Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-06-13
MINNESOTA NEWS NOTES.


The Seventh Day Adventists are hold.
ing their annual camp meeting at Min
nehaha Falls this week.
Mankato police have killed thirty
eight uncollared CANNES the past week,
and still there's more to follow.
The signal service ONCE at St. Paul
reports that the tomperatflre Of the past
mouth was lower than that Of any May
In the history Of the signal service.
The Mankato fire department viii
purchase FIVE horses. The machine has
heretofore been hauled by the IRE boys.
Adele Menard, aged 10, left her home
at Minneapolis, leaving note saying she
was going to commit suicide Her body
was found In the river q couple OF days
afterwards.
Jerry Sullivan, an old resident of James
vile, who lived alone, was found dead in
bis bed at that place. Appearances indi-
Gated that ne hi d been dead about thirty.
six hours.
A tramp t'bought" eighty acres Of
land of s. Lyman, near Two Rivers. The
papers were drawn MP and then the
tramp borrowed a dollar Of the seller 70
telegraph for money. He afterward
forged Lyman's check for $40 and
skipped. 5Si7
During the last twenty days of May
there were shipped from Duluth S,9S4,
O4S bushels of wheat, 57,3ll bushels OF
corn, and 100, 900 barrels of -four. Over
1U0, 900 cedar ties and 10, 900 tons of steel
rails have been landed, besides enormous
quantities Of other freight. ...
Michael Burnstead, well farmer
residing four miles south of Lake Park,
was fatally stabbed by his hired man.
Burnstead was leading horse from the
stable when attacked by his man, and
received four stabs in the region Of the
heart, which will prove fatal.
John Englebreize, of Cameron town
ship, near Preston, shot himself dead.
Probably suicide.
Aunt Catherine NJ. Smith is dead.
She was the earliest white woman set
tier in Winona, coming in the early
fifties. ee
There are seven cases Of smallpox in
West st. Paul, and the district has been
quarantined. All of the victims viii re-
cover. fEi1
Anton Dunliski, supposed to be the
man who stabbed Mikel Bjornstad, near
Lake Park, in Becker county, few days
since, has been arrested 'is-
The corner stone of the new 800, QUO
court house at Winona will be laid with
appropriate ceremonies on June %, under
the auspices of the Masonic order. ALI
the secret and civic societies will be in
vieed to participate.
Frank Maynele and j. w. Tougney, of
Duluth, while sailing with frankie Ha-
ven and Minnie Schoenmaker, two
women of the town, were upset and
Maynele and Minnie were drowned.
John Griffin was instantly killed by
being thrown from work train on the
Manitoba road near Anoka, his head
striking tie on the Northern Pacific
track with sufficient force to break OF
the end of the tie. James Veitullo, an
Italian, had his collar bone and leg
broken; John Burke and Ole Forest, Sc
rious wounds ON the head; Peter Naugh-
ton and Emil Thorn had their ankles
sprained; Walter Cone and Charles
Locke were injured about the knees.
John Scanlon, another victim of the
Evansville disaster, died ut Winona.
Cromwell, small place in the northern
part OF the state, was burned, only one
building being saved. The fire caught
from an engine. 54i&Ea
r. c. Jones. George Whitney and John
Benson were appointed committee to
investigate the affairs of ex-Treasurer
Blake, Of Black River Falls.
Tramps set fire to Reed & Laurence's
lumber yard at Anoka, and over 1,OOO,-
00O feet of lumber was burned. Loss,
81, 600, covered by insurance.
The daughter of John Ferries, of Yer.
million. was kicked in the face by a
young horse. Both sides of her under
jaw were broken and her teeth knocked
out. a}{E1a eI
The large Touring mill Of J. Schemek
at Blue Earth City, Mimi, was totally
destroyed. with LOCO bushels of wheat.
Loss, $l6, 900, with no insurance. The
origin Of the fire is unknown.
Did-not tknow-it-was-loaded has come
to the front at Carimona. A young man
named Engebretson was carelessly hand
ling o revolver, when itt went of, the
bali passing through his heart.
The body OF John Olson .Hogue was
found near his home in Grow, short
distance from Anoka, with q rope around
his neck. He recently lost his farm
through drink, and it il thought he COM
mitted suicide through despondency.
Napoleon King and James CLARK, the
two boys hired by Mrs. Minnie Scaley
last spring to burn her building in the
town Of Tilden, Wis, were sent to the
reform schools She agreed to- give fhe
boys $3.50 each, and on settling gave them
7J cents apiece.
The corner stone of the new Odd Eel
lows building at Duluth win be laid
Saturday.
Atrarnp who robbed jewelry store at
Lakefeld was arrested ct Wadena while
attempting to dispose of his plumber.
The Austin Pressed Brick company has
been given the contract to furnish brick
for the new government building ut TIA
Crosse. gL8skfss
Thorkild Wilson, of ST. Paul, was found
guilty in the United States court at Wi
Eona Thursday of selling liquor to In
dians.
The Brainerd board of education win
issue bonds to the amount of S35, 600 for
the purpose of erecting new school
buildings
The naked body Of Fred Trait was
foTnd I'm ffa fJada1t yfunw haInv.r A,,e4ir