Warren sheaf., 1894-09-27

gun 1ell mo Wneel. Inc ShOCS passed
through the legs of both above the
knee.
The famous case against James E.
Connolly, formerly priest of Two Har-.
bors, were ended by the dis
missal of all four indictments on the
ground of insufficient evidence.
Loans from the permynent school
fund were made by the state auditor to
the following amounts: Stearns county
district 122, 5000; Stevens, district 46,
$3.50; Anoka, district %, $3.50; LIE Sueur,
district 81, $4OO; Mcleod, district 8,
$500; Nogles. district 72, $500; Waseca,
district u, $5, 900. s@
James Rowe, of Duluth, was sem
fenced to the Saltwater penitentiary
for life for the crime Of rape committed
on the s-year-old daughter of Mrs. I. e.
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An engineer on the Great Northern
train at Anolla was assaulted and cut
about the face by two tramps who at
tempted to steal a ride. They were ar
rested. .g.szfs.tt, r.
George w. Sawyer, a Minneapolis
saloonl1eeper, was fined $40 for keep
lug nickel-in-the-slot machine in his
place of business. @.,. =
Lightning struck the steeple of the
Swedish Lutheran church at Mankato,
damaging the building to the amount
of $500. st
A. G. Highton, of Buffalo, N. Y, was
arrested in st. Paul, for passing bogus
checks in Duluth. He claimed to be a
millionaire and uttered checks with
reckless freedom. He gave a iS1, 900
check in St. Paul for the fire sufferers
and one for $4,000 in Minneapolis.
When arrested he had not cent on his
person. ,tt.#
William Wassengell, colored, was ar
rested in st. Paul for slashing con-
ductor of an interurban car with a razor
because he was given small change for
a dollar. - r. /
The state oil Inspector, 81. w. Foote,
filed a report with the secretary of
state for the IS months ending July 81.
He reports 246, 335 barrels Of oil in
spected during that period and 16,9s2
barrels shipped out of the state. Of the
large number of barrels inspected 613
were rejected and 229,354 barrels re-
mains in the state, for which fees were
collected. 5F t...>.
Gov. Nelson has offered reward OF
5000 for the arrest and conviction of the
murderer of Lena Olson.
Joseph Sawyer, a young man of For.
eston, three miles west of Milaca, acci.
dentally shot a boy named Charles Eng
lish, A dozen or more shot.lodged' Ia
his body, but no fatal effect is feared.
Another meeting of the prison man
ayers was held for discussion of con
vict labor. No action was taken, but
it is generally understood that the leg
islature will be asked to appropriate
more money for the purchase of more
binding twine machinery as means OF
employing convicts.
Julius fairfield, farmer near st.
Cloud, met with a terrible accident.
The team became frightened at pass.
ing electric car, ran away and threw
him out. Two plows in the wagon fell
onto his leg and foot, crushing them
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out of the socket aid through the skin.
Five little folks from Southeast Min.
neapolis brought in S3.6O to Mayor Eus'
| tbs for the fire sufferers, money which
they had raised themselves by giving q
''show," all the profits of which they
turned over without reserve. Tie
mayor thanked them heartily for their
| onf nd 1nf q I,
/, humor.
1 When Mrs. Johnson, of st. Paul, re-
turned home from down town. she
found the doors of the house open anc
about 5000 worth of diamonds an6
| jewelry missing. Entrance was gained
through window on the ground floor
There is no clew to the perpetrators Of
the bold daylight robbery.
| M. e. Page, until recently an edi
torial writer on the Brookl lyn, N. y. !.
Eagle, attempted suicide in st. Paul, by
QUITTING his throat, He. slashed his
throat with jack knife, but did not
out the jugular vein. He will probably
recover.
Jacob Schlie. of Nicollet, fell from a
load of hay and broke his neck.
John Goetz, a well-known teacher
of st. Cloud, was arrested charged with
assaultingi Mrs. Theo. Olson.
The state officers of the w. C. T. u
for the ensuing year are: President
Prof. Mrs. M. d. Fry, Dodge Center
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Bessie
| Lathe Scoville, Duluth; recording sec
retary, Mrs. A. G. McCurdy, Minneap
oils; treasurer, Mrs. G. S. Sonle, st
Paul. The retiring president and cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Hobart ant
Mrs. Wright have served the state fo
Is years in their official capacity.
The Eagle Lake -four mills at Ashley
were burned.
John DaytcE, of Boyd, while stand
ing on top of his hay rack, fell dowI
1 and broke one Of his legs.
Judge Crosby, of B astings, has sen
senced John Ivan to hang for the mur
der Of Policeman jacobson.
The Bow String Indians left Dee
River we'll filled up with whisky, ant
when near Ball Club Lake, Bob Nose
man fell ont Of traders. wagon
heavily loaded with supplies. TIL
wheels went over his legs. breaking
both Of them.
The hardware store Of A. Hammer
ston, at Cokato, was entered by thieve
who carried away cutlery VI lAcd at $50
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