The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-12-15

II ~ excess OF that OF last year. The increase
is due mainly to the expenses in the Cook
case. S sa
Charles Ortell. q brakeman on tho Chica-
80 q Northwestern road, had his right arm
badly crushed while coupling cars at
Racine 4 81 & S : 81
Capt. = J. Rogers, inspector Of small
i arms has been elected to succeed Capt.
Aver, resigned. OF the Beliot City Guards
II is estimated that the SUM Of S32 600
VIII be necessary to meet the municipal ex-
penses OF Fort Howard the ensuing year.
The body of an unknown man was found
nanglngt to tree in Wisconsin, opposite
dubuque, La. He was about six feet in
height and obout 40 years old.
The survey Of the Indian reservation at
Grand Portage has been completed. This
survey was made preparatory TO the allot-
n'ent which will soon take place.
The Schneider Bros. & Madher Touring
mill at Winneconne has been completed It
IS the largest mill OF its kind in that vicin-
ity and cost $l7, 600.
FRANK Taylor, a resident Of Eau Claire,
was kicked in the head by horse and his
skull fractured. It is thought he cannot re-
cover.
During the deer season no less than forty
OF the fine animals were killed on the bluffs
near Baraboo
telephone line will be built from
Marshfield to Grand Rapids along the line
OF the Pt. Edwards, Centralia & Northern
Railroad.
!ohn Conable, farmer living near Plain.
field, had his right leg broken and his lett
ankle fractured in runaway accident.
William r. sorill has been granted di-
vorce from his wife, Mary sorill, at Wan.
sau.
North Dakota.
George Louis and Fred Contier, brothers
OF Dunseith, Rolette county were arrested
charged with stealing wheat from J. C..
Tucker. :
Willie Weeger, aged 16, Of Turner, ILL.,.
ana James Morgan. aged q, of Newport
KY, were convicted at Devils Lake Of rob.
berry committed on the person ofJohn
Carr on Oct, 2.
Bishop John Stanley. of the Catholic
diocese Of North Dakota, onenIv nro.
nounces prohibition failure, and calls for
change.
Chas Pettibone is at Grand Forks max
ing directory of the CITY, He states that
the number of school children has in
creased 40 per cent i'll the past year, 800
buildings have been constructed and the
population of the city has increased Q 600
since last January. The directory will
give population of over 5000 to the
city.
An lnkster special says:-There is a Mrs.
Sarah Mcneil residing in the county of
Bruce, Ont, who has reached the AGE of
~ years and is in good health and in.pos.
session of all her faculties. She is,annar.
emily likely to live years yet. She is the
mother of nine children all of whom are
alive as well ns many grandchildren, great
Grand children and several great great
grandchildren: s =
y t court opened at Devils Lake re-
Gently, with civil calender of q cases.
and adjourned to Feb. g. The criminal
calender contains the case of the state Va:
Major Edwards and Editor Plumley for
libel of s. A. Nye and Bertha Anderson
whom the former charged with keeping
blind pig. Major Maglone, attorney for
the defendants, says they will justify in
Nye's case.
Ihe state canvassing board have made
the official canvass of the state vote. Two
Republican and one fusion electors are
elected The vote is as follows; Clarke,
Rep, g, 473;; Wanberg, Rep, 17.4S6; Yeag-
er. Rep, l7,43O; Burnett, fusion. I7.461.
kundestvedt, fusion. 1850; Williams.
fusion, 17,47o; Barnum, Pro-, S53; Omland.
Pro-, SS3: Baskerville, Pro-, S97. For Con-
gress-John~on, Rep, 1855 O'Brien.
Dem. and fusion, 1902; Foss, Ind, 434:
Johnsons plurality, 6674 For Governor
= shortridge, fusion, Is, 943; Burke, Rep.
IL o3; shortridge's majority, LAO. For
Secretary of State-Dahl, Rep, Is 239: Pea
body, fusion, 1856; Dahl's majority, 722.
The court has ordered recount Of Nelson
county. This and the contest in Emmons
may change the entire result as to the pres
ldential electors, but will not effect the
state ticket.
Iowa
L Edgar Lewis, manager Of the Des Moines-
Liverpool Packing Company at Des
Aloines, has disappeared
It is said that enough strychnine has been
found in the stomach of Mrs. AIayhor of
Fremont to have caused her death.
Geo. Bradbury was found guilty at Des-
Moines of sedncing Miss Jennie Hall, aged
49,
Miss Kimball, of Clear Lake, walked on t
a railrond track until train overlook her
She was thrown sixty feet and killed.
Guests. at the De, Moines House, Des
Moines, were thrown into panic by q fire
inthe hotel, many leaving the house in
their night clothes.
William Heinne lost an election bet to A.
Paul at Sioux City. Paul took it out OF his
wages and Heinne in revenge set fire to
Panlss hay. Heinne is in jail.
& Miss Maggie Locke of Spencer has sued
DrsJ. r. Green for S, 600 damages. She
claims TINT he ruined her on Oct l6, when
The Went to him for medical treatment.
Che suit creates q great sensation al both
DArties are prominent.
The 6-year-old son Of Geo. B. Briley of
Ontario died under distressing ci-cumsta,r
'es. He had trouble with boys at school,
They threw him and dragged him by the
Get down hill. He went home raving In
leliriunl and so continued until he died.
Leo L Baglcy. the United States Express
500, 600 robber was again ar
aligned at Davenport and pleaded guilty
. the. charge 3 larceny by embezzlen,ent,
his plea Of not guilty. He