The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-07-19
NEWS IN MINNESOTA.

Hotel. st. Paul, is dead.
Attorney General Clapp will build
handsome residence in st. Paul.
Ex-senator March dropped dead Of
heart disease at his home in North
Minneapolis.
Chinch bugs are reported to be doing
considerable damage in the neighbor-
hood Of Montrose.
Rabbi Marks has resigned the pastor
ate Of the Adeath Jeshrum Jewish
church, Minneapolis.
The senate has confirmed the nomina-
ton Of Theodore Bruener to lie register
of the land Office at St. Cloud,
The cornerstone of the new Cathedral
Of the Sacred Hhart at Duluth was laid
Sunday by Bishop McGolrich.
Minnesota Populists organize state
grain growers association. 1t purposes
to get control of terminal elevator or
two.
James Bender and John WEIGH were
arrested at Minneapo.i. on charge of
compelling 15-year-old boy to beg for
them.
The American Loan and Trust com.
pany Of Duluth has assigned. It has
been in voluntary Liquidation for some
time.
Minnesota's supreme court decided in
favor OF the Republicans in the contest
for control OF the municipal assembly
of st. Paul.
Big Dick Lennox, q notorious bank
swindler, wanted in St. Paul, Mime
apolis and Duluth, is under arrest at
Newark, N. j.
Ed and John Quinn, the two toughs
who assaulted Officer Nels Nelson at
Minneapolis, were sentenced to state
prison for 10 years.
Triplets were born Thursday to the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Neeb, of
Lewiston. two girls and boy. Aggre-
gate weight, Is pounds.
The board of county commissioners
decided to build $4,000 county Jail
at Pipestone and levied a two mill tax
to assist in paying for it.
The state Democratic central com.
mittee has issued its formal call for the
state convention, to be held in st. Paul
on Wednesday, Sept. s. The conven-
ton will be composed of 784 delegates.
Alonzo j. Whiteman, formerly of
Duluth, and member of the state
q fo6 i~
He is SAID to be the head of gang of
forgers whose operations are extensive.
Secretary H. H. Hart, of the board
of charities and corrections, has Just
completed his semi-annual census of
the county poorhouses of Minnesota.
For the year ending June 30 the total
increase in the numbered paupers is
almost entirely in the large cities.
Colonel Keifer has succeeded in &C.
curing favorable report from the COM
mittee on claims Oh his bill reimbursing
the state of Minnesota s.. 1919. This
is the amount expended out of state
appropriation by Judge Flandrau in
the rescue of two women captured by
the Ink-pa-du-tah band of Sioux in
1858.
At St. Paul, Charles E. Leonard, q
clerk of the Omaha road, shot and
instantly killed Charles J. Luth, a
Great Northern switchmen. The
tragedy was the direct result of Luth's
attempted interference with Leonard's
arrangements with Mrs. Hansen, the
proprietor of the hotel, to furnish
board for some new railroad men.
R. H. Anderson: Of Ireland, Mr..
Stevenson Of England, and MI. Gil
christ. Of Scotland three gentlemen
from the United Kingdom, representa-
tive farmers in each of their respective
countries, who are a committee sent to
this country to investigate Minnesota
as farming state, and take back q
report to their homes, are at present
looking over the state. A favorable re-
port from them will bring in many
desirable settlers