Willmar tribune., 1896-06-30
NEWS in NJ MINNESOTA

NEWS \. In MINNESOTA
William schinnell q s.. P.ul ,hot
his son Paul and blew out His own
brains. lsss z. - - -
g. B. Haben, ; Minneapolis Populist
leader, comes ont strongly for sound
money. Ss4 -. - .=-z. g.
Hon. Michael Dorap says that P. II.
Kelly will probably be appointed post.
master at Sc. Paul. ss...... .Es..'.s TN n
M-Caty Treasurer Seapf Of South st.
Paul was fined 800 for embezzlement.
das shortage had already been made
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State Boiler Inspector Zeleh insists
that he win enfosce the existing law uu-
I'll 1t is passed UPON by the supreme
court. -,
The Minnesota railroad and ware
house commission has ordered a" ~
constrncted' at Hanley Falls before
Aug. I. ~ -s~.... =
At meeting Of the chamber of COM
merce and citizens of Moohead, it was
decided to hold q harvest festival, last
ing one week, during the fall.
The Minnesota supreme court has de-
cided that female prisoners cannot be
sent to the House Of the Good Shep-
herd. The case decided came up from
st. Paul.
The Minnesota Ancient Order of Hi
bernlans, in session at Mankato, adopt
ed vigorous resolution upholding the
public schools and opposing state aid to
sectarian institutions.
- The summer meeting of the State
Horticultural society was held at the
State School Of Agriculture at St. An
thony Park There were exhibits of
flowers, strawberries and vegetables.
Henry Wyman and Fred Whitaker
were sentenced in the district court at
st. Paul to 10 years and months and
Is years and months, respectively, for
highway robbery. They plead guilty on
three counts. They are the men who
have committed SO many robberies in
st. Paul and Minneapolis lately.
Senator G. Z. Davis, Congressman
McCleary, Hon. T. L. Schurmeier, Pro-
fessors Shaw, Gregg and Hoecker, P.
b. Groat and other prominent men are
expected to attend and address the i'm
migration meeting to be held at Daw-
INV q This &c 11 Il
the kind hold in the western part of the
stata
The 18th annual encampment Sons
of Veterans, held at Wells, elected tho
following officers: Commander, Geor., ::
P. Kelly, Tracy; senior vice comman-
der, A. o. Allen, Wells junior vice
commander, Henry Stodieck, Mime
apolis; adjutant and quartermaster,
George II. Sheire, Evansville. District
council, D. w. Bevers, St. Paul; E. F.
Heller, Duluth.
State Insurance Commissioner Smith
died at his residence in St. Paul Thurs
day. He has been afflicted with can
Ger in his side for the past two or three
years. Mr.. Smith was appointed III
surance commissioner by Governor
Merriam in 1891. He was receiver Of
the land Office at Worthington from
1891 to 1885. having been appointed by
President Garfield.
John Grant, deputy game warden,
arrested David Delanes, Alo Weart, W.
Grden, Joe Paul, George Colet, Peter
Paul, John Franklin, Peter Emlin Louis
Rosia, Joudasa Rosia, Paul Marker,
Frank Pitkin and A. Collet, of Little
Canada and Centerville, for illegal fish
ing. The men were found guilty and
fined $15 or 60 days in Jail. Resi-
dents of Linwoed turned out to assist
the officers.
Chairman McDermott has issued the
call for the Democratic. state conven-
ton, to be held Tuesday, Aug. i, in
Minneapolis. The call provides for the
nomination Of state officials, also for the
selection of nine electors for president
and vice president. The basis of repre-
sentation viii be two delegates at large
from each county and one delegate for
each lao votes cast for Cleveland at the
last presidential election, and one dele
gate for each fractional part thereof of rs
votes or more. This call authorizes q
representation of S31 in the convention.
The strike of the printers in the news
paper offices Of St. Paul and Minneapo-
liz came to an end as the result of q
compromise between the typographical
unions of the two cities and the Dual
City Publishers association. This was
in effect that the newspaper offices rep
resented were declared open Offices, with
the understanding that the new men
engaged to take the places of those who
went out should be retained if they ren-
dered satisfactory service, and that the
old employees Of any Office would be
welcomed back to any places in them
that remained or might become vacant.
It wasagreed that all differences should
be submitted to arbitration ~~-~4-
THE STRUCK JURY LAW. j..
That Of MIR soaa IL Upheld by the su-
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