The Saint Paul globe., 1900-11-30

Big Timber, Mont.-William Powers was
KILLED at the Deer Creek camp by tree
falling upon him. He left a wife in poor
circumstances.
Council Bluffs, Io.--A second case OF
smallpox has been discovered here. Asa
Deems, a member of the Union Pacific
bridge gang, is the victim.
Osceola, Wis.-Fred HeicheI, aged
tWenty-eight years; brother of August
Heichel. of this place, was killed by a
skid in lumber camp near Rhinelander.
Dodgeville, Wis.-Reuben Lockman. Of
the town Of Wyoming, committed suicide
by shooting with a rifle. He was TWEEN
ty-two years of age, and died on the
grave oS his dog. -
J<enosha, Wis.-Patrick Marr, a Lake
county farmer, was thrown from his
wagon during a runaway, and later The
team plunged into the Des PLANES river
Both horses were drowned.
Bozeman, Mont.-The Northern Pacific
railway has just announced that freight
rates between this city and Livingston
will be cut in two, much to the satisfac
ton of merchants and other pl,rons
Iowa City, Io.-Edward Warner. a
former business man of Iowa City, and
Chris IIofeditz, farmer, We're killed by
the Rock Island railroad, five miles west
OF here.
Oshkosh, Wis.-Mrs. Henrietta Weber.
OF the town of Blackwell, aged seventy
two, is seeking a divorce from PhiiiD
Weber, whose age is seventy EIGHT, on
the ground of cruelty They have been
married fifty years.
West Superior, Wis.-The Prohibition
club has appointed a committee with
instructions to see that impeachment pro
ceedings are started against Mayor Park
ed should he decide to detract from the
present law enforcement order
Par Rapids, Minn.-Thphoid is raging III
the family of Emil Stangler. Two chill
dren have died and the remaining one is
sick. Mrs Stangler lies at the D3inf of
death and the husband was taken to the
hospital at Duluth this week for treat
Ment.
Bozeman, Mont.-BoAcman is to nave
sewerage, estimates having been made
by al expert for two different systems.
One Of these calls for an outlay of $780,
coo. and the other for about SIS, ,000 The
matter will come before the council at it's
next session
Pipestone, Minn.-The contract for the
erection of the new Pipestone county
court house was let to e. H. Pelter of
Faribault on his bid of S45175 for the
superstructuTe. The basement was puC
in during the past summer at a cost of
something over $4,000.
Mellette, S. Dat special election
the voters decided bv a vote of "a to
to issue bonds in the sum of s.. .00O to
draw not to exceed per cent interest.
for the purpose of sinking an arteSian
well, TO IurH1Sn water Tor domestic and
fire protection purposes.
Sioux Falls, S. Done of the most i'm
portant matters to come before the state
legislature this winter will be the uues-
ton OF setting aside sum for the collec-
tlon of relies, documents, etc, bearing on
the early history of the region now en-
braced within the state. Doane Robin
son will push this legislation.
Stevens Point, Wis.-The Jury before
which was tried the case of Constantin
Moital brought in a verdict convicting
him of murder in the first degree
Woital killed his wife on the street last
January, because she refused to live
with him. His defense was temporary
insanity. He will be sent UP for life.
Eveleth, Minn.-Rev. Nj. Q. Stockland,
pastor of the M. e. church, swore out
complaints against Henry Hockwith
John Mitchell, Solomon Sax William
CaSs, Gust johnson and Joe Badly saloon
keepers, charging them with running
gamphng establishments. Tney agreed
to close their gambling resorts, and the
complaints were withdrawn.
Grand Meadow, Mnn-The Congrega-
donal church gave Rev T. w. Minis, its
pastor. a reception in the church parlors.
Mr.. MINIS has been pastor of the church
:...The weather still continues thr5a ten
Ing. There is much threshing and other
farm work yet to do. There has been a
great scarcity Of labCrers.
C@sSeIton' n: D.ZCapt. Charles May
and wife celebrated their golden we'd
Ging at their hotel, the Occidental Capt.
May was for many years on Lake Michi-
san and later moved to Excelsior, owning
Snd a1iti operating several boats on Lake
Mlnnetonka, the Belle OF Minnetonka and
the latte May b5ing of his fleet He
and his bride Of fifty years are still Wig
orous.
Milbank,, S. D.-For the purpose of in
creasing the membership and promot ng
interest "a 1cr.,
.. U. W., will hold a contest and make
a spirited canvass The contest closes
Dec. q, and the defeated side will serve
a supper to the victors James LoCkhart
is captain of the Blues and Charles SUIT
cliff of the Reds, the names given the op-
posing sides.
Madison, Wis-The official canvass Of
the vote of Wisconsin in the election
show shows the count to be se, as follows: For
Mckinley, 265, ,293; Debs, 1854; MaIoney.
531; showing McKinleys plurality to be
]06, COZ, For governor Bohmrich Oem },
(Rep), 264, 40; Tuttle Social Dem.), 6,527;
Wllke Social Labor, 5O4; showing La
Follette's plurality to be 1924
Ashland, Wis.-The last cargo of iron
ore for the year has just left the Ashland
docks. 1t was consigned to the Carne-
gle docks. at Conneaut O. The ship
ments Of the year have exceeded those
OF any. year in the past. The Wisconsin
CeHIfdl fGad mas had smaller proportion
OF tie total than in years, sending but
SC0000 tons, and the Chicago 6. North
Western has gained materially over any
preceding season. The shipments from
the Gogebic range, nearly ali OF which
are via Ashland, have been nearly 3,6O0,-
coo tons.
Iowa Falls, Io.-At. the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. b Roney, in this city, Wednes-
day. evening took pace the marriage of
their daughter, Grace, to Theodore
Pletch, of Alden, 10. The ceremony was
performed in the presence of a small
company of friends and relatives by Rev.
George B. Shoemaker. OF the First Meth
od1st church. The bride is an accom-
plished young lady, and well known in
this city. where she lived for several
years. Mr.. Pletch is a member of the
lumber firm of Pletch & Crawford, of Al
den, and formerly resided here. The
couple left for the East on a wedding
trip. They will make their home IN Al
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