Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-09-11
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MINNESOTA NEWS IFKG
Two suicides occurred in st. P..
9hursday Last.
"a nsw 81. 900 aos.inr min In: in,
teeu completed At Wasecs.
THE New 1Ulm founi,,v and n,.a,,,,11
Es@ Aeye: BEEN ibuznsdto thsagsuald
The. National xha.1k, of E,st: .0.,ni
F1crhs, hss been organized with = carl
Fire In WerdenboFner's ca1pet hous,
u St. Paul Tuesday did damaae to.fll
extent Of $s6, 600.
The First National. hsnk :of K1hov
aAake has begun business h ., paid ~
capital of@5O;000. i 90
! I. The Minneapolis Busineag Nen,s m -
- planning a grand haxv>st t6eativa1iiti
atmemlnoth parade.
lArs. Caroline steinhagen, AGED &,
ye49s, living four milesVeets iofAWa
oo1la, committed suicide bydrownins i
( Joseph G. Hill, Of Minnesota. has heee
ssppointod chief Of tho division of h1is
Affairs In the Office OF the secreea1vro
- interior At Washingtoa.
Il. i The contract to. buih 4 nar 49,,
nadge acIoss the Veansillion 1ive9 p
.4estines has been let to: the Cifnt6G
!. Hstdse and Iron company 1er 1g75:
Mrs: Mary Salisbury, aeed >1os WAN
died at her homo necr Beliinefsis ~
week. Her husband. Daaid Selisf,.rv
who is 1Os years old, IL azsrid}ya aiiillfllS I;
An accident occurred On ths; sEsahsrz
Minnesota last weak sbetw weens two.noc.
tons OF freight train duxine 4 dena
tQg. Several people were severely in.
The Mankato normal school h.,
opened with the largest attendance ever
had ON opening dsy: Twenty snn1icsnt,
were refused in the primary lenertmen1
for lack Of room.
The bids tor printing paper and St.
tonery for the year have been onanad
BY Secretary of State Brown. of Minne.
sofa, and rejected u being abeve the
market value OF the goods called for.
The body Of s. S.eAysry, Of Faro;
agent OF the Standard OIL COMPANY q
that place. was found ia tha4ivetsat4h
mills at 4inneapolia, 0anday. Eyideu1fy
case OF suicide, but no cause Is 81
aGned.
August y. JOHNSON committed sni.
eide at the Jay Cooke House. Moorhaad
Friday. He was sick and choked him.
sen BY tying his suspenders sroi1nd hia
neck and tightening them with q silver
spoon.
The attorney general of Minnesota haa
Withdrawn the appeal from the decision
OF the commissioner of the general land
office against the State of Minnesota and
in favor of A. w. Signor for swamp
land in the Duluth land district.
At Waterville Saturday Mrs. Jesse
Harmer and her daughter were burned.
the latter SO badly that she died in = few
hours. The daughters clothing caught
fire and the mothers. injuries were3re-
1elved in trying to save her daughters
0VA0e"Ay NOOeo 4ehS OYUof0O C04G W
per cent. OF the funds due the Sisseton
and Wahpeton Indians shall be paid
them, the remain]aea. to be withheld un-
tlttne attorney general peemulgates .his
opmon concerning the claims OF attoF-
neVs.
J. ". Jennisoo, q brakeman. haa
brought claim against the city Of Wi.
mona for $1,000. While on ton
Of: freight car ON the Winone
and St. Peter track ha had
been Knocked down by N electric heht
V1&
N. O. Schenckec,,, dealer in. aericz,l-
tutal implements It .Rsd Lake Falfs. ~
held up ON the. Clearwater. hridRe and
robbed OF $3.50 IN: cash, gold wafchs and
other vaiuablee by two @masked men,
who Immediately took to the woods
and escaped.
All the upper Mississippi reservoir
dams, including the Poke9ama, Leech
lake and Winnibagoeh1h. have bean
opened to assist fn clearing the river Of
logs below Grand =RsptdS al TO nd
naFiga*ion below st. @PauL Thsy wN
remain open sevesal:wse2B.
Frank Holasek, ofEden Prairie; Haane,
pin county, brought = scalp Of q moas1ee
wolf be had killed to 1innaApoNs. The
wolf attached Holasek a. he was walking
hlough piece Of woods, and = .teerible
encounter ensued, Holasak coming Of
victorious. His clothes were torn to
pieces.
The Minnesota state hoard of equaN-
za&iOn held a ahnrf sAaa;on At -h;ai ~,