Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1892-11-09
MINI ESOTA NEWS.

Frank Carlton, sick and respondent
suicided at Minneapolis Sunday.
DR.. Ringland, of Duluth, has beer
elected president of Manchester college
Frank Allen, an 9-year-old Minneapo
lis boy, was killed Sunday afternoon by
being run over by an electric car.
The Red Wing Daily independent hat
made its appearance again after having
suspended publication several months
liver Updahl, in attempting to board &
construction train at Peterson, fell
under the wheels and was cut to pieces
Albert Puppenfuss, of New Hartford
was instantly killed by being thrown out
of his wagon in a runaway. His neck
was broken.
Crookston experienced a $50, 900 fire
last week. The Crookston Mercantile
company and Williams & Roberts
were burned out
A man named Anderson, was shot and
killed by policeman while attempting
to escape from patrol wagon in Min
neapolis Thursday night. 4
Two highwaymen attempted to hold
up threshing hand near BIeck2nri (; ;.
He refused to halt and WAS sio: III the
leg. The robbers escaped.
The Great Northern road ha4 diYcon-
tinued it's short line trains be; 91;..,a St.
Paul and Minneapolis. The growth of
the interurban electric service Is tie
cause.
Articles Of incorporation have besn
filed in the Office of the secretary of
state by the Ohio Building, Saving and
Loan Association of Duluth, with cap
ital of 81 GOO. 900.
1t is stated that Governor Merriam is
negotiating for the purchase of the
Kittson residence, on Summit avenue,
which is conceded to be the finest prop
erty Of its kind in St. Paul.
By the explosion of a threshing ma
chine boiler at Alma City, Blue Earth
county, Saturday, one man was killed
and two probably fatally injured. All
the parties live at Eagle Lake.
Mrs. Annie Murphy, female crook,
worked St. Cloud banks last week to
the extent of $1,000. She cashed worth
less checks on New York bank on the
recognition of St. Cloud business men.
Grant & Brown, of Detroit, Mimi,
have contract for putting in 100, ,000,-
900 feet of logs for T. B. Walker, of
Minneapolis. Large saw mills will be
put up at Crow Wing lake and Leech lake
to saw this cut
Motley was visited by very destruc-
tive fire Saturday. A number of bust
ness houses were burned to the ground,
causing total loss of about $50, 200.
The fire originated in barn and is
thought to have been incendiary.
Warden Wolfer, of the state peniten-
tiary, states that the binding twine plant |
is running at full capacity, and is turn
ing out an excellent quality of twine. |
The board has contracted for enough |
twine to keep the plant running until |
April.
The st. Paul council has passed sup
Elemental order to the franchise granted |
the Fifth Ward Transfer company to
build fifty miles of road along the St.
Paul levee. The ordinance provides that
the new road shall be in operation before
Dec. 1, 1894.
The 12-year-old son of Rev. G. H.
Stocking, pastor of the First Methodist
church, of Duluth, died Friday morning
Of diphtheria. Two days previous his
5-weeks-old son died Of the same disease,
and on Oct. 16 last his l6-year old
laughter died of diphtheria.
The forger whose sleek work was re-
,ently reported at Mankato, Saltwater,
Faribault and Winona, has been cap
;ured at La Crosse, Wis, and was ar
aligned before H. J. Peck, clerk of the
United States district court. He sue
gave the names of Bowers,
7owsle and Henderson, and in default
If bail was remanded to Jail.
Arrangements are being made to paw
he Chippewa Indians at White Earth
Igency the following moneys: Fulfill :
nent of treaties, SIC, 1866 IS; advance in
crest under treaties, 100000, $40, 1870
# which goes to the Chippewas at La
Point, Wis, and $1,0U0 to the heirs of
chief Hole-in-the-Day, being the last
under the treaty.
Frank Valesh, of the Minnesota state
abor bureau, is closing up his work on
arm mortgage foreclosures, and he :
nds that in Mower county-the one {
AIKEN as the standard by which the
Of the southern counties Of
he state is marked-there has been but
ne farm mortgage foreclosed during
he past ten months. as against ninety.
even for the same period in 1881.