Morris tribune., 1894-10-24
Local Items.

Benson has decided to bond for
sewer system.
Illegal registration is charged in on
of the st. Paul precincts.
Winona knights of Pythias will ded
icate their new building Nov. /.
Twenty cars of wheat, -four and lum
Der We're d.tched in wreck at st
Cloud.
Three parties are now engaged ii
surveying routes for the Mississippi Su
perior canal.
The Theater Comique at Minneapolis
has been closed by order of the superin
tendent of police.
Ignatius Donnelly, in his newspaper
prophesies the election of Owens an(
seven congressman.
A. st. James, treasurer of the Duluth
longshoremen's union, is short $1,700
He has been arrested.
A hive of the order of Ladies of the
Maccabees, the second in the state, has
been instituted at Minneapolis.
st. Paul physicians have recently
made tests which show that the new
remedy, anti-toxine, is of great value
in the treatment of diphtheria.
The body of Fred Molander has been
found at Brook Park, Pokegama, in a
well. This completes the list of miss
ing at Pokegama from the recent fires.
The Duluth, Mesaba and Northern
will build at once to Eveleth from Irou
Junction, distance of 10 miles. The
Iron Range has already built to that
place.
Kristian Kortgaard, the Minneapolis
banker, has been convicted of grand
larceny. The penalty is not less than
five nor mere than ten years. An APP
peal will be taken.
Anton PETER, st. Cloud shoe dealer,
was robbed of So, 400 in cash which he
had drawn from the bank to cash rail
road checks. ThieTes entered the back
window while the proprietor waited on
customers.
Calvin J. Christie who received his
criminal training in st. Paul as men,
Der of the notorious Rice street gang
some years ago, will be hanged at Kali
ispell, Mon, next Friday. He is only
20 years old.
The Duluth Elevator company, which
has storage capacity at West Superior
for 100000 bushels of grain, has an
nounced that hereafter it will be known
as the Globe Elevator company. The
principal ofsce will remain in Duluth.
The members of the fish and game
commission have presented Governor
Nelson with large and handsome
moose head, mounted on an oaken
shield and embellished with silver
plate bearing the names of the donors.
Two hundred land patents were re-
ceived at Duluth last week from Wash
fngton. Among them were several for
lands in the new gold belt, which gives
hope that the country up there may be
developed without long delays caused
by contests.
Hypnotism and its value in dentist y
was the theme Of the Minneapolis Den
tai association Wednesday evening,
when Dean Sudduth of the state un:-
versity, placed several patients in a
hypnotic sleep, after which they were
operated upon painlessly.
Public Examiner Kenyon has COM
pleted his report on the condition of the
state banks of ST. Paul, Minneapolis
and Duluth at the close of business
Oct. 2. The per cent of reserve in st.
Paul is 2979, in Minneapolis 80 10, and
in Duluth 1924, an excess for st. Paul
of 9. 10; for Minneapolis, 10. 10, and Du-
luth, 24.24.
At meeting of Hinckley citizens for
the purpose of taking some steps to rec
ognize bravery Of train crews on the
Eastern Minnesota and st. Paul and
Duluth roads, it was decided to give a
medal to each trainman Committees
were also appointed to draw up resolu-
lions extending to all the world sincere
feeling of thankfulness for kindly in
terest.
The Minnesota National Guard asso-
citation held a meeting Wednesday at
the capitol, to consider matters to be
brought to the attention of the state
legislature in the interest Of the state
militia. The meeting was executive,
but it was learned that one feature of
their discussion was in regard to the
necessity for better supplies and equip.
ment for the various militia companies