The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-07
MINNESOTA.

Belle Plaine-Samuel Donahue, a man
ttnlrty years OF age, was found dead in a
oarn near Sumpter. He had been intoxi-
Gated all day and crawled into the barn
TO sleep. Liquor was the cause of his
death - MS
lie Sueur-The German Epworth league
ana ana sunday school convention closed Fri
day, after a two days session The meet
ing this year was the most successful one
held for some time. There were about
slXty delegates in attendance, besides a
Ram O. ministers, among whom were
e. cIeVi a. .. hoerner and II. Boettcher. of
9t Paul Z. w. Hetzler, president of ST
ttI dTi Iafk college, was also present and
TOOK part In the proceedings
Waverly-Miss K Flannery was ini,,red
III a runaway while returning home from
SSGhool and died shortly afterwards. Miss
NAME nam Gleeson, of Litchfield, who was
III Ti,n her at the time, escaped uninjured
Inc morse Which they We're driving be-
came unmanageab BILE
Sauk Rapids-The sawmill has baan
cIoSed down for two weeks as result
~ ~ Ille y extremely low stage of the water.
IN the river above here, but the water is
so low they will not float down.
T huverne-The Laugharn livery barn at
Luverne, which was DESTROYED nv fire. on
the night of April 0, will be rehyiit and
much finer building than the old one
VIII De the result The dimensions Of The
SSiiaLicture Siai m VII VI be 9Oxl36 feet, two stories
hlgh, and 100000 feet of lumber will h.,
used in its construction
albert Lea-Anders Anderson. an old
man man living with Peter Damer of this citv1
ing ts Ifund IF IL s,1 dead N bed Yesterday morn
cause of his death Two of his daughters
live in Minneapolis. - L 'ei .
otephen-Notices have been posted for
special election for the purpose Of vot-
nle,,oI ,re ~ c;z o2no the village for $1,000 the
money raised to be used in erecting q
plant. iShIlhS
=, WellsZHorton Thomson, member Of
Sit3, me eIIauuatlng I class of the state univer-
Ply, mas Deen appointed first assistant
teacher in the Wells high school. and will
nave charge of the natural science work
Chatheld.Miss Ella Coe, of this place
fortv fi% oeen 5, oliered cash prize of $3.50 or
LoIlS weeks tuition at the New England
conservatory of music, Boston, for oh
tanning LOCO subscribers for the Ta7ies,
Home Journal. Ni0"
Faribault--A large tower costing "a oOo
will be erected on the catbedras, @ti.GU th;U
summer 1t Will be a memorial 70 Rishnn
tWnlpple and will be called the bishon: s
Worthington-The Burlington Coda
iI.aplqs & Northern has its new branch
lllie ad,e,, from this city to Hardwick, in Rock
county, all graded, and the greater nart
OF the rails are laid. The new line will
not be extended beyond HardUicE this III.
year. but next season will be eStendad
to-CanoVa, S. d. The Worthington e.
G1ardWlck branch will be open for traf
Mankato-The Milwaukee road will ev-
tend its Mankato Wells branch north as
lar as Glencoe this season. AT that noin1
1t VIII connect with the Hastings & Dal
Morthfield-The calendar of Carleton
college for 1900-1SOl has Just been issued ed
and it shows a steady increase in the
numer of students. Within the last five
years the attendance has doubled and
the students come from many states. The
total number of students enrolled this
year is 413 LIS
Crookston : Two short-change artists
visited town Tuesday. After getting in
their fine work at some OF the stores thev
were arrested by CHIEF Gonyea and land
! ed IN Jail. They gave their names as Ed
! Collins and A. l.. Adams, and are sup
! posed to be from Duluth
ST Cloud-At the last meeting of the
hoard of education it was decided to aban-
don the three years course of the high
! school and maintain only the four vears'
! course. necessary for the admission of
! graduates to the state university
Spring Valley-There is considerable
/ dissatisfaction here over the action of the
/ state board of correction and charities in
! condemning the Fillmore county iaiI The
county commissioners will endeayor ia
overthrow the decision of the board