Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1892-06-22

The Moorhead city council has reduced
liquor licenses from $3.50 to 5000.
About 300 veterans attended the inter
state G.. A. r. encampment at Winona
last week.
The thirty-fourth annual session of the
state Sunday school teachers was held in
Minneapolis last week
Patrick Griffin, who murdered Louis
Bader at ST. Paul, has been sentenced to
eleven years in the penitentiary.
Ed Doty, section foreman on the
Northern Pacific railroad, was drowned
in the Mississippi river at St. Cloud.
Henry Scherenbroek, an employe of
the pulp mill in st. Cloud, fell into the
water wheel and was fatally injured
There are forty-one Sunday schools in
Freeborn county, with a total member
ship of teachers and scholars of 2,29S. @
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union
held a state convention at st. Paul last
week Over 100 delegates were present.
The rain storm of Wednesday night
played havoc with the st. Paul sewers.
An inch and half of water fell in ten
minutes.
The Peoples bank Of Heron Lake has
filed certificate of organization with
State Bank Examiner Kenyon. The
bank will havo q paid up capital of
$25,O 900.
Next week the passenger division of
the Chicago, Milwaukee. and St. Paul
railway will lie removed from Milbank,
S. D., to Montevideo. The change will
add several families to Montevideo.
The annual meeting of the United
Norwegian church opened at Dawson
Wednesday and continued for several
days. Over 1000 clergymen and twice
that number Of laymen were in attend
ance.
Frank Weston and George Murray,
aged and respectively, quarreled on a
boom at Grand Rapids Frank tried to
push George into the river and both fell
in and were drowned. Murray's body
has been recovered and the Grand river
is being dragged for Weston's.
J. G. O'Go1man has brought suit
! against the Saltwater Transfer Com
pany for $50, 600, alleged to have been
advanced to defray expenses. Ex-Sena-
tor Sabin is the principal stockholder Of
the transfer company and O'Gorman
was for number of years his contiden-
| tial secretary.
The civil action for damages in the
celebrated Crusen-Lent case at Blue
Earth City has been decided by jury
which returned a verdict for the plain
tiff for $14,O 900. Miss Crusen is the
school teacher who was assaulted by the
Lents, whose child she had punished for
disobeGience.
The Minneapolis mills made their 1s,2,1-
ner run last week grinding 214, $50 barrels,
or 35, 821 barrels daily, says The North
western Miller. The heaviest previous
output was POS, $50 barrels, made for the
week ended Oct 81, 1891. For the cor
responding time last year the production
was 1873, ,455 barrels, and in 1890, So, 800
barrels
There was a remarkable series Of three
tidal waves in Lake Superior at Duluth
on Sunday, but no damage was done.
The lake rose and receded fully two feet
within a short time Several vessels
going in and out of the canal were
stalled for a few minutes and then car
ried forward with rush by the sud-
| denly reversed current.
The little girl Of John Sebaska, of
Randall, who was lost in the woods Sat
urday Of last week, was found the fol-
lowing Monday by the sheriff and his
deputies about sixty rods from the house
in a hole in the ground. The child was
still alive, and will probably live, but is
terribly emaciated about the face, caused
by hunger and being almost eaten I'D by
mosquitoes.
The 7-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew JaunszewslIi, of Winona,
who disappeared on Wednesday, was
found Saturday at the home of Peter
Mclaughlin, three and one-half miles
south Of Minnesota City, ten miles from
Winona. The child was very weak
when found, unable to walk and almost
unconscious. She had been badly bitten
by mosquitoes, and had slept in tho
grass in the fields during all that terrible
storm of Wednesday night.
H. W. Wheeler, Of Duluth, has Just
presented to the presbytery of Duluth
for the purpose of founding school
twenty acres Of ground in, the west part
of that city, valued at something like
$4,000. It is given without conditions
and the presbytery will at once takesteps
toward establishing the school. It is the
general plan tostalt a collegiate boarding
school, with possibly a theological an
mex something after the plan of Shat
tuck school and Seabury Divinity school
at Faribault.