The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-03-02
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81 Pal,j has 4 f.asf of slnnl luox.s


close their shops on Sunday 'ssss
SIS IQseph III tholjc ghpreh
Ranl was destroys by fire SUNDAY
ArchBfishop iceland ias g \ 4 3
the pope endorsing his ency lical
4. Amerfc anism. =
a neigh borhoodi ID Winlona county
much perturbed over case Of that
they call witchcraft M
Thirteen men Of the Thirteenth Min
nesota have been svodnded IN the
trouble in the Philip ines. 81
according to INF b hop received b
!: Represent Eddy Chief Bug-a-maz
Geshig is again at Bear Island
Among the deaths reported for the
week at Manila is II that sof RobertfLy
Vanemanof Company i Of variola.
The Minneapolis Tribune has been
completely burned out again. The
Journal building and other adjacent
structures took fire but were saved.
& It is stated that the Omaha will locate
q new town. ii Martin county at the
terminus Of the Watonwan Valley road
which is to be built the coming spring.
The Rome correspon dent Of the Lon
don Daily News says he learns on rei
able authority that Archbishop Ireland
will be created cardinal at the next
consistory
John F. Johnson, Company Ct, Thir
teenth Minnesota, died Jan. 10 of
Brights disease, and was buried at sea.
He was en- route home on the transport,
Zealandia. ssssssz
Faelsta Bros, hardware dealers at
Madelia, have filed a petition in bank
ruptcy with Referee Fittie at Mankato.
The liability are estimated at $1,000,
with no assets. 81
The semi-annual meeting Of the Wi
mona Presbytery will be held March 81,
90 and %. The boards Of both the. wo-
mems home and foreign societies will
meet, at the same. time.
superintendent M Jordan of Min
nearolis has been elected secretary Of
! the department superindende tents at
the National Educational association in
session at Columbus, @.
The following Minnesota postmasters
have been appointed during the week:
Oak Grove, AnoAa county, Mary Whit
ney, vice Franklin Whitney, dead;
Leavenworth, Brown county, Charles
T. Kuester, vice John Huiras, resigned.
Thursday night burglars broke into
the safes Of the county treasurer's Office
and postoffice at Glenwood. They sc.
cured about $75 from the former and
. about 5000 from the latter. Both rob
bers were run down by a posse and
captured. s. 49, e ~ ~ 20
Michael Smith, a justice of the peace
at Eveleth, is reported to have disap-
peared from that village last Monday.
/ He was arrested at Lake Nebagamon;
charged with misappropriating village
4 funds to the amount of several hundred
doll g
Louis Bibault and Joseph Desperoid
were brought before Justice Sundberg
at Walker to answer to the charge OF
killing Captain Barclay at Pine River.
4 It is not believed generally that they
are guilty, but are supposed to know
something about the killing, s5ss.ss
Wan-e-ka-bo DO, notorious Indian des-
1 perado, was stabbed to death by another
i Indian at Lawrence, on the shores Of
B Mile Laos lake. Four murders and
several attempted murders are laid to
him. He was under bonds to appear at
q the next term of the district court to
answer to the charge of murder.
1 According to report from White
4 Earth Oars. Hall has been making 8
personal investigation Of rumors that
4 green pine was being cut on the reser-
8 walton this winter. He found, it is
stated, that on the south border Of the
4 reservation there has been extensive
cutting both of pine and oak, which has
/ been sawed just off the reservation
I limits. ts.2
I A postofice was. established at Vail,
1 Redwood county. which is to be sup
Piled by special service from Rock.
James Longbottom has been appointed
postmaster at this Office. The postofice
!, at Hurdal, Fillmore county, has been
discontinued, and mail for that place
will hereafter be carried to Ostrander.
The postoffce at Wyanett, Isanti
county, has been moved three miles
i. west of the former location.
8 The following cablegam has been re-
ceived from Colonel Ames Of the Thir-
teepth Minnesota, addressed to Governor
Lind. The regiment is still acting as
provost Uprising attempted. Unsuc-
; cessful. Captain Robinson, Sergeant
Shepard, Privates Calvin, Wooding,
! nell, Huffman, fairfield, Fitch. Hart
s ley, Company D; Private Baker, Conn
], tpany g; Private Gilman, Company ii;
Private Frykman, Company NJ, all
4 wounded slightly. Private Sehr, Com
q panys N, serious. All doing well. There
q is no occasion for alarm.
Judge Otis in the district court at st.
y Paul ordered . verdict FOR the defend
ant in the case Of 2. II. Hebner against
!. the Great Northern Railway company.