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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-06
HER AFFECTIONS DAMAGED.
Young woman in Duluth wants
Marks Mannheim to Pay Her So,Ooo.

DULUTH. Mimi, Jan. 5.-Miss E. W. van
dever began suit in the district court yester-
day to recover from MARKS Mannheim, of Vlr-
ginia, 5000 damages for trifiing with her
affections The complaint in the case al
leges that Miss Vandever, who lived near
Omaha. met the defendant last August and,
on his representation that he was unmarried
and would marry the plaintiff as soon as
they reached the defendants house at VIZ
gin;a. the plaintiff accompanied Mannheim to
Virginia On reaching that place, the COM
plant goes on to say the plaintiff found that
the defendant is married and has one child
For this base deception the plaintiff demands
damages The answer of the defendant al
leges that Miss Vandever was employed by
MIN as servant, and while working for
him several articles were missed he says
that he suspected the plaintiff in this case.
had her arrested and She was convicted and
sentenced to Jail for forty days for petit
larceny. During the time she was in jail,
the answer goes on to assert, the present
action was started.
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PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
District of Minnesota, Third Di-
vision, in Bankruptcy.
In fhe Matter OF the Estate of Ar
thur l.. WooIsey. Bankrupt.

SALE OF STOCK AND EFFECTS.
This is to give notice that on the 18th
day of January 1899, at eleven o.elocks a. m
at the late place of business of said bank
rupt, known as weolsey's drug store, in
Merriam Park, Mimi. ]. P. Gilmore. the
receive bids for the stock of goods and ix-
lures belonging to said estate remaining
undisposed of at that time. and also for all
the book accounts and promissory notes
then remaining uncollected, belonging to
said estate. and that bids win be received
BY the said trustee from eleven O'Clock to
thirty o'cleck a. m. on said day, and
that the said property will then and there
be sold and transferred to the highest bid
der for cash.
nated ST. Paul, Minnesota. January. 5th,
1899 NJ. DORAN JR.,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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Been Under Suspicion-The Ar
rest Was Due TO the Untiring Eff
forts of Alexander Mcyeety and
Marshal EppIer.
HOWARD LAKE. Mimi, Jan. 3
After twenty months of mystery, the
horrible Boxell murder mystery of
May. 1897 bids fair TO be cleared up.
Joseph BoXeu, the son of the murdered
man. was arrested late last night,
charged with the awful crime
At IL o'clock Marshal Eppler, ac-
companied by James e. Ege, ex-sher-
iff of Hennepin county; J. j. and NJ.
NJ. Woolley and Alex McVeety, went
to Joseph BoxelIs house in Middle
vile. one and half miles west of this
village and formally arrested him Tor
the murder of his father, Thomas
BoXell. and his young wife, Lydia NJ.
Boxell, on the night of May 10, 1877
Ever since the commission Of this
bloody murder Joseph Boxell has been
under suspicion, and about year ago
a warrant was issued ror his arrest,
but before it was served it was re-
called by the authorities because it
was not believed that there was evil
dence enough to secure a conviction
The crime for which BoXell was ar
rested was committed on the night of
May 10. 1897 The victims were w. L.
BoXell, one of the oldest settlers Of
Wright county, and worth fully Slo'-
900, and his young bride OF three
months. The house where the crime
was committed is about mile and a
half west of Howard Lake, near the
Great Northern railroad.
civ
had lost his wife in the preceding
June and had married Miss Lydia Oil
yer, of Middleville, a maid of eighteen.
The arrangement was apparently sat
isfactory to his children
Mr.. and Mrs Boxell, with Robert
and Ge0rse, his youngest sons, con-
stituted the family. and the boys were
away fishing on the night IN ques-
ton, returning about midnight Ihe
door was usually left unfastened Tor
them, but they found it locked and
blood on the panels and on the porch.
This alarmed them and they fastened
to the home of the brother Joe, about
a quarter of a mile north. A couple
of neighbors. who had been aroused
and started for town on horseback.
found the body of Boxell in the road
about a hundred feet south OF ms
house Members of the Masonic lodge
which was in session, haSteHeu " tic
scene and broke into the house. w heh
they reached the bedroom they were
horror stricken. The young wife was
on her knees in a pool of blood, De-
hind a stove in a corner of the room.
loaded shotgun stood with the stock
up and muzzle under her chest as
though she had attempted to detend
herself with it. Examination reveal
ed six fractures of the skull and the
left upper side of the face crushed IN.
The blows had been struck with an ak
In a vest behind the bed was
purse containing 5000, but watch was
missing. and it was known that there
had been over 5000 in cash in the house;
There were two axes at the Wood
pile and only one had been taken: LII
was presumed that Boxell had been
summoned to the door. when he was
assaulted. and finding himself unaple
to fight longer he ran. pursued by the
assassin, who knocked him down In
the road and dealt the final blow. Ine
murderer then returned to the house
killed the wife and threw the ak n
the ward. He locked the door and
made his escape through woodshed
window.
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Superior Leader May Reform.

SUPERIOR, Wis, Jan 5-The Superior
Leader, which recently Went into the hands
of receiver, may soon be bought by the
Endion Improvement company 1t report
ed yesterday that the club has decided to pur-
chase the paper, and would run it In the in
terest of reform politics. both in county and
city affairs.
The Endon company is composed of Martin
Pattison, DR.. William Conan, William Patti
son. DR.. Ogilve and others prominent in Su
perior's financial world
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help Wanted Males
st. Paul and Minneapolis Ads, go
Words or Less, 1Oc.
Out-of-Town Ads, 20 Words or
Less, zoe.
Wanted, barber. Inquire at 104
NeMspaDer Row.
WOMEN ARE AGITATED.
Gov. RooseveIeS Suffrage sugsestso

Gov. ROoseveIt's Suffrage Suggestion.
the Cause.
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 5.-Albany is cen
ter of suffrage agitation. The friends and
opponents of woman's suffrage are wrought
up Gov. Roosevelts message, in which
he advocates gradual extension Of the
suffrage to women. There was great per
plexity among the ladies interested as to
what the governor means. Gov Roosevelt
said tonight that what he meant in the mes
sage was a gradual extension of suffrage to
women. How far to extend it he is NOT
certain. He believes that the condition of
large number OF women should be bettered
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REDWOOD FALLS, Mimi, Jan. B.
Especial. THE county commissioners today
sold the county poor farm to Fred Orth, Of
Morton. for IS 2O0 Provision is now being
made for the care of the few paupers at the
farm The commissioners also appropriated
So 600 for rebuilding the bridge across the
Minnesota near North Redwood
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Another Judge wanted.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 5.-The rehearing of
case involving the West Pullman bonds came
up before Judge Harrison for trial this morn
ing. Messrs. Jackson & Hart, attorneys for
the objectors, however, protested against
Judge Harrison hearing the case on the
ground of his having been at one time slightly
Interested in the claims OF certain creditors.
The court will announce decision saturday
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VIII Carry "a SIeener.

The Omaha train which leaves this city at
4:50 p. m. for Kasota. New Ulm and Tracy
will in future have sleeper attached at
Kasota. which will be a great convenience
to persons going to Brookngs. Instead of
having to lay over at Tracy for a mixed
train which arrives there at a. M, pas
sengers will be able to sleep comfortably In
a berth and will arrive at Brookngs in q
condition of rest.
The Omaha has issued a neat folder con-
tanning schedule of the new train service
between st. Paul and Duluth and Duluth
and Chicago.
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ST. CLOUD. Jan. 5.-At the office CT Chair
man A. G.. Whitney, of the citizens COM
mittee recently appointed to consider the
feasibility of establishing a beet sugar fac
tory here, there was a meeting of the COM
mittee and it was unanimously decided by
the committee to incorporate a company to
be legally known as the ST. Cloud Beet Sugar
Manufacturing company, and with a capital
stock of 100000 Senator Henry Keller of
Sank Centre who is already heavily inter-
ested in the st. Louis Park beet sugar fac
tory, proposes to secure the balance of the
amount of capital stock provided ST. Cloud
and Stearns county men subscribe $50 600 in
Sta
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Retail Implement lDea1ers.

OMAHA, Jan. Sat the eighth annual
meeting of the Nebraska and Western Iowa
Implement Dealers today resolution was
adopted pledging the members of the asso-
citation not to buy goods of any wholesale
house which sells direct to consumers, nor
are they to handle any goods put out by
these houses. Men who deal with catalogue
houses are to be published and avoided in
business relations.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 5F44eAuditor Morris. of
the treasury department. ohas. issued checks
for prize money to Capt. ,fSigsbee and all the
crew of the St. Paul engaged in the capture
of the British ship Rossormef, the cargo Of
which brought over $4,000. 30 Capt. Sigsbee
receives $976.SS. The neXt largest sum goes
to the paymaster and chaplain. They get
$40 each. The gunner S maze receives $40
and the sailors between 81 and s. each.
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SALOONS Are Abolished

GRANITE FALLS, Mimi, Jan. 5.-The fol-
lowing city ticket has been elected: Mayor, B.
F. Nelson; recorder, William Schellbach;
treasurer Bert Winter; aldermen. First ward.
o. G. Fostvedt and o. II. Soriien; Second
ward j. A. Weaver; justice, R. R. Hotchkiss;
hv InaioritY of 20.
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Mustering Men Out.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Jan. 5.-tSpecial)-
Maj. Bradley today examined 100 men of
Company E. Third Wisconsin volunteers.
not including who is record de-
serter. or 10G men he thinks about 40 per
cent in as gocd physical condition as
when they enlisted Seven or eight per cent
show serious physical ailments. About
for pensions. Capt Andrus ard Maj Fay
are proceeding with the muster out and pay
tonight
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ROCHESTER,, Mimi, jan 5-At high noon
yesterday in Calvary Episcopal church, Rev.
w. W. Fowler officiating, assisted by Albert
Anderson and Victor Wellde. in the presence
of the two families and few intimate friends
only, the marriage of DR.. Christopher Graham
and Miss Blanche, younger daughter of Hon.
Walter L. Breckenridge, both of this city,
was celebrated
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-06
Mrs. Macy's Bequests.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-The will of the late
Mrs Caroline L. Macy, filed for probate to-
day, becueaths to the New York Teachers
college $200000 and s., ,000 to the Presbyterian
hospital. The personal estate is valued at
more than 81, 100000 and the real property at
$50, 000 The bulk of the estate was left TO
the children, V. E. Macy and Kate Macy
Ladd.
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Count Tolstoi May Be Banished.

LONDON, Jan 6--The Berlin correspond
ent of the Daily Mail mentions a rumor from
st. Petersburg that Count leo Tolstoi will
be banished for ehampioning the cause of the
wholesale emigration from the caucasian d,s-
tricts, mostly for Canada, whittier one of
Tolstoi's sons is going to- Inspect land that
has been acquired for the emgrants.
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MedIeal,

20 Words or Less, 3Uc.
ANNA MACK from Chicago steam tub,
medicated paths; select massage; profes-
soral operators; open day and night. 1S6
East Seventh st.
DIR. STELLA FREMONT, baths, vapor,
electric and massage; newly refitted rooms.
165 East Seventh St, corner of Jackson,
Room 4.
MRS LEONE, from Paris, Scientific mas
sage. alcohol baths. electric treatment
Room g. 165 East Seventh st.
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County PIuBs.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. Sat a meeting Of
the county commissioners this morning ap-
poiRtments for the year were made. All the
old employees were retained with the exception
of few minor ones mostly extra help. Sam
uel Ide Napoleon Armeauw, Peter Junger,
William Rogers and Joseph Malowski were
dropped. and f. II. Sherman, John w. Iur-
ner and Daniel . Bren were taken to replace
them making a slight reduction in the force.
Committees were named and other routine
business transacted.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-06
Fast Mail Flyers.

SAN FRANCISCO. JAN 5.-The fast mail
from New York to San Frarcisco arrived TO-
night at $50. From New York to Ogden the
train made the trip il, thirteen hours less
than schedule. but on the last $50 miles, from
Ogden to San Francisco. no attempt Was made
mites an hour.
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Robbed the City Treasurer.

WINNIPEG, Man.. Jan. 5.-At Baldur last
evening two men went to the office OF Mu-
ncipal Treasurer narrower ostensibly to pay
their taxes, and when the safe was opened,
gagged and bound Narrower. In the sculhe
a revolver went off, shooting narrower
through the hand. The thieves got away with
$500 before Harrower's cries brought assist
anpe
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supposed Suicide.

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 5.-Charles S. Allen,
formerly a salesman in the employ of the
Ply mouth Clothing company, was found dead
in his room at 1886 Columbus avenue. at $50
this morning. A bottle marked prussic acid
was found upon his table, leading TO the be-
lief that his death was of his own seeking
The coroner was notified and the body taken
TO the morgue
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-06
LiheI Suft Is On.

libel suit of George NJ Popham, ex-dstrict at
torney, against Evin Hanson and Attorney G.
NJ. Perry, of this city, was before Judge Bar
clay yesterday. The day was consumed in
taking evidence on a preliminary hearing.
Popham claims damages to the amount OF
$4,000 for an attack on his professional char
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Wisconsin Mayors Meet.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. s.-About
twenty-five mayors of the leading cities OF
Milwaukee's business men, met at the Plank
irton house tonight in the First Wisconsin
state conference for irnproVerd charter legis-
lation, nuder the auspices Of the Milwaukee,
muncipal league
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-06
Day Divorce Case.

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 5.-Judge Harrison
granted a divorce to Antonette X. Day from
William H. H. Day. and this uch-talked-
about case is finally settled, so far as the
divorce case is concerned. There was no
resistance on the part of the husband and
the wife proved that he had been guilty of
improper conduct with women, whose names
were not given.
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TO PLEAD FOR HER DAUGHTER
Mrs. Fnyne Moore's Mother Hur-
ryinx to New York

MIS-. Fayne MOOre'S Mother Hur-
rying to New York.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Recorder Goff
today refused to reduce the bail Of
Mrs. Fayne Moore from $4,000 to $1,500,
as had been requested by her counsel
Mrs. Strahan, Mrs. Moore's mother, is
expected to come to this city from
Atlanta, Ca, in a few days. She will
plead with District Attorney Gardiner
to let her take her daughter home
with her. Mr. Gardiner is determined
to try the woman again. The next
trial will be before Justice Furslan, in
the criminal part of the supreme
court
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Albert Lea Free From Crime.

ALBERT LEA, Mimi. Jan. 5.-Chief of Po-
lice Chamberlain has submitted his report for
1898, and it proves that Albert Lea has been
remarkably free from crime and is an orderly
city. Although he lodged 425 men, nearly all
were tramps, only twenty-five being COM
mitted for intemperance and eleven under
sentence. There was not a single of
female offender during the year.
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Ca,np Fatalities.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Jan. 5-(Special)-
Halvcr Johnson, of Eau Claire, a sawyer in
the Northwestern Lumber company's camp.
three miles from Stanley, was struck by a
falling tree at O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
johnson died on a Wisconsin Central train
while being brought to this city. He leaves
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Wanted TO buy
20 words or Les
40 Words or Less,

KODAK-Wanted kodak: must be in good
repair; state lowest cash prsce. Address
L %, Globe.
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John Russell rYonnw III.

WASHINGTON, JAM Is s. 55,4sJohn Russell
Yourg. the Librarian of congress. is confined
to his bed with a severe attack of acute
gaut which is of very painful character
ard it viii probably be several weeks be-
fore he will be able to be out.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-06
Shoe Strike.

Special THE strike OF the shoemakers in
Weinberger's factory is ended. The men have
won victory and the cut in wages proposed
by the employers will not be made. All of the
men will return to work tomorrow morning.
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CITY VIII Appeal.

WINONA, Mimi. Jan. 5.A(Special)-At a
sIecial meeting of the city council held this
afternoon it was decided to take an appeal
to the supreme court in the slO,OeO damage
suit brought against the city by Frank
Wanek.
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PARK RAPIDS, Mimi, Jan. 5.-Word was
brought to town this forenoon that man
had been killed on the track about half
went to the place and found the remains of
Oscar Kellner, a young German, who lived
near Dorset.
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Mortgage Sales
Notice of Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the conditions
0f a certain mortgage bearing date of March
5, 1889. made by john r. Sprott and Merica
Sprott, his wife. mortga gors, to Frank W
Ihorne mortgage, and recorded in the Office
Of the Register of Deeds, of Ramsey county
Minnesota on the sixth day of March. 1885,
cages. on pages 533 to 536, inclusive. and
which said mortgage was duly assigned TO
j. Homer Pierce. by Sn instrument in writ
Ing, dated April 22nd, 1882 and recorded in the
office of said Register of Deeds, April "a h,
1889. in Book H" of Assignments on page
124, upon which mortgage there is now due
dred Seven and s2-1OO (s2i07.9 go Dollars.
which amount includes s40.50 taxes of 1891
$3.50 taxes of 1892; S31.5S taxes of 1898:
s32 SO taxes of 1894; s32 taxes of 1855:
$25i0 taxes of 1896: $3.50 taxes of 1897. and
$50 special assessments for local improve
ments. al paid by said assignee on the prop
erty hereinafter and in said mortgage de-
scribed~
Now, therefore, Notice is hereby given that
by virtue of the power of sale in the said mort
gage contained and the statute in such case
made and provided, the said mortgage will be
foreciosed by sale at public auction. the
highest bidder for cash of the premises therein
described to be made by the Sheriff Of said
Ramsey county, at Cedar street entrance 20
the Ramsey county Court House, in the Ci.y
of st. Paul. Ramsey county, Minnesota OIL
Saturday February 4th 1899. at ten o'ciot k in
the forenoon. to satisfy the amount which
will then be due upon the said mortgage, the
costs and disbursements Of sale, and fifty
dollars attorneys fees. stipulated to Be pa
in case of a foreclosure of the said mortgage.
The premises described in the sad NOR
gage and so to be sold are al that tract OF
parcel Of land wing and being in she County
OF Ramsey and State of Milan ssota. de-
scribed as follows. to-wit; Lot num5=r
eighteen G9. in block numbered sevens- en-
%, in Summit Park addition to s.. Pau
according to the pat OF sad addition OF
record and on file in the oaiee of toe ~ eg-stsr
of Deeds in ard for the County VI Ramsey.
and Stste of Minnesota.
Dated at St. Paul, -hlinneSota, Dec q 1898
]. HOMER PIERCE.
Assignee OF Mortgage ..
STRINGER & SEYMOUR
Attorneys for Mortgage.
Natl. Ger. Am. Bank Bldg.
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LIBERAL LEADER.
Sir Henry CampbeH-Bannern,n
May Be Selected.

LONDON, Jan. 5.-Rt. Hon. Sir
Charles Wentworth Dixie, Radical
member for the Forest of Dean divi-
sion of Gloucestershire, delivered a
speech to his constituents at NeWent
tonight and expressed the opinion that
the Liberal members of the house of
commons would choose as their leader
in succession to Sir William Vernon
Harcourt Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Cam
bell -Bannerman. member for Stirling
district, former chief secretary for Ire
land and former secretary Of state for
war.
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OLDEST son ARRESTED
JOSEPH ROXELL IS ACCUSED OF
THE MURDER OF HIS FATHER
AND STEPMOTHER
MYSTERY MAY BE SOLVED

Since the killing OF Old MIR. BoNeII
and His Young Wife His Son Has
Been Under SuspfciOn-The Ar
rest Was Due 10 the untirine Eff
Marshal EppIer.
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RoieIs.

RoieIs.
20 Words or Less, 2Oc.
WORKINGMEN'S HOME-AlI new,~ remod-
eled. furnished: large reading and sittina
room; good, cheap home for the winter.
Office. 127 East Eighth st., corner Eighth
and Robert
HOTEL IMPERIAL = New remodeed fur
nished steam-heated rooms with all con-
ventences; cheap for the winter. lS East
Eighth. near Wabasha-
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NEW ULM, Mimi. Jan. 5.-Farmer John
Welner, murdered New Years eve, was
buried at l o'clock this afternoon. Over LOGO
people attended the funeral and the cere
monies were very impressive. There is no
clue to the murderers.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-06
RAILWAY NOTES.

The Tacoma Ledger celebrates the opening
of the new year by publishing a Prosperity
Edition" between covers. The edition con-
tains many articles showing the business con-
dition of Tacoma and number of very
celent illustrations of the city and state
The issue contains all kinds of information
about Tacoma and is a veritable encyclopedia
of that city.
The Seattle Daily Times issues monster
holiday edition of siXty-four pages which is
a splendid souvenir of that city. The first
page Of the paper contains pictures Of the
new Great Northern railway terminals and
elevators at Seattle, and shows what an i'm
mense improvement that road is making
there. The new gold fields in the Atlin dis
trict are described in detail and much in
formation is given bearing upon the state Of
Washington. The edition is a valuable refer
ence publication.
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minneapolis News.
POLICE FORCE CHANGES.

Capt. Helm Reduced to the RAM. of
Court officer.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 5.-Mayor Gray's work
of wedding out the police department is pro-
crossing slowly, and today saw Capt, Jacob
Helm, of the North station, reduced TO the
rank of court officer, and Court Officer Toilet
son sent back on a beat. Capt. Helm is or
dered to take Tollefson's place at the mu-
nicipal court, and Capt. Martin Buerfennins,
doing night duty at police headquarters,
has been instructed to take charge OF the
North station, where he had formerly been
stationed
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Sum Ffl ans,


STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAM
sey-District Court. Second Judicial Dis
tr;ct.
c. H. Bristol. plaintif VS.. W. H. Hopkins
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The State of Minnesota to the Above Named
Defendant:
You hereby summoned and required -
answer the complaint IN this action, which
has been filed with the Clerk Of said Court
and to serve copy OF your answer to the
said complaint the subscribers at their
Office, in Room 901. Pioneer Press Building
st. Paul Minnesota, within twenty days after
the service CT this Summons upon you ex-
elusive of the day of such service: and il
you fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action
will take judgment against you fer the sum
of Two Hundred Three and 40-100 Dollars
with interest thereon from November 14th
1895. besides the costs and disbursements OF
this actlCn.
MCLAUGHLIN & BOYESEN
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
ST. Paul, Minn.
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wife and family.
Jacob Dick of this city. was killed In l.
X. Kerr's camp at Phillips. yesterday, while
loading logs His remains will be brought
here. He leaves wife and family.