The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-11-19
IN THE LARGE CITIES.
st. Paul.

y year ago, the members of the commission.
Senators Mcmillan, La Due, Ayres, Keller
and Dean, discussed the matter Of a new
capitol at great length, aud upon motion Of
senator Keller 1t was voted to recommend
IN the report to the senate the cOnstruc-
ton OF q new state building which should
cost not less than 100000 and not more
than 5000, 600, and which should be con-
struct@ entirely of Minnesota stone.
At the same time n resolution was adopted
to the effect that the commission should
recommend that the present site. being in
all respects the most eligible situation for
the plans adopted should require u greater
area for Il building than the site named,
sufficient ground adjacent TO the present
square be obtained.
The members Of the Historical society
held their regular meeting last evening. Al
ter the reading OF the minutes of the last
acted, the matter Of more room for THE soci.
ETY. was brought up. and was discussed
earnestly "a c 81! ~ a number an,1 r. Of tn the = m mem 3sIs p pres.
ter considerable thought, and he had come
to the conclusion that the proper measures
sra% 1hs be ,e tsksn to f He ia IL a apPr sse Why,
tuition, at least $4,000 to 500, 0 might not
be obtained for the purpose Of s sref e t ~ IN
their wants. Other state institutions OBJ
tain appropriations when they go about 1t in
the right, way: and he did not see Why inc
Historical society should not. He Thought
the reason was that 1t had not been urged
with the proper amount Of persistency.
Bulletin No.. Z of the state geological sur
yey, prepared by Prof. e. l.. Herrtck. mas
just been issued by the state printer ana
contains a vast quantity OK interesting IN
nesota, consisting OF a scientific and popular
account Of their features and habits. The
volume is gotten uP, In the most aT,isstlG
with a large number Of original color plates
and half-lone engrnvings. Prof. lierrick
has been working on the material for the
the state geologist. and being an authority
on the subjects trcaed in the book 1t pos
sesses considerable value AS Il standard
Many Of the mammals OF the state are
described for the first time in this publ
cation In such u manner ~ to make 1t very
instructive for students of the animal
kingdom.
Walter Thomson wos eminently success.
1at X Of ofs F snlt as ior an t1s af Gialzsns fa on his
the opinion filed yesterday in the United
a hands s,lHe' verdict rG%r. 7 The apc court DECIDED that
the fact that while the Citizens bank was
the assignee Of the good will, fixtures. ETC.,
Of ofl anG ,th.', b BE- yet it was not Q, t. entitled ~ Ito to
we ~ PASSs l.@
dccessor by Mr.. Thomson and use his pa
tent without paying a royalty. The ruling
Of the United States circuit court Of North
manded with direction to the lower court
to enter judgment in accordance with the
opinion of the court Of appeals.
Tho court affirmed the opinion of the Col
orado circuit court In the case Of Thomas
d: Price against Charles Iarkhurst and
Others Others 1 inTGlvin sio an in TER di in the c .pa z
the possession of the mine in Mr.. Parkhurst
and his partners.
institutions were received nj the office of the
state auditor yesterday and are us follows:
Rochester insane asylum, current, ex-
pairs, 81, 635. Is. Fergus Fails asylum, cur
rent expenses, 81, II. st. Peter asylum,
current Expenses u 81 81; Improvement
iar side ;deI track si; sioS.ss; i IRE esca apns0 si.4oS. !.
Prof. J. /. Noyes, DR.. Rogers and Prof.
Dow, of the Minnesota institute for de-
f@estlyes, called at the capitol yesterday. and
directors OF the institute.
Minneapolis.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Special, Nov. 15.-
Ed A. Sumner may be addressed at New
York. This is q pointer to those of his
friends who may not be acquainted with the
fact that he has left Minneapolis to practice
his profession in Gotham, and may delay
writing him. thinking he will be buck among
them again soon, voice, statucsque poise and
all other accomplishments unimpnired. Sum-
her Is said to have taken a very sudden de-
parture, and there are those who would fain
have seen him before he went. Those most
SOLICITORS as to his whereabouts are certain
creditors. whose number is said to be far
make quite q tidy. sum. Three or four weeks
ago he MED him hence, his wife following
shortly with the household goods and other
1nmQgfIn .nOTpnhnPnN1jQ md fhn elegant
suite Of rooms in the New York Life build
ing passed into other hands. Attorney h. +.
back in his native heath again. So. anxious
after him that win cause his speedy return
Steam Fitting company; which Sa Sa,g up the the
he has never filed q statement Of the fnan.
s plead Ssnd abat he ef r tns torn eoo pressed as daf for e' ti$Se,
but would attend to It shortly. Davis was
preparing to take extreme measures to In
and now Davis will have him back or know
wish him godspeed in his work. The Mar,
about 5000 or $1,000 which is to be ac.
Summer was prominent in local Republic:
voice was in frequent demand for campaign
efforts In the outside wards. He was Il can
d!datc for the postmastership when that
favors at the hands Of the party. He, was
owned q boat and was an enthusiastic
yachtMan. He was also president of the
New York Association Of Minneapolis, and
during the Republican convention had the
honor OF introducing Chauncey Depcw at
addl essed his fellow Knickerbockers 80
.el0quently. He has scored numerous other
social triumDhs in his day.
~ Aid For Ireland.
Dublin. Nov. 15.-At q meeting Of the
Irish party. tonight Mr. Blake, NJ. r. from
south division Of Langford, received a let
ter enclosing q check for 5000 from the
ti0ns Of Toronto. Votes were passed thank.
ing the various committees, Canada, Aus.
tralia and Great Britain, for the generous
assistance which they gave to the national
movement at q time when the cause Of home
rule was endangered.
Curt. Again On Trial.
trial Of Maurice sterlinger, better known as
with having shot and killed Police Officer
Grant, came up before Judge Murphy,
OF the supreme court to-day. The proceed.
ings to-day were confined to securing q Jury,
u task which is expected to occupy most OF
the week.
kanAns' New COngressmen.
Topeka, Nov. 14.---From full returns re.
ceived from every district 1t is known that