The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-12-26
Tvs IN MINNESOTA
5T-AT SEIZURE OF GAME MADE AT
DULUTH

:; h oh hould Net the State Thousands
OF IDOL ars in Fines-Famous Section
90 Case Decided in Favor of Hartman.
Ii. johnson Sentenced-Hast.ngs Gets
the New Insane Hospital.
Fl. E. Rswson, ex.mayor of Fergus
Ssls 8, is dead.
L cost $t71,3l5 to maintain st. Paul
p:bl schools last year.
len tons Of oleomargarine were
seized at Duluth by the state
Winthrcp's new public school has
been appropriately dedicated
A new Knights of Pythias lodgeshas
been instituted at Stewartville.
Watonwan county's now courthouse
WI he completed some time in January.
A legislative reunion is to be made a
feature of the St. Paul winter carnival.
Postmaster Miller of Montgomery,
has been myster.ously missing for over
a week.
Minnesota revolutionary descend
ents' societies have practically agreed
70 unite.
Sections l6 and 36 of the Red Lake
Indian reservation will 60 to Minneso-
ta's school fund
A special election has been called at
Du nth to vote on the question of bonds
for county roads.
State Boiler Inspector Sutton has re-
signed and his res. gnation has been &C
ceptea by Governor Cough.
Colonel Williams has been appointed
commissioner to investigate the Glass;
Grow Wing county secession matter.
The St. Paul city council is after the
variety theatres, which are claimed to
be much worse than the abolished wine
rooms.
Sneak thieves who robbed Meg affey's
hardware stare and Elsenpeter's saloon
at Buffalo, were caught at Monticello
Goods and money were recovered.
Sensational arrests in St. Paul and
Minneapolis are threatened in connec-
ton with Jennings estate stock
holders. Some claim to have been
swindled.
St. Paul restaurant keepers object to
the church dinner as all enemy to their
prosperity and have begun proceedings
which may result in boycott of gro
GERS, butchers and others.
A dispatch from New Paynesville,
Mimi, says there is belief there that
Harry Hayward is not dead, notwith-
standing his hanging and autopsy.
Commercial travellers say other towns
are similarly affected.
DR.. johnson, who was convicted at
st. Paul of performing criminal oper-
alton on Clara Bergh, has been SEN
fenced by Judge Kelly to four years in
the state penitentiary. This is the
limit
An unknown highwayman was shot
and wounded by Miss May Grier, q
teacher in the Duluth public schools,
while attempting to rob her on desert
ed street in West Duluth. One of the
bullets took effect but the fellow es.
capped.
The third floor of the Palace clothing
house, Minneapolis, collapsed under a
heavy load Of wall paper and fell
through to the basement. Gale Wal
tiers, clerk, was instantly killed, and
several others had miraculously narrow
escapes.
The commissioner of Indian affairs is
preparing data for the use of Congress
man Cleary in connection with his pro.
posed amendment to the Indian depre-
dations bill providing relief for Mime.
sofa claimants for damages sustained
during the Sioux outbreak.
The commission appointed by the
governor to look up location and So.
pervise the construction of the fourth
hospital for the insane have decided in
favor of Hastings. Nine ballots were
taken before decision was reached,
the other towns in the race being An
Okla and Chaska.
At Buffalo, Allen Gilmer, charged
with running blind pig, was &C
quilted because witnesses were unable
to swear whether it was he or his twir
brother Archie, who sold them liquor
It is said they are so much alike il
speech and action that their OWL
mother is not always certain which il
which.
Judge Nelson of the federal court ha.
decided the case of Hartman against
Warren, the Bishop Iron company and
others, in favor of the latter, sustaining
the demurrers interposed by defend
ants, and dismissing the bill. The liti
CATION is over the famous section 80 il
the Vermillion range, one of the mos
valuable tracts in the country.
Without exception, the seven Mime
sofa members got from Speaker Reet
what they had asked for and wha
thew most desired. Every member ha.