Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-02-09
NEWS in MIN NESOTA

NEWS in MINNESOT
The supreme court has adjourned to
meet again in April. .5...=sl:
. Eden Valley has voted $1,000 bonds
for 9 new school house. .ssz...5
Glencoe has let !: contract for water.
works at . cost Of ea6. 800 S.=E5
The Minnesota department g. "a. r..
will hold its annual encampment in St.
Paul, Feb. %. .ss.. ss 49,. +.
The state has $93, 946. Is in suspended
banks It also has $4ap, 725.7S ID banks
not suspended. .:.s5.5
Organization Of the Minnesota State
Veterinary Medical association was per.
fected at st. Paul. s-e Z s.
New estimators Of Red Lake reserva-
ton pine lands have been appointed by
Secretary Francis. 81 r. IL -
The state normal school board suR-
gests an appropriation Of sc, 900 for a
normal school at Duluth. =. -:
The Northwestern elevator at Han.
cock, together, with 1900 bushels Of
grain, was destroyed by fire.
Executive Agent Fullerton has seized
$500 pounds Of ducks, pheasants and
prairie chickens at Moorhead.
DR.. Perry H. Willard of St. Paul, dean
OF the medical department Of the State
university, died Monday at Baltimore.
In fit Of jealous frenzy William
SAGE, a mixed. blood Indian, assaulted
his wife, Wancy. with almost fatal
results. 49,
The st. Paul board of education has
decided to open q separate ungraded
school for backward, irregular and un.
ruly pupils.
The State Association of County An.
ditors met at St. Paul Tuesday to for
mulate recommendation for revision
Of tax laws.
An order has been issued establish.
ing postoff1ce at Crimson, st. Louis
county, with Patrick s. Quigley as
postmaster.
City Comptroller Nye has been elect
ed treasurer Of Minneapolis in place Of
Haugen, who resigned because Of ina.
bility to secure bonds.
Assets of the Germania Bank of St,
Paul, which suspended q few weeks
since, are scheduled at 81, 49,, SOC. 80;
liabilities, $1,O44, 1853. 30.
The case against Mankato's school
superintendent, who was compelled to
handle an unruly boy pupil rather
roughly, has been dismissed.
Three men from Grey Eagle were ar.
rested at Sank Center charged with
stealing wheat. They had sold the
wheat to milling company.
Jack Quinn, the young Minneapolis
highwayman, has been sentenced to
17% years at Saltwater. He made an
other attempt to escape from Jail.
County superintendents north of the
Twin Cities have perfected an organ.
ization known as the Northern Mime.
sofa County Superintendent associa.
ton.
TIoo S1AVor Ao1uerS OF the state Will
celebrate Lincoln's birthday with a
banquet at the Windsor hotel, st. Paul.
Ignatius Donnelly will be the principal
speaker. z'@.-@ :-.,.7, s. -
While the parents were away. S.year-s
old Ernst Strelow Of New Ulm found
some matches. When the parents re.
turned the child was found dead, hav.
ing set fire to its clothing. - =,
Phillip Hoffman, the young man
who fatally stabbed Michael Brennan
in Benton county last August was &C.
quilted after trial of two days. The
testimony given convinced the jury
that the killing of Brennan was done
in self defense.
Judge Bum has issued an order for
the return Of the state money in the
hands of the receivers Of the Bank of
Minnesota, the state being q preferred
creditor. The total amount of state
money in the bank was $l06, 900. OF
this amount $4,000 will be returned
at once and the balance as soon as pos.
sible.