Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1893-05-24
Boyd has a sew bank,

Boyd has sew bank.
The Bank Of Zumbrota suspended
payment last week.
Paynesyille Odd Fellows dedicated a
new hall last week.
Secretary Hart has condemned the
Albert Lea Jail as unfit for use.
Frost did slight damage to crops in
Southern Minnesota last week.
Receipts of the grain inspection de-
partment for April were $6,140.35.
Joseph Soquin and Michael Duffy
broke out Of The Itasca county Jail.
Fire at Rock Creek, Pine county,
destroyed five dwellings and two stores.
The rumors of smallpox in the Fer
gus Falls asylum are emphatically de-
MED.
Shattuck Cadets will probably camp
at Fort Smelling 10 days, beginning on
June 2.
Guiseppi Tressonni of LIE Sueur is
supposed to have met with foul play in
st. Paul
Bishop Gilbert, who has been Sc
riously i'll for some time is considerably
improved.
Seven hundred head of young stock
was shipped to Dakota from Elk River
last week.
The board of education at Hastings
1, 70 oh coh0N1 h0nizc tn
all pupils free.
Someone broke into the postofice at
Soudan, near Tower. They secured
about So, all pennies.
Dick Moore knocked out Tom Murray
Of Minneapolis at the Phoenix club, st.
Paul, Thursday night.
Two men were struck by freight
train at Aitkin. One was fatally and
the other seriously injured.
While the family were away a tramp
stole $500 in gold from the house of n.
E. Glason, at Spring Grove.
he output of the Diamond mine, on
the Mesaba range, will be increased
from rs tons to 500 tons daily.
The Minneapolis Trust company has
been appointed receiver Of the North
western Guaranty company.
1t has been decided to abandon the
programme Of exercises and formal
dedication of the Minnesota building at
the worlds fair.
A geological survey Of the iron belt
Of Minnesota will be begun Immediately
after the appropriation for that purpose
becomes available July l.
Martin johnson, sufferer from con-
sumption, was taken with hemorrhage
on the streets of Alexandria and died
before assistance could reach him.
The Lamberton Leader will be dis
continued and the plant moved to Win
nebago City, where the editor. W. D.
Smith, will establish new paper.
The Boston Realty company will
build 3-story Office building on the
site of the Hotel ST. Louis, at Duluth,
which was burned some time since.
J. Ell. Lands, brakeman, was blown
from a freight train on the Great
Northern at Northern Pacific Junction.
Seventy-fve cars passed over his body.
The fifth annual convention of the
Fourth district and the sixth annual
conventions of the Blue Earth county
w. G. T. u. are being held at Mankato
this week.
Sho-Cog- Geesic, Chippewa chief,
while drunk, went to sleep on tho rail
road track at Deer River. The passen-
ger engine Of the Duluth and Winnipeg
road ran over him.
A. H. Hornsby, the st. Paul real es-
tate man who jumped from a Burling-
ton train while in charge Of Chief Nc
CHM, has plead guilty to the charge Of
forgery in the second degree.
travelling Mems Day" will be cele-
brated at Mankato juno 2. A parade
in the morning, minstrel show in the
afternoon at the opera house and ban
quet and ball at the Salpaugh in the
evening.
Mayor Eu7tis of Minneapolis has
given it out that saloonkeepers will be
held responsible for losses in confidence
games in their saloons. Two saloon
keepers put up 800 each Tuesday to
reimburse sucker.