The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-26
MINNESOTA CULLINGS.
The News Of the Week Throughout
the Entire State.

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that town.
John Donnelly, a brother of lgna-
titus Donnelly, the sage of Hastings,
died at that place,
Frosts has visited many portions
OF the state but no great damage
has resulted.
The electric street railway in Still
water is now fully equipped and ready
for business.
Mans Boyre broke his leg by jump
ing from wagon while the team was
running away at Mortified.
Fire destroyed large quantity OF
oats and barley, together with
barn, belonging to Chas. Maxwell, at
Warren.
Horse thieves have become quite
numerous in the vicinity ofMankato.
A horse and buggy Misrepresentation
that town.
An infant child of Peter Rollinger
of Vermillion was frightened to death
by the escaping steam from
thresher
August Anderson, Swede, has dis
appeared from St Cloud. AS he had
considerable money in his possession
foul play is suspected.
There is an epidemic ofbloody fiux
in Blue Earth City. Twelve children
have fallen victims to the disease in
that place in the last ten days.
John Loring went to sleep on the
railroad track near Prague the other
night. A freight came along, and
John will never wake up again.
A Norwegian named Erik kolstad,
committed suicide at Marsh Grove,
Marshall county, because & young
lady refused to marry him. He used
rough on rats"
While hunting near Red Wing
William Spriggle of Bay City, Wis,
received the full charge of a shot gun
in one leg, causing injuries which
may disable him permanently.
Alex Ranskin, a wealthy farmer
living near st. Cloud, has become
violently insane. He imagines him
self to be God, his wife the mother o
God and his only son Jesus Christ.
William Wiltse, a farm hand, while
drunk, made an assault with a knife
on liver Genna. He was bound ovel
to wait the action of the grand jury
at Moorhead. Genna will recover.
Work will begin at once on the du
luth electric railway, and the roaC
will, when finished, be the longest in
cline railway in the world, being
1900 feet in length, with a rise O
600 feet
Leon Milchowski of Winona, load
ed toy cannon up to the muzzl
and touched match to it. Contra
~ to the general rule regardin!
loaded weapons, the cannon wen
off and Leon was instantly killed.
A man named Lambertson stol
100 bushels of wheat from Burk
Bros, of Ellsworth. He sold tn
wheat in Little Rock and bought ;
gold watch, with which henow while
away the time in Worthington jail
Goblet Fisher, of Neche, is confined
in the Bathgate Jail for shooting
Fred Cain. He asserts his innocence
and claims he can provean alibi, bu
circumstances are against him, ant
he will probably be convicted otmur
der.
A young Indian named Mcleod re
siding near ShakOpee was found nea
Hamilton station on the Oman;
railroad track. The train had evi
IDENTIFY run over him and his bod
was somewhat mutilated. He die
soon after being found.
While Mr.. and Mrs. G. Church
yard, of Dodge Center, were attend
ing the state fair in st. Paul, thei
two children, aged 5 and 3 years
which were left alone, crawled into
loft in the barn, set the hay on fir
and persisted in the flames.
The dead body of a man name
Strane was found in a swamp in Ost
kosh county, in badly decayed cor
dition. The coroner's jury brough
in a verdict that Strane came to hi
death by being struck on the hea
with a blunt instrument in the hand
ofparties unknown.
Workmen engaged in diggin
sewers in the streets of St. Paul "a
across an extensive vein of pea
which is said to be fully as high
quality as that of the peat boys {
Ireland. Large quantities are bein
stored away by the inhabitants t
keep their toes warm the coming vii
ter.
Mrs. Wright, of Luverne, was Sc
iously burned about the hanc
and face while wrestling with
gasoline stove which had caught O
fire. The plucky woman succeede
in carrying the stovefrom the kitche
to the back yard, thereby saving ht
household goods and averting a col
siderable loss.
The team of Ferdinand Selike b
came frightened and upset the WACO
containing his wife and two sma
children at Rochester. They were g
thrown under the horses feet, ar
Mrs. Selike was dragged about
hundred feet and received serious i
juries, having her collar bone broke
The children were badly scratche
and the boy in falling cut a bad gas
in his scalp.
Burglars broke into the gener