
Chatfield and Lanesboro.
Mrs. Sarah Johnson, the unfortunate
woman who almost succeeded in killing
herself with razor while insane, was
taken to the Rochester insane hospital
by Deputy Sheriff Hicks to-day.
The ice was pretty thick in the river
to-day, but the steam ferry, Nan Cor
den, made her regular trips. A freeze-up
is feared tonight, although Commodore
Pierce insists he will have his Christmas
steamboat excursion.