Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-05-09

Tie Dally MluneSOllan, when suspend
ed publication in 1861. In 1867 he was
elected secretary and librarian of the
Minnesota Historical society, and since
that time his life has been devoted TO
collecting and preserving matters of
interest concerning the early history Of
this and other states.
The University.
At the meeting of the board Of re-
gents of the State University, the re-
signation of Dean Sudduth from the
college of dentistry was received and
accepted and Thomas E. Weeks, D. d.
S.. was appointed dean of the school of
dentistry. designations were accepted
from John E. Sawyer, from the Homeo-
pathic College of Physicians and Sur
geons, and of Charles L. Green, of the
College of Medicine and Surgery.
The board appointed Thomas ]. Gray,
professor of history and lnethodalogy
of medicine in the College of Homeo-
pathic Medicine and Surgery. r. R.
Rasmussen professor of clinical obstet-
RIGS in the same institution, and A. d.
Gaines, of Alexandria, instructor in the
school of agriculture.
The board will ask the United States
government to detail Lieut.. II. A. Leon
haeuser, Of the Twenty fifth United
States infantry, to service at the unl-
versity, upon the retirement of Lieut..
Morgan.
News IN Brief
The Salvation Army abandoned the
idea of establishing corps in Moor
head.
George E. Ledgerwood, ex-county
auditor of Hennepin county. committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
head.
Four children OF G. Noyse, near De-
troit, We're badly poisoned by eating
wild parsnips.
Joseph Mattocks found five pocket
books in the toilet room at the court
house at Hastings, besides certificate
Of SITS, one note for 500 and another
for sl5s.5o, the property of parties who
had their pockets picked during the
bridge celebration.
Sherwood store at Pleasant Grove
was broken into and about $75 in goods
taken.
A postoffice has been established at
Ansel, Cass county, Mimi, with Angus
tus E. Mcdonald as postmaster.
Evansville people want to build q
starch factory.
v. A. Bells harness shop at NIinne-
sofa Lake was damage $1,000 by fire.
The White Earth and Leech Lake
maple sugar harvest this season was
almost total failure, the lack of snow
and the absence of the usual spring
frost having caused too early cessa-
ton of the sap flow.
John Mitchell and Jacob Paff, Of AM
boy, have commenced suit against the
Millers National Insurance Company
for loss on mill, which burned July
9TH last at Amboy. The mill was val
ued at $4,000, with $4,000 insurance.
"A few days prior to the fifc Mr.. Mitch
ell foreclosed a mortgage on the pro-
perty for $4,000, and the company
claims this was done without their
knowledge or consent.
Through his own cupidity and the
crude scheme of swindler who gave
his name of Frank Cooper, Peter Con-
dringer, of Avon, Stearns county, is out
about $3.50, and the old folks at home
have mortgage on their farm for that
amount.
The report of the Red Wing water
plant shows that during the year So
$40, GIG gallons of water were pumped;
there are 315 consumers, of whom eigh-
.ty-four use meters
. B. N. Peterson was arrested at Coka-
to on an indictment found against him
for the illegal sale Of liquors. He gave.
bonds and will stand trial. -.
A court of the. Independent Order OF
Foresters has been rganized at lain
view.
Grand Meadow has been nfestedwithI
the original package liquor system for
the past year, and thcvillas . Instituted
suit against the proprietor, ). e. Bost-
wick. The case has been bitterly
fought, and; was decided recently.
Bostwick, finding the evidence over.
whelming, pleaded guilty to FIVE cases,
paid q fine Of $240 and costs and agreed
to quit. .s.3. 81 Il s..s5#
! At Cloquet some one filed the plank
side walks with boot caulk SO, as to
puncture the pneumatic tires Of bicycle
riders.
Fred M. Folsom, on whose affidavit
the Hayward defense sought new
trial, has been arrested on charge Of
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