Warren sheaf., 1891-09-10
The New, Briefly Cnronicle l.

Mrs. Nystram, wife of G.. Nystram,
of Minneapolis, gave birth to two girl
and one boy babies.
Jacob NJ. Mehl, German farmer
living in the town of Forest, was
killed by bull while he was watering
his cattle.
The tug Rambler, Capt. Yocum, of
Duluth, was burned to the waters edge
in Canadian waters.
The new Mitchell & Mcclure mill at
West Duluth has commenced its sea-
sons cut. It requires 80 per cent less
hands than other mills of like capacity.
Frank Hach. brother of George II.
Hach, of South st. Paul, was among
those who lost their lives in the Park
place explosion in New York city.
Frank Mitchell was accidentally
killed by John Benson at Argyle. While
Benson was drawing gun toward him
it went off, killing Mitchell
Duluth's street railway passed out of
a receivers hands, local stockholders
having secured controlling interest.
F. L. Wardwell, formerly of st. Paul.
will be made general manager.
Faribault will have the free delivery
system by October.
The Minneapolis board of education
has reconsidered it's action excluding
married women from the corps of
teachers.
The Trinity Episcopal church at Elk
River was dedicated by Bishop Gilbert,
a.number of visiting clergymen from
different parts of the state assisting.
Farm lands in Otter Tail county have
advanced materially this year.
During Thunderstorm the barn OF
George Knowles, farmer living 5
miles west of Glenwood, was struck by
lightning and three horses out of four
! standing in the barn were killed.
August Closterman. aged IS, was ac-
cidentally shot and killed near st. Paul
while hunting.
Lightning struck and set fire to the
barn of w. Schupp, farmer 2 miles
north of Young America. The barn
and many grain stacks near by were
consumed by fire. Loss, about $1,000.
The government dam at Pokegama
| falls has finished passing the last of the
upper. Mississippi logs, consisting Of
the Bear river drive and all other logs
above Grand Rapids, some 30,O00,00o. I.
A freight train was wrecked on the
Eastern Minnesota railroad near
Princeton and the cars took fire and
Conductor Young, Collin Campbell and
James Baker narrowly escaped being
| burned alive.
Detectives Howard and Jim Doyle
think they have captured, in the per.
sons of William Young and J. P. Riley
the men who have been burglarizine
private residences during the summer
in Minneapolis
Lars Erickson threw himself under
the engine of passenger train on the
Z. Northern Pacific at Carlton and was
mangled beyond recognition.
John W. Turney, of Minneapolis, has
sued his sweetheart, Miss Ella Terwil
Tiger, for $1,000 damages for flirting.
The New Idea restaurant at Fari
bault, kept by Bruckman s. Hawley
was damaged by fire to the extent o1
$500.
fyndall had $4,000 blaze, destroy
ing the hunting & Co. elevator with
contents The books of ]. NJ. Burbeck
containing accounts with the farmer.
for twine sold, were also burned.
4 The state legislators are said to bt
opposed to an extra session for the spur
pose of increasing the worlds fair ap
preparation.
/ A number Of small boys got into
wrangle at Pipestone and before th,
marshal arrived 10-year-old bo,
named Roy Hyslop was SO badly beatel
/ that hopes OF his recovery were yer.
slim.
A Methodist organization in New
j York has advised the Indian burea,
that it will look up the matter 81 til,
/ conversion Of Indians ID northeastern
I Minnesota to the Methodist faith a,
will try and finish the work already be
u gun there BY missiopariss.