Morris tribune., 1888-04-04

treasury is $437, ,6060 Oh. s.-'
The appointment of postmaster al
Mankato still hangs Are.
Saturday, April 80, is arbor day 70,
Minnesota. Let us plant. L.. =.
This season will bring 500 900 worth
OF improvents to st. Cloud.
A prosperous institution is the Hast.
tngs Industrial association
Three million whitefsh were put into
Lake Superior at Duluth Saturday.
Eight blind pigs were fined $50 each by
the Carver county courts last week.
The Minnesota TURNER'S Alliance en-
dorses Albert scheffer for governor
What is called Law and Order league
is an element in politics at Willmar.
/ Over 1875, ,0a0 bushels of wheat were re-
ceived daily at Minneapolis last week.
Lake City's seven saloonkeepers have
applied for renewal of their licenses.
An effort will be- made to organize q
Prohibition party in st. Louis county.
Chatfield sportsmen have organized to
enforce the state game laws and protect
game. ~
The Minnesota College Base Ball league
will make up its schedule in St. Paul
April Is. >--.'--- l. ----s--'I' VI
A plot to burn building in theEcenter
of Faribault was discovered one night
last week. l.: ...:-'.. II ,.,%tE-
Teachers examinations have at
tracted attention in Minnesota towns the
past week. :.-,. ,.5ffI-Y .erFl7 -esej
Now that the snow has begun TO melt,
the Manitoba will open the Browns Val
ley branch. -. - t,Ico- !
Friday, April Is, Holong will be hanged
at Fergus Falls unless he makes other
arrangements. --.-- Il -
Rice county spiritualists celebrated
Sunday as the fortieth anniversary Of
modern spiritualism. --.-------
A peculiar order by the Minneapolis
authorities is that buildings eannet he
moved on paved streets. ~ c-zE5.1c-z.a- Gail.
A Scandinavian=Amerfc newspaper,
printed in the English Language, win be
established in Minneapolis = - Eiz2s
Three St Cloud men have sued the. h
Manitoba railroad for, so, ,00J damages
for alleged personal injuries. :, - r,s5e<., r
The calendar for the April term OF the
Minnesota supreme court.Iis the longest
in the courts Mstory-21hsase assag :.
st. Paul latherss will dsmana m an in
crease in wages April Is amounting to
90 cents day ever present ratss -. - :
> The Duluth Natural Gas 'eonapsnv n ~ hes
the money to- Hquidate its lndehtednesss
and viii push the search for gas s1oaasf,
By the death Of Ruben Btfsssfs Kasosa
loses pioneer who was q member Of tho
first state legislature Of Ndfnnesseas Es.a !
The Winona :Republicah wants Con.
gresham Wilson appointed chief Justice
OF the United States supreme .conrt d.
Benson Is happy. The snowrblockads
has been raised in time to allow Fourth
OF July excursion train to rum into town.
Company D, First regiment, Minne-
sota's best, will compete in the. inter.
state drill at Nashville, Tenn, May 81
to 26. 49, ~-5 - E1C1 di3 a5 aZ.t.43 .t5l5
Farmers around Northfeld .Wha are are
cruel to their stock are being looked after
by the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty. -
The Minnesota. Valley, base ball club en-
made up of clubs from sHendersonssTof-
dan, Chaska, Belle Platne, shakopee and
LIE Sueur. ITe, r. FsZ - & 81 IsaFtssgaT
Winona contractors refuse to rererrslSe
union brieklayers, and the latter Insist
on nine hours as day work, with pay
Tor overtime o11S owl .saE - va''
fWinona'w win give 55,G00 cash and
fhroo onnou ,nf Il :, a A.. ATssaAr rys.s5aE
ference will locate a German. Methodist
1t is now. reported that the seasons
log cut has been fully up to the average
notwithstanding the heavy. SHOWS Of
this severe winter. ~ ~ ~ "a -, - <
Minneapolis people have watched so
long for the completion Of the United
States custom house that many call it
the watch factory. -s,---.s...s s.s,z..--
The annuaf1report OF the fire depart
| ment shows that the total loss ON build
ings for Duluth, for, the year has been
SIT $40; contents, $l0, geo. of!i ttt s:11
| An Indian was arrested. and bound
over to the October term OF court at
Moorhead for selling whisky on the
White Earth reservation. SSH 51,s.Is,
| Four stakes for Minnesota bred Gotta
are offered by the Southern Minnesota
Fair association to be competed for at the
annual meeting, Sept 3to6 s';gss.,.sa: ~, Y
One Minneapolis shoe dealer refuses to
close his store at $3.50 every evening ,ex-
cept Saturdays, and the retail clerks will
ask purchasers to boycott him.
The Gospel army, an offspring of the
Salvationists, with posts In Hastings.
Red Wing, Saltwater and other towns,
is on the verge of disbandment. af
A wealthy Red Wing German wanted
to die, felt that he must die, so after
stabbing himself four times with a
| butcher knife blew his brains out with
a shotgun.
| The OLDEST INHABITANT,, who ia also q
MATHEMATICAL CRANK, claims that r,fnes
ty-six inches of snow have fallen III MIN
nesota this winter, instead Of 110 feet, az
some folks imagined. a# @.
Red Wing has numbered its houses.
and now 1t is informed that the free de-
livery system cannot be established there
until the extent OF the appropriations Co
be made by the present congress ID
learned.
/ AO ehC CAUy OIcCLkUu ~ M&ukaG0 ApE1k D
the city. council win submit a proposi.
tion to issue $40, 900 bonds for water
works, and the school board win ask Co
have $50, 900 bonds granted for the erec-
tion of q new high school building and
other purposes.
Appointed by Governor Larrahss,
DEs MONIES, Iowa, April Q. --GoperIler
Larrabee Saturday sent to the senate the
nomination of Hon. Charles Beardsley to
be oil inspector, which was promptly
| confirmed.
Open to Navigation.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, April IN. Meys,
United States civil engineer, gives notice
that the Des Moines Rapids canal win bs
open to navigation ON Tuesday, April 8.
End OF the Grifin-MoHett Case.
BIsMARCK, OAK, March aO.--The Grif-
fin-Moffett case was given to the Jury 81
midnight. Friday ut y O'Clock they re-
! ported that they found Griffin not guilty.