The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-30

ravages of the plague.-W. A. Miller, sue
Cessful farmer and close observer, says the
disease is not cholera. 1t is lung trouble.
Marquette, Mich.-That Marquette will
shortly be the terminus of another railroad
is assured, the fact having leaked out
that Winston Bros. of Minneapolis, have
of road from Ishpeming to Marquette.
and have it in working order by the middle
of next June.
Washburn, VISA warrant was issued
for the arrest of A. c. Probart. president of
ceiv;na 0 an 1epnsit bsn M'h re-
the bank to be insolvent
viroqua. Wis.-,Early this morning the
barn of c. H. Hobrook, with three head of
horses, carriages, etc, was burned. The
fire is supposed to be of incendiary origin.
Grand Forks, N. D.--The third big judg-
ment against the milling association filed
here during the past few months was put
record in the clerk of courts office. by
it the Van Dusen-Harrington company, of
Minneapolis, are given judgment for $26,-
Ji6
Anoka, Minn.-County Treasurer Lee says
he has already had dozen applications Tor
ssed H the pep Hers scheo
trict
Madison, wis;-In an interview II. G.
Sloan, of West Superior, leading man in
that part of the state and the representa-
tive tvs Of bouglas county in the last iegis,
county desired the formation of a new
state from portions of Minnesota, :Iichigan
cred better plan than the annexation of
Douglas county, Wis. to Minnesota.
Faribaut, Minn.-Land in this county is
rapidly advancing in. price. Good lands
cannot be purchased for less than from s45
to $50 per acre. A farm of forty acres in
$50 per acre. and there was not building
upon the place. This is probably the high
est price ever paid for farming lands in this
section, located al a distance from any
large town.
Thompson and other Winnipeggers have
just closed the sale of the Pipestone Point
gold mine near Rat Portage, Lake of the
Woods. to an English syndicate for good
sum. The capital Of the new company is
$150,ooo all OF which is subscribed for.
Winona. Minn.-Thc old and well known
firm of Rheinberger Bros. made volun-
itors. George y. Crse. cashier of the Mer
chants Eank. Of this city, is assignee. The
900. 1t is understood that the, assets are
$4,000, and the liabilities will probably
reach about the same figure.
from Bonduel that the self-inflicted injuries
to Assemblyman Chris Bennn will not re
temporary tit of insanity.
steyens Point, Wis.-Queen Phallamont
Il. G. Wallace. while being driven in team
together, became frightened and ran away
Tableau: valued at S40o, ran against pro
jccting limb of tree, which pierced his
heart and caused Immediate death. Phalla-
mont continued for short distance, and
the neckyoke into her breast. She is valued
at $1,000, and her life can probably be saved
Mapleton. Minn-Word is brought to
town that G. ST. John of Medo township.
is loser Of nine stacks f Of flax lax by IRE
from a thresher Murray Bros. lose new
separator. self-feeder and straw carrier.
L. McComb loses two stacks of wheat in a
T Towner, n D.-A large posse. consisting
here and from 1wG Devils e TaRe are e Still in
search of the murderer of the Burmester
children, who were SO horribly butchered
Duluth, Minn.-A raise Of wages Of 10 per
cent has been made at the Chandler and
amount has been made at all the Soudan
mines on the Nerml lion range At Tower
get men enough to do it's work.
Alebtr Lea: Minn.-The inquest over, the
of he c ad 1ea IN ba r
returned a verdict of death from chloro-
form. administered under the direction of
DR.. Perry, of Minneapolis. Perry was ar
rested on warrant charging him with
manslaughter in the second degree and is
now here in the charge of the sheriff. The
postmortem revealed a diseased condition
of the heart, liver and spleen, etc.
the Hinckley branch of the Great Northern
east of ST. Cloud. Fifteen cars in the CEN
ductor G. 3. Kenney and brakeman John
Lynch were hurt. The cause Of the acct
dent is unknown.
Aberdeen, S. D.--A shocking case. Of de-
pravity has come to light here little
gr said to be the has sde saint t that
she is subjected to all manner of abuse.
She tells a story of having TO- submit IT,, TO
received pay therefor and has used her to
attract callers The matter Will De Iully
investigated.
Fargo. N. D.-The Great Northern has a
steel bridge across the Red river. Stone
abutments are being put IN, and the stIuc-
ture will cost $4,000 When completes ON fteon 1t
between here and the Twin Cities. The
bridge at Grand Forks will be commenced
soon as this one is completed.
Reedsburg, Wis.-Mrs. Betsy Baker who
settled at Reedshurg in 1S45. died Yesterday
aged 81 years She was one of the first
white woman that settled in this county.
saltwater, Minn.-The following nomina-
tons were made at the Republican city con-
vention Aldermen. George Munnel and
Paul Hanson members of the board OF edu-
cation f. l.. Hospeo, A. L. jerks and A. b.
Edholm
Madison, Wis-Prof. Ware. the architec-
tural expert, has arrived and VIII Degn
work at once on the plans, submitted for
! the historical library building, on which he
| will report to the commission.
Saltwater, NINA fatality under pc
| culiar circumstances occurred here at
midnight John Shannon's lifeless body
being found in an alley near M. H. Brom-
| ley's barn. There was small excavation
| there not more than 16 inches deep and
| circumstances indicate that he fell in head
| foremost and expired.
St Cloud, Minn.-Yesterday w. G.
| Wood surrendered himself to the reforma-
| tory He broke his parole three years
| ago and wants to finish his time.
Aberdeen, S. D.-County Superinten-
| dopt Chaffor iC maxim all nnceScarv ar