The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-10-06
NORTHWEST NEWsBUDGET.
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP OF
IMPORTANT NEWS.
A Concise Account OF the Happen
lngs OF the Past Week In MIN
nesota, North Dakota,
Iowa and WISDOM
ain
Minnesota.

A farmer near Morris, Mimi, Is arrested
OH suspicion OF having hanged his wife.
The Minnesota Knights of Pythias hold
their annual meeting in Minneapolis.
The state fish and game commissioners
revise the game laws.
Ex-State Senator w. G. Ward, ofWaseca,
is dead.
The 2-year-old son of Charles Broussan,
who drank fly poison. died in great agony.
A st. Paul lady is driven insane by the
disappearance of her little daughter, who
has been missing several months.
The annual meeting of the Minnesota
Woman's Auxiliary mission is held in St.
Paul
The Minnesota woman's auxiliary of the
Worlds Fair votes in favor of having the
fair open on Sunday.
Mike Nestor, young farmer, was killed
bya train at Rushford. He was intoxica-
ted and probably went to sleep on the track
Frank Blaine, an employe in Coates
livery stable at St. Cloud, arrested for steal
ing an overcoat and swindliEg in small
sums ofmoney, is in Jail.
James Barrett, who attempted to kill
Mollocoski, was bound over at Sank Rap
ids TO the district court in $1,000 bail, fur
nished.
Fire bugs are doing plenty of work at
Pennington and the council has offered
5000 for the arrest and conviction of any
one guilty of arson.
Mrs. Hathaway of Fairhaven, was shot in
the abdomen. She was pushing baby
carriage containing a gun when the weapon
was discharged. She may die.
An expert machinist named Keiser, trav-
cling for the J, 1. Case Company, was
thrown from buggy at Faribault and had
his left ankle badly crushed in the joint.
Plus Huber, farmer about 40 years OF
age, living in the town of Machestock, re-
eeived severe kick from horse from the
effects of which he died in short time.
Gunder Torgerson, of Fergus Falls, a
we'll known farmer, was killed by his team
running away and dashing him against an
IRON bridge.
Samuel Rosenbaum, of st. Paul, treasurer
Of the Iron Hall society in that city, has
been arrested, charged with embezzling
S216'of the society's funds.
wanted divorce to marry her lover and
took poison when she couldn't get ii, died
from the effects of the poison.
The sale of Anton Hoeschen. Of Kent, was
cracked and 81, 500 in cash taken. No clue
10 the robbers. Heschen was the agent of
the Farmers elevator and store-keeper.
Faribault people are anxious for some en-
terprisinE capitalist to build all opera house
Mr.. Hill, proprietor of the one destroyed
by fire, will rebuild, but not an opera
house, as he needs his room for his busi-
ness.
Matt Mattson, Finlander, who was
Gou4aa Eat Duluth. with a broken biade-of q
pocket-knife sunk in his brain, died from
The effects of the wound. His ASSISTANTS,
John Erickson and Matt Johnson, are un-
der arrest.
Fire broke out in the grist mill at Alden,
completely burning it and the adjoining
warehouse Loss, $4,000. The mill was
owned by 7. w. Wilson of Albert Lea, and
was run by Lands & Sage of 18th place.
Fire destroyed five stacks of timothy
with a separator on the farm of John Coch-
rane, five miles south of Rochester, while
the crew were at dinner. Origin unknown.
No insurance.
An unknown man was found dead at
Minnesota City the other morning. He
was of light complexion and about 50years
of age. On card in his pocket was the
name Thos. Cullen, care of J. Burton,
Iillsdalc, Ill.
A little son of J. A. Burke, while play
- Sr1I I1,o oh f0pH
mill, at Mortified was cauy yht by the ma
chinery in the ankle and the limb nearly
severed. The wound was dressed ana the
patient is doing we'll.
The Rice county comm issioners have
Just awarded the contract for putting in
steam heating in the Rice county Court
House to the Pond -HaZey Company of
Minneapolis for 81, 900.
The Rose Hill Cemetery Association was
formed in Hinckley with w. H. Grant, Sr.,
president, and Lee Webster. secretary. The
association has been presented with 10
acre lot by the Western Land Association,
of Duluth, and has commenced improve
ments on it.
Tie barn, farm machinery granaries and
six stacks of barley belonging to Chas.
Johns, q farmer residing three miles north
of Rushford, were totally destroyed by fire.
The house was saved with difficulty. Light
insurance.
A lotion fly wheel at Merrill & Rings
saw mill at Duluth burst sections going
through the second floor and on through
the roof out into the bay. Charles SUNNI
eau was kille instantly. He was working
directly over the wheel. Two Others were
seriously injured. Damage, 5000.
A young man giving the name of Roy
Gilbert passed forged check on the Slate
Bank, of Slayton, receiving $9S. Cashier
Dinehart became suspicious and communi-
Gated with the drawer, a farmer nam ed
John Masterson, who declared the check a
forgery. Gilbert is now under arrest.