Morris tribune., 1893-07-19
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Blue Earth county will build a
1000 Jail.
Erick Jensen, section hand, died a
Candy Of sunstroke.
Arrangements are being made for
public reception to Mgr. Satolli at st.
Paul.
Company A, First regiment M. N. g.
is in camp near tho worlds fan
grounds.
Burglars cracked the safe in Hanson
Swendsen g Cos store at Alden aud Sc
cured $500.
A half mill tax has been levied il
Winona county for the courthousa
sinking fund.
Bishop Whipple is spending tho 81 |
mer at Marblehead, Mass, and otae!
sea coast points
A telephone line has been comr!esed
between Renville and Beaver FANS.
The distance is 20 miles.
1t is estimated that the cost of lower.
ing Iu0 MIL AdlALOehNl NAG~AA~ g
Minneapolis will be $1,72O,936
st. Paul and Minneapolis ticket
brokers will ignore the anti-scalper law
which went into effect this week.
T. D. Craig of Duluth and William
Sheehan, both we'll known explorers,
are repor ted drowned on Rainy river.
The new Catholic seminary at ST.
Paul, endowed by J. J. Hill, is nearing
completion. 1t will be opened in tAo
fall.
Duluth merchants have been taI"n
in by bogus checks during the a
week. A well dressed woman passed
them.
At Buffalo lightning killed ii l'.sio
con Of Mr. Kilstrom. Another
sleeping in the Same bod was : :,
jured.
The damage by hail in Otter TAI.
Grant and other Central Mi1a"- Il
~counties last week is estimate:
800,
John Wcncuist was found dea! an1
1nangleti near the railroad track. II
Grove Cl;y, Ills watch and ~
were gone.
The Railway Postal Clerks Associa-
ton Of the United States will hold It's
second annual convention at st. Paul
Aug. 2 and 3.
The state board of railway commits
sioners formally heard complaint from
the Mankato board made regarding
rates on Saturday.
The Merri5t-We syndicate has
purchased controlling interest in the
Adams mining property on the Mesabas
The price paid was 5000, 900.
ST. Paul i having large number of
distinguished guests this summer.
Hoke Smith, the Nawob Of Rampur
and a party of English noblemen were
along her visitors last week.
John Singleton, colored elevator
boy, has confessed to- having set the
Bradstreet-T hurber fire at Minneapolis
some weeks since. He did it out of re-
venge for rebuke for neglect OF duty
The growth of the Royal Arcanum in
the State of Minnesota for June ranks
third among the 20 state jurisdictions.
1t only lacked ID Of taking first place
The growth of the order during the
last three months has been over 400.
The skeleton of man was found by
workmen digging well in Elmer town
ship near Pipeston Saturday, three
feet under the ground. There was a
bullet hole in the skull. The skeleton
had clothes and boots on. An inyestl-
cation is in progress.
Tramps, whisky and Sioux Indians
caused big row at the lower agency,
at Redwood Falls, in-which the tramps
got the worst of it. Four hundred In
dams got drunk and started war
dance around the tramps, who finally
escaped, but not till they had been
badly injured.
An Ortonville correspondent says
The dispatches from this place to the
effect that A. Schoen, mayor of Orion
vile, was guilty of embezzlement i'll
GuG lo1A0 VI OOA4A A4A4AACAAOO1
his ward, are untrue. The wife of Lind
ouist makes affidavit that she has re-
ceived all the money properly coming
to her husband.
Governor Nelson has appointed the
auditing committee of four under the
managementof which the work of drain
ing the Red river valley will be per-
formed. The committee as itnowstands
consists of Governor Nelson, Secretary
of State Brown, Ezra G. Valentine of
breckenridge, who represents the people
of the interested counties, and Nelson D.
Miller, chief en- gineer of the Great North
ern railway, who will represent that COM
pany. It was reported at one time that the
Great Northern would not contribute
its share Of $50, 900 to the work, on &C
count OF technality. The company
has finally deposited its money and tho
work will proceed at once.