The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-12-15
NORTH WEST M S BUDG'|'E[I'TI
THE WEEkL.Y ROUND-UP OF
I'M PoRTANT NEWS.
"a Concise AooountHof tho Happen
ings ct the Past Week In Min
nesota. North Dakota.
Iowa ana Visions
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Minnesota.

Minnesota.
In the district court at ST. Cloud 11olar
one ones pleaded guilty to the charge Of hors
a notorious character BY the name 3
II knife 3. Andrew, was nearly killed in row
near ZuMbrota. S 81 6,
indictments were brought in by the Crane
Jury at Buffalo against Louis Hallet ant
/ Bert Riggs for larceny. 81
/ Directors ofthe North American Tcle
graph Company met at Minneapolis, ant
reelected the old officers ~ 81 s
Anton ii. Ruby, while skating on
small lake six miles west Of Montgomery
broke through the ice and was drowned
Ihos. Foley, while skating on Waverly
lake at Buffalo, skated into an airhole anc
was drowned. The boy was about ii year.
OLD. The body was recovered.
L. Q. Kittson, son Of the late Commodore
Kittson, of ST. Paul, aged Is, died suddenly
OF pneumonia. The deceased was heir te
$500 600.
Ed 4. Turner, assignee Of III. Macke
Melrose merchant, has filed schedule
Liabilities, So, 800; assets $1,000 or less
BOOK accounts of over S., 600 are valued a,
ST, 200. q, s. 3 4. =
Ole Johnson Of the town Of Moscow, was
arrested. charged with setting fire to a large
amount Of hay belonging to b. j. Stoa o.
that town. He was held to the grand iury.
Miss Mamie Kremer, daughter Of JAG O b
hrenler, of Hastings, narrowly ESCAPED
drowning by breaking through the ice on
the Vermillion while skating, being res.
cued by companion, George Hotinger.
William Penniman, :son Of P. F. Penni-
man OF Mortified, was Instantly killed by
Q team which he was holding plunging for
ward and crushing him against barn
with the neckyoke.
Peter Biewer. a young school teacher,
was drowned by skating into an air hole in
Long lake, in the town Of Collegeville,
stearns county. HIS body has not yet
been recovered.
=. D. Butcher, young unmarried man,
1ell from an upper window in his board
ing house at Granite Falls, and broke his
neck. He had been drinking hard.
Ole Thompson, farmer residing near
Rushtord, while returning from this city
with 9 load Of lumber was killed by the
overturning Of his wagon. He was
drunk
Coroner Dunan held an inquest at Fer
gus Falls, upon the body Of the unkno wn
man frozen to death. A card in a pocket
gave the name of Allen Campbell. A YER
dict OF death by exposure while Temporal
rily insane was rendered.
The coroner's inquest held at Long
Prairie, on the body Of Mrs. Charles Blais-
ner OF Birch Dale eight mile, south Of
here resulted i'll a verdict that the woman
came to her death from the kick Of
horse
Three frame buildings located in the CEN.
ter OF Winona, were consumed by fire. The.
loss IS about So. 600. The fire was incen-
diary. fortunately twas checked before
It reached any Of the large business blocks
surrounding.
i The dead body of the wife of Charles
Blaiswer, living eight miles south Of Long
Prairie. has been found in the barn other
husband. It is claimed that she was killed
by fractions horse. An investigation will
be held. a,.
The Red Wing grain houses are now
filled to overlooking, and unless cars are Sc
cured within few days some of them will
be compelled to close. One warehouse has
taken in more barley so far this season than
It took in the whole Of last year.
tFs Mrs. Charles Blaisner, aged fifty, who
lived in the town of Birch Dale, was kicked
by horse and instantly killed, her skull
being crushed. She in company with her
husband was in the horse stable when
horse knocked her down with its head.
Another horse became frightened and
kicked Tier in frightfll manner.
A. B. Mills, Of Selma was arrested at
Window on the charge xot rape on the
person OF his own daughter. It's alleged
that there has been criminal intimacy be.
tween them tor sot1e time past Mills is
man Of SO, while his daughter is only
about Is. At his examination he will
pro- ably be held to await the actio Of the
grand jury,
4 A number ofcitizens OF lgrade appear
ell before the grand jury and county attor-
ney at st. Cloud, and presented charges
against H. II. Schmaing, DR.. Blomgren and
Druggist Donnewick, Of that village, for
blind piegery. Prominent among accusers
is the Norwegian minister Rev. o. Ander-
son.
ltappears that Peter H. Lee, of Winona.
aged twenty-five, who recently met his
death by being run over by a, freight train
near DetSoto, Wis, was taking his trip as a
lark, as he had frequently done, He was
sitting astride of the draw-bar when the
train broke in two, pitching Lee forward,
the train passing over him.
Wisconsin,.
Henry Williams, Of Racine fell from, a
load Of hay and broke his RIGHT leg.
John McCabc Il Superior carpenter, fell
from scafold, q distance Of twenty feet,
and broke his right thigh.
Mayor Case, OF Racine, has withdrawals |
resignation, and will continue to serve to
the end of his term.
The fire ct the Northwestern coal docks
Mt Superior which has been burning for
week has been extinguished with loss Of
$25. 600
The Farmers Stove Company, of Bloom
er, amendsf its ARTICLES Of incorporation.
Increasing the capital stock from 5000 to
$4,000.
The First Presbyt Church at Eau
Claire was dedicated with imposing cerc-
The cost Of the edifice was $l5
JOl 3ss
Lonise Livergood, st. Paul conductor,
Who ran 70 Racine for many years died