The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-06-27
NEWS IN MINNESOTA


Duluth sawmills are running day
and night
A telephone line is being put in at
Montgomery.
The Norwegian Lutheran synod is in
session at Stod.
A case Of smallpox has been discov.
cred at Willmar.
The Minnesota Medical society held
It's annual meeting at Duluth last week.
A new astronomical instrument will
be secured at the Minnesota state uni.
versity.
William Kylma was murdered near
Aitkin. He was robbed of large sum
Of money.
It is reported that Louis F. Menage,
of Guaranty Loan fame, was murdered
in Mexico.
John McHale, night policeman at
Hibbing, was badly cut by drunken
Finlanders.
The state capitol commission has OK.
tended the time for the competition in
plans to Sept. 9.
J. w. Stapf, city treasurer Of South
St. Paul. is short in his accounts to the
extent Of over &c. 900.
The Minnesota Boat club of st. Paul
defeated the Wisconsin university
team in the SCARED race at Mime
tonka.
The necessary blanks for the enforce
course Of preparation by Commissioner
Powers.
Ex-State Auditor Braden is said to
be sick at his home in Ontario, CAL,
being threatened with an attack of
pneumonia.
The second trial of the case of ex-
Senator Sam Peterson against the
Western Union Telegraph company at
New Ulm resulted in q verdict of
$1,000.
Masked robbers entered the bank at
Rainy Lake City, knocked the cashier
down and secured 5000. They then
mounted their horses and escaped to
the woods.
The Chippewa commission will on
July commence making allotments to
residents on the White Earth reserva-
ton and continue the same until its
work is completed.
The German Lutheran conference
for Minnesota opened at Mapleton with
a large delegation of ministers and lay
men present from abroad. The meet
ing will last week.
The grand jury has taken up the
gambling house evil in st. Paul, and
will make thorough investigation,
having subpenaed large number of
the frequenters of the resorts.
The United States corps of engine ers
has notified State Auditor Dunn that
it is about to commence the construc-
tion of reservoir at Gull Lake in
Cass and Grow Wing counties.
General John McNulta has been ap-
pointed receiver of that part of the
property of the Distilling and Cattle
Feeding company Of Illinois, which is
located in Minnesota. The receivership
covers the st. Paul distil}ery.
Judge Nelson has made an order i'm
the case Of the Guarantee Trust and
Safe Deposit company against the Du.
luth and Winnipeg Railway company,
| allowing the stockholders in the latter
to come in and file, answers and cross
bills.
The seniannual convention of the
| state federation of labor was held at
/ Duluth Sunday. A tree coinage reso-
\ luton was was defeated. The action
1 of the supreme court in the Debs case
was condemned. E. r. Cobb Of Duluth
was elected president.
The stnd of Clydesdale horses, owned
by N. P. Clarke at ST. Cloud, was sold
under chattel mortgage foreclosure
note to Alexander Montgomery of Cas-
! tie Douglas, Scotland. The horses
were bid in by Montgomery for $780,.
900, the amount Of the mortgage.
Sons Of Veterans, in session at Glen
| coe, elected the following officers:
Commander, j. c. Patterson, Prince
ton; general vice commander, G. w.
Dwinell, Glencoe; junior vice COM
mander, A. Nicholson. Minneapolis;
national delegates, w. d. Smith, Win
nebago, j. e. Hayeroft, Madeia, c.
Bevens, St. Paul. TIE staff is as fol-
lows: Adjutant, George II. Shiere,
Evansville; inspector, Louis De Lestry,
st. Panl Wells secured the encamp-
ment for 1896 by unanimous vote.
MINNESOTA POSTMASTERS.
| Changes Brought About by the Readjust-