The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-07-25
NEWS IN MINNESOTA

Mankato has granted franchise for
competing telephone line.
Modern Woodmen of the state will
meet in St. Paul. Aug. 8, z and 8.
The Farmers elevator at Boyd haa
been sold to the Central company.
Frazee people offer a bonus of 81 ,00t
for mill to be built before October.
The wife of Christian Bartle, living
near New Ulm, was fatally gored by a
bull.
During a few hours Thursday morn
ing 319 inches of water fell in St.
Paul.
The difficulty between ST. P aul coop
ers and their employers has been ad-
justed.
A mural tablet in memory Of A. II.
Wilder was unveiIed at St. Paul'i
church, st. Paul.
Treasurer stapf of South st. Paul,
charged with embezzlement, has been
held to the grand jury.
The postof8ce at Van, Dougl ase
county, has been discontinued. Mail
will go to Holmes City.
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
work train men at Red Lake Falls
struck for increased wages.
Minneapolis has been chosen as the
next place of meeting Of the Associa.
ton Of Agricultural Colleges.
Professor George R. Kleeberger will
succeed Professor Carhart as president
Of the st. Cloud normal school.
Sergeant Zirkelbach, a well known
member of the St. Paul police force for
10 years, is mysteriously missing.
Deer Creek was visited by small
Cyclone. Several buildings were de.
molished and few persona injured.
Guilty of murder in the first degree
was the jury's verdict in the Cristello
murder case at Aitkin. The jury was
out nearly "a hours.
Robbers entered the depot Of the st..
Paul and Duluth road at Gladstone,
Wednesday, and secured 81 In cash.
Several express packages were opened
but not disturbed.
r. M. Allen, United States Indian
agent at White Earth, has been
warned by letter from Pine Point that
the Indians in that settlement were
plotting to assassinate him.
The Missabe Mountain mine has paid
royalty of $7,4s5 on 20, 706 tons of iron
ore mined in June, as compared with
$15,54O paid on over 30, 900 tons mined
in the same month last year.
Norwegian and Danish.American
newspaper men of America will meet
at the Windsor hotel, st. Paul, for the
purpose of organizing Norwegian and
Danish American press club.
Ten cars of hogs from Eastern Ore
gon were on the South st. Paul mar.
ket Thursday. They were of good
quality and stood the journey of five
days apparently as well as hogs from {
days ride.
Bank Examiner Kenyon has made q
call on the state banks for a report Of
their condition at the close of business
July II. The comptroller of the cur.
rency has made call on the national
banks for a statement of their condition
at the same date.
OF the ten rabbits inoculated by the
state board of health two died after q
varying period Of incubation. One was
inoculated from the brain of John Bar.
rison, who died at South Park from
hydrophobia. The other was inoculated
from the brain of dog supposed to be
suffering from rabies.
The state board of Charities and Cor.
rections has compiled report which
shows the total number of persons be-
ing cared for in almshouses in the state
June 80 to have been 1853, as compared
with AS on the same date in 1894.
There has been slight falling off in
the number Of indigents in the largest
three cities, and a slight increase in the
rural districts. The entire number Of
paupers in the state is less than the
number supported in the almshouses OF
Cleveland, O. The total number of per.
sons who became in any way public
charges for the past year is shown by
the report to be 1884 for the preceding
year.