The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-10-04
NEWS IN MINNESOTA.

The Minneapolis Tribune is now 8
penny paper.
The University of Minnesota will
have an eight-oared boat crew.
An appeal for aid for cyclone suffer
ers at LIE Roy has been sent out by .
citizens committee.
A heavy fall of snow is reported from
Alexandria and other points in the
northern part of the state.
The county commissioners of Movie,
county have appropriated s., 900 for the
cyclone sufferers at LIE Roy.
The Great Northern road has appealed
from the decision Of the state commits
sioners lowering grain rates.
Mayor Fl. D. Evans of Tracy has been
nominated for congress by the Prohi.
bitionists Of the Second district.
Charles D. Parker, past commander
of the department Of Minnesota, G. A.
r., died Saturday at St. Anthony Park.
The Minnesota diary and food com
mission is after dealers in impure vine
gar Several samples have been Sc
cured at Minneapolis.
Twenty one creameries, situated in
the counties Of Mower, Dodge, Free.
born, Steele, Rice and Waseca, have or
ganiZed an association. 5
Austin Corbin, who is fitting up a
1O,OOO-acre park in Northern New
Hampshire, has purchased a large mum.
Der of moose at st. Hilaire. ~.
The elevator owned by the Central
Elevator company at Chaska was
burned to the ground Saturday. One
thousand bushels Of wheat were de-
stroyed.
The grand stand collapsed during the
races at the Worthington fair grounds.
Five hundred people were piled in the
debris. About 80 were injured, but
none killed.
q. M. Pope is suing the St. Paul and
Duluth railway for an adjustment of
joint coal tariff between Duluth and
Mankato. The state railroad and ware
house commission is behind the suit.
At st. Cloud indictments have been
found against Paul Bordeau, L. D.
Foster, w. P. Brofran, Lloyd and
Harry Egbert and George Amo tor TAX
ing part in the Great Northern strike.
The safe in J. M. Hogan's store at
Springhill was blown open Wednesday
M nd IF
amount obtained is not known, but may
be $1,000. They got away with team
OF horses and buggy belonging to Ho-
gan.
At Olivia there was a double wedding
that was peculiar in that all of the con-
tracing parties bore the same name
They were Henry Heinrichs and Miss
Anna F. w. M. Heinrichs, and Ludwig
G. Heinrichs and Miss Mary l.. Helm
richs.
Colonel w. M. Liggett of the board
of regents of the state univel sity, &C.
companied by Professors Green and
Hayes of the state experimental farm,
aremaking a study of the agricultural
resources and possibilities of the Mesaba
section Of Minnesota.
While boy named Carl R1nderager
was standing on the side track at Daw-
son witnessing the trainmen doing
switching, a car struck the lad, knock
ing him down and running over and
cutting off both legs. The boy died
about two hours later.
The grand total of the ST. Paul and
state fire relief funds to date is $751;
114.44. Of this amount St. Paul con-
tributed approximately $26, 600. The
Minneapolis fund amounts to about
SIG, 600, making a total Of nearly $780,
600 cash, besides large amounts in
other articles contributed,
In the United States circuit court at
st. Paul Judge Sanborn issued an order
directing the assignee of the Northern
Pacific Elevator company to sell the
line of elevators, together with the ter
minal elevators of the Union Improve
ment and Elevator company and the
Lake Superior Elevator company. The
sale will occur on Oct. ~ at Moorhead,
and bidders must each deposit $1,000
before making their bids.
The State Of Minnesota, having re-
covered nearly $50, 200 for pine alleged
to have been stolen from the state, has
taken another turn at the alleged pur-
loiners Of pine by bringing suits against
various lumber companies aggregating
nearly $4,000. Three of these suits,
aggregating over $4,000, are against
the Itasca Lumber company, an Illinois
corporation, for pine said to have been
stolen in Itasca county. Another large
suit is against Thomas II. Shevelin of
Minneapolis, who is asked to pay the
state $23, 900. a... .s