Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-07-21
NORTHWESTERN NEWS.
Minnesota Notes.

Minnesota Notes.
ED. MORRIS, of Wortnncton, was fined
$50 for pulling down an American flag at
PisSettS Grove.
WHITE CAPS have appeared in Rosive
near Red Wing. and have sent threatening
notices to several citizens.
CHARLES WAY. OF Austin. and Charles
Sanford. of st. Paul, were arrested at Wa
SEGA on an alleged charge OF forgery.
Four thieves who had robbed jewelry
store at PukWana were captured on a rail-
way train while attempting to escape.
GEORGE A. THRALL, aged Is, was entan-
gled IN weeds while swimming in the Min
neSota River near st. Paul and drowned.
was knocked down by hlghwaymen at st.
Paul, and robbed of his watch and money.
A sKIEF containing Walter Bernhardt
and Alfred Jensen capSiZed on Lake Mil
tOna, near Alexandria, and Bcrnhart was
drowned,
WHILE driving a fractions horse at
LAX etield, Misses May Calta, Stella Spice
ard and Edna Funk were thrown from the
carriage and seriously injured.
A BOAT containing Rufus Hogan. Oscar
Sandell and Misses Laura Lewis ana Ida
Swanson capsized on Lake Minnetonka,
and all but Sandell were drowned.
The body of a middle-aged man was
found on the Burlington. Cedar Rapids IL
Northern track near Luve1ne. 1t is sup
posed to be tramp who fell from the
cars.
A VEIN of pure soft water flowing fifteen
feet above the surface has been struck at a
depth Of 225 feet at Marshall. 1t Is pro-
posed to bore a 1,00O-foot we'll in hopes of
obtaining supply sufficient for fire pur-
poses and wafer system.
JAMES II. BURNS, editor of the st. Paul
I Ia III niE
dynamite bomb at that city. He held the
bomb too long, and 1T exploded in his
hand.
SAMUEL WIDMEYER, aged Is, was
drowned at Saltwater while bathing in
Lily Lake, and Andrew Moneon, II years
old, was drowned in the Mississippi at
Red Wing.
AT Wnona, Mary Nozinski hid $50 in a
cook stove, and some time later, forgetting
the circumstance, built q fire in the stove.
The money, her entire savings, was totally
consumed.
Dakota Notes.
Ex-ALD. JOHN S. LEWIS, of Sioux
Fails, s. D., is missing, and it is feared he
has committed suicide.
THE 14-yearold son Of A. O. Quinn, of
Canton, s. d., was drowned in the Sioux
River while attending picnic.
The residence of Mr.. Rally. at Sioux
City, S. D., was robbed of S65 IN cash, a
watch and chain, and valuable ieWelry.
Nj. +. MCCAIN, a prominent merchant of
Houston. While riding q railroad bicycle
was struck by q locomotive and Instantly
killed.
JOHN earle. II years old. stole pocket
book containing $50 from the Union Hotel
at st. Cloud, and confessed the crime when
arrested.
A NORWEGIAN named Johnson, 81 years
nf while Il
swollen creek near Rice Lake, in the Vicin-
ty OF Brainerd.
A GANG of horse thieves has been un-
earthed in the vicinity of Pembina. n. d.,
through information given by member
who is under arrest.
AT Arlington, S. d., N. r. Thompson
attacked his wife and Mrs. Brighten with a
butcher knife, seriously injurlng the form
er and fatally wounding the latter.
A PETITION has been circulated in
Pierre piedging: the signers to hereafter
call the Bad kiver. which flows into the
Missouri at that point the Good River
THE Minneapolis IL Northern elevator
at Grafton, \. d., was burned. together
with 10000 bushels of wheat The loss is
$4,000. Adjoining property was savcu
with difficulty.
WILLIAM A1EARN and Timothy FLYNN,
farmers living near Mortified. quarreled
over some grass, and Flynn knocked
Ahearn down. Ahearn then attacked the
other with a pitchtork, when Flynn struck
him on the lett arm with q scythe, nearly
Severlng the hand.
CHARLES MELLETTE, clerk of the
United States district court and son of the
governor of South Dakota and s. b. Wal
| lace, manager of the street railways and
electric plant at Pierre, were arrested by
Indian police on the reservation, in
Moreau County, taken 100 miles to the
Cheyenne agency and placed in the guard
house, although they had pass from Sec
rotary Noble.