Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-07-07

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!. dlansm suspected.
Z A tramp robbed and nearly killed a
boy at Granite Falls and had {, narrow
| escape from lynchinR
| The Minnesota Boat club crew de-
feated Duluth on Lake Minnetonka by
five and half lengths.
I PopullHB Of the Sixth district en-
dorSed Towne for congress and Ignatius
Donnelly for president
| Work will be commenced at once on
| the branch Of the Great Northern from
Mo0rhead to Crookston
/ The second vote on Il bond issue for
$40, 000' school building at Lakefeld, re-
suited In al9 for bonds, Is against.
st. Paul is being considered as this
headquarters for the National League
of American Republican college clubs
I E1-Warden Albert Garvin Of the
Minnesota prison has been appointed
warden of the prison at Jeffersonvil1e,
Ind
| The report that two men were killed
oA tAG ISSu hllht ItSSINttt1Ou dll(l GllitG
four men were drowned III Lost river is
denied
Attorney Gener~ Chi1ds has given an
opinion that marine insurance COM
panies cannot do general insurance
business.
The real estate assessment of ST. Paul
which is now completed, makes re-
duction Of about $50, 600, 900 in the total
valuation.
Delegations Of farmers from Kittson.
Stevens AMI Douglas counties visited
the state experimental station ut St. An
thony Park
The St. Paul Trust and Title Insur-
ance company, as trustee, bids in the
Minnesota and Wisconsin Railroad
companys property.
George A. Elwel1, New Jersey dent
ist, thinks he owns goodly portion Of
Minneapolis, and has employed lawyers
to establish his claim
/ J. NJ Hubbard, well known Mime
apoliS real estate and commission man,
committed suicide at the Windsor hotel,
by taking morphine.
L Grettum, the Duluth land attorney
accused Of defrauding the government
by Illegal practice, was found guilty in
the United States court.
At St. Johns Abbey, near St. Cloud,
Bishop Marty ordained Is priests, who
will be assigned to stations i'll Mime
sofa, Wisconsin and the Dakotas.
The Prohibitionists Of the Seventh
congressional district Will meet at Fer
gus Fails July 30 for the purpose of
putting IN nomination candidate for
congress-.
Albert. Hillman, charged with robbing
and assaulting Norman Jensvold at
Granite Falls. has been taken to the
Ramsey county jail to remove him from
the danger Of Iynching.
B. B. Bird, St. Paul. has been sus-
pended by the L. A. W. from all track
racing and connection with track affairs
for three months from June 20, for COM
peting in msanctioned races
IN an editorial in his paper, the Fair
mont Sentinel, Lieutenant Governor
Day announces his withdrawal from the
Republican party because the St. Louis
convention adopted gold platform.
Four young people Of Minneapolis
were drowned in Clear lake near An
nandale, by the capsizing Of sailbeat
The dead are: Anna Putnam. aged
"a. Minneapolis John W. Putnam, her
brother, aged 20; Bessie Newhall, Min
neapolis, aged 20, and Bradley Sherman
Mrs. J. J. Hill, wife Of the president
of the Great Northern. has been pre-
sented with d handsome portrait Of her
husband by the St. Paul lodges Of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen.
John J. Hannahan, first grand vice
master Of the order, made the presenta-
ton speech
The two wholesale grocery companies
of Duluth, the Wells-Stone Mercantile
company and the Stone Ordean COM
pany, have been consolidated, the
agreement to take effect Aug l. F. 4.
/ Patrick, manager of the Stones rtIean
company, will manage the consolidated
company, which Will be known as the
/ Stone-Q rfean- Wells company
| Sheriff Joseph Rogers Of Mcleod
county, was murdered near Glencoe by
two cramps whom he was trying to ar
rest. The murderers, were afterwards
captured. They gave their names as
Derman Mnsgrove and Henry cling
mars and admitted the shooting Talk
Of lynching was SO strong that Company
D. Of St. Paul was ordered to the scene
/ to protect them. They were bound
| over and sent to St. Paul for safe keep
ing.
| The receipts Of wheat and other
grains at Duluth during the present
/ crop year have already reached enor-
[ NOUS figures, and before the; close Of
/ the year The aggregate receipts will
amount to- about 1O0,O00,000} bushels.
| Since. Aug. L., 1885,, the market Eas
| actually received 60,000,0OO bushels Of
/ wheat, II, 500, 600 bushels Of coarse grain
and II, 000, ] O0 bushels of wheat reduced
/ to- -four, making q total Of s., 500, 0O0
bnshels Of grain. H the July receipts
equal t hi menth, July at will furnish
q total of Ml, D0G. 00G bushels.
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