Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-24
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ger eral land Office on account OF the
appointment of colored man as re-
corder.
Mayor Smith Of st. Paul gives the
clergymen to understand that he will
not interfere With Sunday base ball
games.
Former officials OF the st. Paul &
Duluth road seek to GUST the present
management and regain their old
places.
Solomon lIlrsch of Oregon and Clark
Z. Carr of Illinois are appointed MIN
listers ,respectively, to Turkey and Den
mark.
\ fve-cornered fight for the Barrett
blood money is on in a Minneapolis
court.
Rector Wells. of st. Marks Episco-
pal church. Minneapolis, criticises
Bishop Potter's famous centenary ser
mon.
The withdrawal of the Northern
Pacific from the Transcontinental as
ISOLATION is likely to result in rate cut
ting.
The Duluth 4 Winnipeg Railroad
company is allowed to increase its
capital stock from $5,OOO,GCO to $780,
600.
Henry G Payne. the Milwaukee poll
tician, becomes the head Of a long-dis-
lance Bell telephone organization.
Gen. Anderson, formerly chief engi-
neer Of the Northern Pacific railway,
commits suicide in Philadelphia.
y produce merchant and a portrait
painter fatally shot each other in a
family quarrel in Detroit, Mich.
Armour Il Co. will go to the courts
and test the constitutionally OF MIMI
esota's meat inspection law.
NJ. f. Billings Of Waverly, Iowa,
convicted OF the murder of w S Kings
ley, is granted a new trial.
Notice of withdrawal from the
Transcontineutal association is given
by the Northern Pacific.
Republicans concede the control Of
the Montana constitutional conven-
ton to the Democrats.
John G. Murphy of Yankton is ap-
pointed United States districts attor-
ney for Dakota.
President Harrison partially explains
his policy in appointing Germat-Amer-
leans to Office.
4 state convention of the Minnesota
Christian Endeavor union is held in
Minneapolis.
Seven hundred buildings are burned
in q Quebec town, making 5000 people
homeless.
Mile Bunnell, tried at Duluth on a
charge OF embeZzling jewellery, is &C
quilted.
Hon. 4 G B Bannrtyne, one Of Man
tobias most prominent met, dies il
st. Paul.
I he steamerAugusta Victoria breaks
the record between Hamburg ana New
York.
The election in Montana is very
close, but the Democrats evidently
win.
A Soldier at Fort Randall, Neb.,
murders his sweetheart in quarrel.
The family of Mind Reader Bishop
claims he was killed by the surgeons.
Three branches of the high school
are likely to be instituted in St. Paul.
The Woman's municipal suffrage
bill passes the Michigan legislature.
The steamer Alaska is wrecked on
the Pacific, five men being drowned.
A building is blown down in Tacoma
causing The death Of several men,
The national banks are ordered to
report their condition on May 10.
The 4ankton-Sioux Indians want to
sell 10000 acres Of their land.
Congressman Snider secures a pen
sion board for Minneapolis.
The supreme lodge, knights of Hon
or, meets in Indianapolis.
| Il Minneapolitan contributes $50 600
| for q AJat odic+ ~, ;cc;or
| Four Northwestern railroads are to
be fined for rate cutting.
The Presbyterian general assembly
convenes in New York.
Gen. Crook accepts membership on
the Sioux commission.
The Red Lake Indian commission is
ready to begin work.
Another hearing is to lad in the
Sioux scrip cases.
A good story OF Bishop Walkers
heroiSm is out.
Norwegian independence is duly
celebrated.