The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-12-31
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4. boy of sixteen committed suicide
at Minneapolis.
An immigration conventions will be
held lie IA IN st. Paul in January.
The show Of the State Poultry asso-
citation may be hell in st. Paul,
Joseph Greengard Of st. Paul was
knocked down by q street ear and seri-
4 ,ously injured IS 8
4 les, another victim of the black and
i white dog. 3.
Deputy Game Warden Abresch Of
i North st. Paul has made several ar
rests for illegal fishing. 49,
Phil Scheig, the defaulting bank tell
or OF Minneapolis, has been pardoned
i by Gov. Clough.
The loss by fire in the Ryan annex
and Schultz block al st. Paul is placed
at 81 q $50, with insurance Of S9l, 100.
Henry Mettler, one Of Hastings,
Wealthy citizens, died suddenly of
j heart disease, aged seventy three years.
Two gambling dens were raided at
jackson recently, and nine men arrest
i ed. "A
pr. Hewitt, of the state board OF
nealth, reports that there is only one.
eighth. as many deaths from diphthe-
ia ia as there was fourteen years ago.
Fred Joblinski and son were muir
dered and wife wounded at Madelia, by
the hired man. The murderer is till at
large. ~
r. "a. Seymour and w. Fl. Lightner
have been appointed receivers Of the
Bank Of Minnesota, which recently.
failed at st. Paul
The state commission. has adopted
i plans and estimates for the Anoka hos.
pital for the insane, and providing for.
an expenditure of nearly $1,O0OOOy.
The statement comes from good au-
thority that two new tugs are now
building at West Bay City for the fleet
1 which Capt. B: B. Inman will have
charge of at Duluth in the spring.
Mrs. Martha Lindberg of Anoka,
aged sixty-six, stepped on a trunk to
hang up clothes, slipped backwards,
breaking her neck. Coroner Robbins
decided an inquest unnecessary.
Mrs. Kate Kittok Of Delano, while
using kerosene to start fire recently,
caused an explosion which ignited her
clothing and burned her fatally. She
and her husband We're both intoxicated
at the time of the accident.
John Doe, James and John Carrin-
gan and Mike McCauley, four young
men of La Crescent, were arraigned he
| fore Justice Dorival at Caledonia, for
breaking into Mr.. Sticlzler's house in
La Crescent. They were fined So and
costs, amounting to about $40 each.
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The large sand pit found lately on
the farm OF II. i. Hinkley of Luverne
has proven to contain some valuable
sand. Some of it was melted in cruci-
bles, and, it said, made a very fine and
high grade of glass Mr.. Hinkley has
sent specimens Of the sand to Eastern
manufacturers and experts.
It is reported that r. C. Blanchard,
chief train dispatcher for the Lake Su-
perior division of the Northern Pacific,
will succeed r. w. Wilsey as superin-
tendent of the division. Mr. Blanchard
is now out on the division with officials
Of the road, among whom is Supt.
Kimberly. sii5s
Mrs. Thomas McCadden was found
dead in bed at; her home in Cherry
Grove, Goodhue county. The cause is
attributed to heart disease. Deceased
was the second daughter Of State Dali
~ Commissioner Jerry ID. Getman Of
Minneapolis and was married to Mr..
McCadden last spring.
j. So. Knapp and John Myers were ar
rested on complaint of w. W. Craig Of
|Deerwood, for passing a forged check
for 500, purporting to have been drawn
y n. McFadden, drug gist, of Brainerd,
of Rraineri Knann admitted the