The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-17
1900 cash ana some watches ana revol-

vers.
The Princeton village council has de-
cided to put in = system Of water works
for fro protection aud to establish dire
limits.
Emil johnson Of Spring Lake was
fined $40 and costs. amounting in all to
<lgl5. by Justice Barton Of Inver
Grove for epearinga buffalo ash.
The Polish Catholic controversy al
Winona is ended. The Poles met last
week and agreed to obey the bishop and
accept a priest other than Father Mic
isxke.
While NJ. NJ. Crandall was cutting
grain near Verndals he was badly in
jured Ly the accidental discharge Of a
shotgun which he was carrying on the
binder.
Nearly $40 applications have been re-
ceived by the Minnesota state grain and
warehouse commission for elevator
licences under the new law that went
into effect Aug. /.
Louis Freedman. peddler living in
St. Paul, hai his left ear nearly severed
while engaged in fight with Charles
Baker and Fred Guion. Baker and
Gulon were arrested.
Montana merchants have started a
boycott on St. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS
because of the attitude of these two
cities as reflected in their newspapers
on the financial question.
Truman D. Strait. present chief
deputy inspector of grain at st. Paul.
has been appointed by Chief Inspector
Clausen as chief deputy inspector at
Minneapolis, to succeed joan Shelly.
Fred Allen has been arrested for
forgeries at Duluth and West Superior.
which. though in small amounts. ag-
gregate over $4,000. Two girls who
helped pass the checks will also bs ar
rested.
DR.. Walker has beer removed from
the Indian agency at Leech Lake and
DR.. w. P. Wyman appointed in his
stead. Wyman has been in the Indian
service long time and has recently
been stationed in New Mexico.
The committee appointed at the last
legislature t. decide on site and erect
a monument to comemmorate the
battle of Camp Release. in Lac oui
Parle county, went in body to the old
battlefield and viewed the grounds.
selecting site in about the center of
the 10 acres purchased.
Mrs. Macy A. Hollowell, wife of E,
M. Hollowsll of St. Paul, who died last
Sunday night after brief illness, died
Friday from a broken heart. Mrs.
Hollowell has been in frail health for a
number of years and her husbands
death brought ON cerebral shock, which
rendered her unconscious almost from
the time of her husbands death until
her own.
Charles E. Flandreau of St. Paul,
Charles M. Start Of Rochester, W. 8.
Pattee of Minneapolis. w. w. Billson
of Duluth, and s. E. Chapman of Fer
gus Falls, have been appointed by Gov
ernor Nelson as commissioners from
this state Tor the promotion Of uni
formity of legislation in the United
States. The next con ference will be
held at milwaukee, Aug. 81, 1888.
The trouble between the St. Paul and
Duluth road and the officials of Pine
county came before Judge Williams of
the United States circuit court. Satur-
day, on the roads application for a
writ of habeas corpus for the release of
their engineer. Morris Gladson, who
was tried. fined and sentenced to 50
days in the Pine county jail for failing
to stop his train at Pine City according
to the law passed last winter. Judge
Williams will hear the case this week.
The railroad alleges that the law is in
contravention of the interstate COM
MERGE act and an interference with
United States mails.