The sun., 1889-10-17
MINNESOTACU CULL1NGS.
The News Of the Week Throughout
the Entire State.

Anoka have struck for an advance
from $1.35 to $3.50 per day.
Seventy-five prisoners are being re-
moved from Saltwater penitentiary
to the St. Cloud reformatory.
The city council of Red Wing have
decided to let the Salvation army
run the town one evening in each
week.
Frank Curtis is suing the city of
Duluth for $25, 900 damages for in
juries received by a fall on defec-
tive sidewalk.
Frank Moore died at Spring Valley
of lockjaw caused by internalinjuries
received by being thrown from a
wagon.
Edward Murtaugh, aged 10, was
disembowled and instantly killed at
Saltwater by train on the Omaha
road.
The body ofa young man named
Robinson was found floating in the
river near Lake City. His father lives
in Wabasha and was sent for.
Some sneak thief entered the serv-
ants quarter at the Merchants hotel
in Wadena and took about $25 in
cash from the servants trunks.
Sam Christie, the man shot at
Grand Rapids recently, still lives,
but the chances for recovery are
against him.
Burglars broke into the Milwaukee
depot at Mapleton, and secured $37
in change They also entered the
postotfice and two hardware stores.
Matteson & Blair warehouse burst
at Eyota, letting a large quantity OF
grain out on the gronnd. They have
been unable to get cars to ship and
had overcrowded the building.
\ man named Schmidt, hailing
from Dakota, attempted to commit
suicide by cutting his throat in a
hotel at Waseca. Reverses offortune
are said to be the cause.
Near Faribault, VIM. Emery was
gored to death by bull. The ami
mails horn entered Emery's right eye
and passed through the top of his
head.
John Carpenter, on his way from
Sing Sing, New York, to the Pacific
coast, by wagon is stopping a few
days at Appleton. He left Sing Sing
May 20.
DR.. A. A. Ames, of Minneapolis,
will write book of his impressions
of Europe and the comparisons be-
tween America and European labor
ing people, from notes taken on his
recent trip abroad.
Tracklaying on the Duluth & Win
nipeg began twenty miles beyond Clo-
quet. Operations will not be stopped
until the Mississippi river is reached.
Construction trains are now running
from Cloquet.
August Coll, who started to drive
a colt from Faribault to Circle Lake
a few days ago, was found dead by
the roadside near there, the colt hav-
ing reared and fallen back on him,
killing him. The colt had stood
faithfully beside his body.
A man of unsound mind committed
suicide on the Minneapolis and Paci-
fic road near Glenwood, and a photo
graph found in his pocket has been
identified by his brother as John
Anderson, who has been missing
from St. Cloud since September 3.
Mrs David Peterson, of Parker's
Prairie. committed suicide by hang
ing herself to post in the yard; i'll
health. Miss Bessie Dahle, aged 21,
of Hayfeld township, near Kasson,
committed suicide in the same way;
cause not known.
n. Lehnen, chemist, of st. Paul has
made another assay OF sand on Viii
liam Sondermann's premises near
Hastings the sample yielding $500
to the ton of gold and Sc of silver.
A reducing machine is expected to
arrive in a few days from Port Arthur,
when further tests will be made.
Valentine Reformat, who was tried
before Judge Evans at St. Cloud for
the theft of a miscellaneous collection
of articles from different
parties, was given $25 or
ninety days and remanded to
Jail to answer to another charge OF
larceny preferred by C. F. MacDon-
aid.
The Swede girl Ida Edlind, who
wandered away while demented sew
eral days ago. was found on the
East side on the bank of the river at
st. Cloud, by policeman and taken
home. She threatened when discov-
cred, to commit suicide. Her brother
died and she is left alone, and mourn
ing for him unsettled her mind.
The body of Mrs. Dorothy Dueme,
land was found lying near Fowler's
stone quarry, a mile and a half be-
low Mankota, beside footpath in
some low brush. She died of heart
disease, to which she has been sub
iect, and had been lying there a week,
when she was last seen. She was
siXty-nine years old.
A sad accident occurred at Wrights,
town, Otter Tail in the death of the
four-year-old child of Burt Shaw. Mr..
Shaw was digging a cellar for ahouse
and had come into his dinner. The
child was missed, and on going to
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