Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-12-27
News IN Brief.

Il.
The dairy commission at st. Paul,
seized IL tubs of oleomargorine, four d
in possession Of j. j. Brown, agent for
Armour.
In the Leonard murder case at St.
Paul. the jury found Leonard mot
guilty." on the ground of self defence.
Leonard shot and killed an engineer
named Luth during the strike of last
summer.
The vacancy on the supreme court
bench caused by the death of Chief JUS
tice Gilfillan will probably remain un-
filled until Chief Justice Start
takes his seat, Jan. Z. Judge Mitchell
will preside during the interim.
Fifty young men from Carlton Col
lege, Northtield, will do evangelical
work throughout the state during the
Christmas vacation.
The Goth annual session of the state
grange was held at Mortified. About
IS members We're present.
Henry Bassman, the oldest inmate
of the Ramsey county poor house, died
at the age of 81. He had beer an in
mate of the poor house for over IS years.
Current expense lists for the state
university, amounting to SO, 1877. so, were
filed with the state auditor.
Farmer Britman, of New Hartford,
Winona county, has suicided. He was
accounted prosperous, and the cause OF
the deed is assigned to dependency.
It is announced that the Duluth,
Mesaba & Northern railway will be ex-
tended to the northern line of the state
Henry Truelson filed an action in the
district court at Duluth asking for an
injunction restraining the city from ac-
cepting the proposition of the gas and
water company to take their plant at a
valuation of $4,000, 900 on the ground
that it is not worth more than 81, 500, 900.
Thos. Ulom's house at Waterville was
burned.
Mayor Fitch, of South st. Paul, got
track of the pickpockets who robbed
II. Sabin on the motor train. He told
them if the money was not returned by
the next morning he would make them
trouble. The mail brought back to tn.
bank the certificate Of deposit for 1925.
The state railroad and warehouse
commission have rented the rooms in
the Endicott block, st. Paul, formerly
occupied by the Republican state cen
trail committee.
The Minnesota Institute for Defec-
tions has fled current expense lists with
the state auditor amounting to $13,-
$40. SO.
The Phoenix flour mill at Cannon
Falls, to take the place of that burned
last spring, is completed. It's daily ca
pacity is $50 barrels.
It is stated by the grain inspection
department that the existence of wheat
smut in this state has greatly increase,
during the present season, and thai
over 81, 000, 900 of loss has been the con
sequence: The managers of the expert
ment station are trying to find means
to prevent this grain disease and re-
quest that farmers who have tried re-
NEEDLES will report their names to Prof
Hays, at the University Farm, st. An
thony Park.
Israel Moxenstein, cattle buyer,
was robbed of $685. in certificates on the
Stock Exchange and $40 in bills, his
pocketbook being taken as he was leav-
ing car in st Paul.
As q result of attacks made and the
discomfort manifested by those to whom
relief has been given, the state commits
sion has stopped sending supplies to
sufferers in the burned district until it
is known whether or not the Sl5, 900
borrowed for the purpose of buying
supplies will be refunded by the state
legislature.
The Northern Pacific elevator at
Holmes, was burned together with S, O0o
bushels Of wheat. The total loss is
Mike Dusanti, an Italian, was arrest
ed at Duluth for the rape Of child 8
years Of age.
Three specimens of ore from the Red
wood mines, have been analyzed. The
first showed IL ounces of gold to the
ton, value $50. with silver in addition
valued at 81. SO. The second specimen.
showed FIVE ounces per ton, value 500.
The third specimen assayed at ~
ounces per ton, valued at $50. The
owners Of the mine feel greatly en-
couraged:
The recent doll carnival in st. Paul
Melted 50, 500 for the six charities con-
cerned.
a heavy storm blew the ice out Of
Lake Pepin and all the ice boats on the
lower side were carried of.