The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-10-10


Company-Eustis Candidate for Gov
ernor.
An effort is being made for public
library at Anoka.
Southern Minnesota beekeepers will
meet at Winona Oct. Is.
The st. Paul municipal court collect
ed 81, 203 in fines last month.
The Methodist conference at Winona
voted in favor of admitting women.
State land sales are turning out very
satisfactorily, according to Auditor
Dunn.
Seven new Methodist ministers were
ordained by Bishop Fowler at Mime
apolis.
Ex-Mayor Eustis of Minneapolis is a
candidate for the goverliorship of Min
nesOta.
ST. Paul city and Ramsey county Of
ticials junketed at Duluth Saturday and
Sunday.
A contract for the foundation of the
drill hall at the state university has
been let.
John Steiniger of Gutenberg, Stearns
county, is serving a As days sentence for
wife beating.
The state dairy and food commission
has begun an inspection of the foods
sold in the state.
The average school attendance at St.
Paul for September was 1900 more than
for September, 1894
Bishop Marty of St. Cloud laid the
cornerstone of Assumption church at
Foley Sunday morning.
The library for the steamer St. Paul,
donated by the citizens of St. Paul, is
about ready for delivery.
Plans for the new capitol building are
now on exhibition at the old Mann
heimer building, OH Third street, St.
Paul
Albert Peterson, Waterman at Zozer,
Mcclure & Co. s camp, near Mora, was
found murdered with bullet hole in
his breast
Clarence Anderson, a Minneapolis
musician, shot his wife and then him.
self. He will probably die, but his wife
may recover.
A civic federation is now in process
of formation i'll St. Paul A. committee
OF Is formed some time ago, has pre-
pared report on the subject.
Colonel Liggett and Professor Hays
have finished a tour of inspection of sub
experiment. station sites. offered by the
villages of Cloquet, Aitkin and Garlic
ton.
Deputy Labor Commissioners Frank
Valesh is engaged in preparing report
to cover a period of four years to date,
on the probate court statistics of Min
nesota.
The Minneapolis, New Ulm and
Southwestern is the name of newly
incorporated railroad. The road will
begin at New Ulm, Brown county, and
connect with the Minneapolis and St.
Louis road between Hopkins and Nor
ton.
The new insurance law has gone into
effect. AS yet the effect of the new law
has not been felt in the department. of
| the state insurance commissioner, but
Deputy Insurance Commissioner Light
bourne said that he anticipated no diff
| fculty of a material nature.
| The United States Express company
has begun an action against State Treas
urer Koerner to recover $8025, which
amount the company claims is due it
from the state for the transportation of
state school bonds to the value of $780,
600 from ST. Paul to Washington.
In accordance with the recommends
ton OF the committee on public accounts
of the legislature of 1895, the state aud
itor has inaugurated a system of ex-
pense vouchers, to be used by, all en-
ployes of the various state departments
whose expenses are paid while travelling
in the service of the state.
Sunday was noteworthy day in St.
Paul and Minneapolis, owing to the
fact that every Episcopal church in the
two cities was occupied at both morn
ing and evening services by some men,
Der OF the house of bishops, and in con-
sequence each place of worship was at
tended by large congregations made up
of persons of all denominations.
The Mantorville Railway and Transfer
company of Mantorville, Dodge county,
has incorporated, with capital stock of
100000. The road is to be constructed
from Mantorville to intersect the Wi
mona and st. Peter at Kasson, and the
Chicago Great Western road at another
important point in the Southern part of
the state.
There are several candidates among
the Danish Americans of 1.-THE state fol
the appointment of the vice consulate at
Rush City, Mimi, made vacant by the
death of F. 6. Christensen. Applica-
tons will DO received for period Of
| three months. Among the candidates
are DIR. ]. G. Nelson, Carl Neumann.
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