The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-10-22
NORTHWEST NEWSBUDGET
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP OF
IMPORTANT NEWS.
A Concise Account Of the Happen
ings Of the Past Week in Min
nesota, North Dakota,
Iowa and Wiscon-
ain.


Minnesota.
The state Baptist convention was held
in st. Paul recently.
Policeman Mcbride, of St. Paul, was
seriously injured in q fight with q THUG
whom he was attempting to arrest.
Jas. I. Shen, dealer in dry goods at St
Cloud, has assigned to John Schaeffer.
The liabilities are about So, 600, assets the
same.
The Democratic state committee has
withdrawn four OF the Democratic electo.
raj candidates and endorsed ali equal
number of Peoples party candidates.
Conductor Russell n Engineer John.
son who were in the Northern Pacific
wreck near Minneapolis, are charged with
manslaughter.
The Ramsey county Prohibitionists have
nominated David Morgan for CO gress and
put up candidates for county Offices and
the Legislature.
A convention Of the state fed eration of
labor and the State Eight Hour League
was held in st Paul recently. Several de.
mands are to be made upon the forthcom-
ing legislature.
The farm residence of Mattison Milo, al
Eyota near Rochester was destroyed by fire
recently. Everything was lost. no insurance,
it originated from q bonfire lit by chill
dren near the house.
Willie Hanson, son of Andrew Hanson,
OF Lake Crystal, was thrown from a cart
against q tree and received a severe scalp
wound recently. It is feared that the con-
cussion of the brain will prove fatal.
Nine cars of wheat jumped the track on
the Northern Pacific. at Barker, eight
miles east of Carlton. The track was block
ed and passenger trains used the s. & d. track
to Duluth.
The trial ofFrank Houck, at Duluth, on
an indictment tor murder in the second
degree, for killing John Murphy, was ad.
journed to the next term of court. The
court refused bail.
+. Thayer, supervising architect of the
Mankato government building has received
noti,e to advertise ior bids to Nov. !. The
ground is ready for the foundation, which
will likely be put in this fall.
Judge Nelson, of the United States dis
trict court in st. Paul, decides for the de-
fendant in the proceedings against the
Mississippi River Valley Lumbermen's as
ISOLATION under the antitrust law.
Mrs. Uriah Ladd, of cottage Grove,
Washington county. met with a fatal &C.
cident recently, a lamp exploding which
she held in her hands, being so badly
burned about her person that she died
within a couple of hours.
Victor c.. Seward, editor of the Saltwater
MoSsoOyor a yotoroo Minnesota ;o,,rno1;sf
was shot down on the street in Saltwater
Peters. he died shortly after wards of his
wounds. Peters was arrested and placed in
Jail.
Bishop Otto Zardetti, of st. Cloud, had a
long audience at the Vatican, and was
authorized by the pope to select a number
of priests to accompany him to the United
States and assist him in the work of his
diocese.
William Pool, wanted for DEMONSTRATING,
and for whose apprehension there is q
large reward, was captured near Wabasha.
Pool went to the penitentiary from this
county five years ago Tor attempting to kill
his brother-in-law
Addison Nutter, a farm hand, came to
AVN "SoN ohAo SSSASAy oAo OlU wv
much fire water and became so hilarious
that he was put in the city lookup. The
next morning the officers discovered that
the bars had been removed from the win
dow and the bird had flown. He had as
sist ance from the outside.
Frank Barnew, a young boy, and a friend
were out hunting on the lake at Winona
gently, a shot gun in the boat wa, acct
d~entally discharged and the full charge O
shot went into Barnew's back. It was
three hours before medical assistance was
secured, and during that time the boy bled
freely. He will die.
The report comes from Port Townsend,
Wash, that Thomas Turnbull of Glencoe,
this state, has been missing for three weeks.
His office, clothes and money indicate that
he had no expectation of leaving, and
there seems to be no clue to his where
abouts. Mr.. Turnbulls family are still
here.
Two hobos either enticed or forced boy
to the fair grounds south of Breckinridge
and robbed him of 500. They were pur-
sued by Marshall Elwell and Deputy Mar
shall Matheson. but escaped. About the
same time the Great Northern yard men
arrested two men found breaking into a
merchandise car in the yard.
H. P. Gallup. travelling salesman for the
Farwell, Ozmun, KIRK company, Of st.
Paul, was robbed Of all his sample outfit al
the Northern Pacific depot at 81. Cloud
recently. He had left them on the plat
form awaiting the train. They consisted
Of cutlery, revolvers, knives, etc, and are
valued at $500.
DR.. J. A. Hielcher of Mankato has been
arrested at the instance of the health in
spector for not reporting a case of conta-
gious disease to the health officer, as re-
quired by law. It will BET test case of the
law. The house had already been prop
erly placarded Tor a previous case.
Wisconsin.
The Hall Furniture Company, of James,
Vile, has increased its capital stock to
The residence of Joseph z eller. at
SUPERIOR, was destroyed by fire. Loss
$500.
Burglars entered the residence Of w.
Krause, of Cedarburg, and secured SIG in
cash.
Thieves broke into the meat market Of
J. G. Dearborn, at Lodi, and secured about
S. in small change.
The Family Friend Publishing Company.
of Janesville, has been incorporated with
$50. 600 capital. .
The Gerry Lumber Company's plant at