Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1893-05-31
MINNESOTA NEWS.

A survey Of Faribault is being made
for system of sewerage.
The Milwaukee road has abandoned
its Twin City short line trains.
Charles Parker, of st. Paul, paid 500
fine for violating the lottery law.
Schools at Deer Creek have been
closed on account of scarlet fever
The German American bank is being
organized at Wells. Capital $4,000.
A new postoffice has been established
at Biwabili, with Chester Milburn post
master.
The next congress of the Daughters of
tho Revolution will be held in st. Paul
in June.
Joseph G. Mold Of Faribault has been
appointed game warden for Southern
Minnesota.
st. Paul swindlers have defrauded
country banks out Of about 1000 by
means of bogus drafts.
The Garfield Farmers Elevator COM
pany OF Fertile has Incorporated. The
capital stock is $10,OO0
The senatorial pine land investigat-
ing committee met at the capitol Thurs
day, but nothing was done.
W. w. Saterlee, tho noted prohibition
worker OF Minneapolis and once a can
didate for governor, is dead.
. AT Cloquet Susan Peyhtovi commit
ted suicide, cutting her throat. She
leaves husband and two sons.
Minnesota will have national bank
examiner of its own shortly. The state
is now in a district with Wisconsin.
Robert Bissell, head bookkeeper for
the CargIl Elevator company, commit
ted suicide at Minneapolis last week.
The bank Of Zumbrota, which sus-
pended little over week ago, has
resumed business with increased cap
ital
Frank Fowler, an engineer, was
killed near Kasota, while trying to
jump from gravel train on the Omaha
road.
At Cannon Falls burglars broke into
T. r. Anderson's Office, cracked the safe
and got 81 cents in cash and $3.50 in
notes.
The former residence of Hon. Michael
Doran at LIE Sueur. was sold at auction
Saturday. It cost $4,000 and brought
81, 500.
st. Paul police, in following up a
false clew to the missing Mamie
Schwartz, found a boy who had been
St. Louis county has voted $3.50, 900
bonds in aid Of the Duluth, Mesaba and
Northern. Stock atpar will be given in
exchange.
There will be no term Of the United |
States coart at Winona in June owing
to the whole of the appropria ton being
Several Winoua wheelmen are plan
ming to attend the national and inter-
national meet to be held at Chicago,
Aug. to IL.
q state teachers training school will |
be held at Hastings for four weeks, be-
ginning July 10, for the counties of |
Ramsey, Dakota and Washington.
The state auditor conducted a state |
land sale in Moorhead on Friday. 1t
was far from success. Only 21O acres
were disposed of and the average
amount realized did not exceed 81 an
acre.
Secretary Smith has promised num-
Der of important appointments in
Minnesota in a very short time, and
among them are a successor to Monroe
Nichols at Duluth, a<register at Crooks
ton and perhaps changes in several
other land Offices.
The Duluth chamber of commerce,
after hearing from the investigating
adopted a resolution that it
is not advisable to vote for the Mime
sofa Canal company's proposition for
5000, 600 Of county bonds as bonus,
because the proposition is tooindefnite.
The company was urged to withdraw
it until more satisfactory proposition
can be made.
Secretary Hart of the state board of
and charities, has received
some statistics from Iowa which show
parallels with the state of
Iowa has in the poorhouses,
,, ,256; in jails, Ala; in state prison, 623.
Minnesota mas in poorhouses, 800; in
jails, 272; in state prison, 458. The
'atio is about the same for prisoners,
out Iowa has nearly three times as
many paupers as Minnesota.
A telegram from Spokane says that
3. A. Bade, formerly OF Minnesota and
whose parents reside somewhere in that
state, has been murdered at Wardner,
Idaho. Bade had placer's claim owned
n company with three others. The Il
claim panned out we'll and the partners
lad quite a sum in gold dust. The
men were in constant dread of being
attacked and robbed and feared their
claim would be jumped, so they divided
themselves into two shifts for watching
he property. Bade was suspicious of
lis partners and after coming off the
hift thought lie would watch their
He stationed himself be-
hind clump of trees near the claim,
out his presence was detected, and he
ell dead with a bullet through his
head. It is not known whether he was
for a robber or killed inten.
ionally
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