The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-11-14
NEWS IN MINNESOTA
Ex-MAYOR EUSTlS OF MINNEAPOLIS
A GUBERNATORiAL CANDIDATE.

A GUBERNATO ORAL CANDIDATE.
Joe Mannix Il Running His Campaign.
]. J. Hill viii Talk at tho st. Paul
Immigration Convention-The North
western Bonspiel.
Gov. Clough has issued his Thanks
giving proclamation.
The new Minneapolis courthouse was
formally opened on Monday.
The Minnesota state labor bureau is
taking steps to enforce the child labor
law.
The transfer of the St. Paul gas plant
to an Eastern syndicate has been com.
pleted.
Two young men wanted at Shakopee
on the charge Of robbery were arrested
in Wisconsin.
Coal in paying quantities, it is in
sisted, is found on the Big Fork river in
Northern Minnesota.
Henry E. Briggs, president of the
First National bank of Pipestone, died
while in England on visit.
Walter Wilmot Of the Chicago Ma
tional League team will manage the
Minneapolis club next season.
DR.. Koehne at New Ulm is exonerated
Of the charge of completely in the mu--
der of Policeman Winkelman.
Mankato is assured new union depot
by the city council in voting new right
of way through the city for the Omaha,
G. G. Fox of Minneapolis has invent
ed a cycle sleigh. It weighs but 30
pounds and is said to work successfully.
L. M. Curry of Chicago has the con-
tract for the courthouse at LIE Sueur
Center for $35, 900. 1t will be of Kasota
stone.
The Minneapolis job printers strike
is over, both sides making concessions.
The new scale is $15 week for nine
hours work.
Five steel bridges will be erected to
replace wooden structures on the
Duluth and Iron Range, between Two
darbOrs and Duluth.
Jails and poorhouses of Winona and
Houston counties are not approved by
Secretary Hart. The buildings are not
what they should be.
The date for the bonspiel of the
Northwestern Curling association at
Duluth has been fixed for the week
commencing Jan. ID.
Judge Nelson of the Federal court has
fled decision in favor Of the Meehans
in the case involving Mon 81. Mah's res.
ervation at Thief River Falls
Coal is selling for % in St. Paul at
present and the indications are that the
record Of 1892, when q ton of anthracite
cost g. 75, will be broken before spring.
j. ]. Hill will address the coming i'm
migration convention at St. Paul on the
past settlement of the Northwest and
what may be expected in its future de.
velopment.
John Victor Bargstrom, former en-
ploye of the Great Northern road in St.
Paul, charged with embezzling $4,000
from the company, has been arrested in
New York.
Ex-Mayor Eustis of Minneapolis is
making determined fight for the Re-
publican nomination for governor of
Minnesota. ]. T. Mannix is managing
his campaign.
On the farm of Hon. j. H. Burmeis-
ter, near Wells, two horses were smoth-
cred under / 400 bushels of oats! The
bin was over the horse stable and the
floor broke down.
A corps of engineers for the Mime
apolis and St Louis road have COM
menced the preliminary survey of lines
between Chaska and Lake Minnetonka
intending, if possible, to strike the Pa
cific division line somewhere near Zum.
bra. This work is all preliminary and
several routes will be surveyed before
any conclusion is reached.
A bear story comes from Sandstone to
the effect that three bears broke into a
shed at Marren's place, near Foxboro.
and after feasting on some deer hang.
ing there, killed David Falstein and
Michael Cunke, woodsmon, and badly
injured Frank Burnett and Thomas
Grady, also woodsmen, who had heard
the noise and gone to see what it.was.
The 3-year-oh child Of Frank Lang of
Royalton, was lost in . peculiar manner.
She went with her grandfather to Little
Falls, and on returning the old gentle
man lost his way and left the child sit
ting in the buggy while he went to
search for the road. While trying to
find it he lost the child, horse and all.
The rig, with the child, was found next
delay, having been out Is hoars.
WHEAT IS STACKED IN SHEDS.
elevators Along the Red River valley
Can Hold No Moro.
CRooKsToN, Mimi, Nov. 8. The con-