Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-11-27
ROUND ABOUT THE STATE.

st. Paul wants $3,Ooo,Oo0 for mum.
cipal expenses next year.
TIL. Minnesota football team de-
feated Illinois by score of II to S. 1
The residence Of Enoch Stall at Wi
mona was damaged by fire to the ex-
tent of $1,000.
John Hacking, who has lived alone
In Excelsior for ten years, was found
dead in his bed.
Burglars broke into ii. Kath's sa-
loon, at Stewartville, and robbed the
cash register of about $12.
An Armenian woman peddler was
killed while attempting to get off d
train with her pack at Rice.
p. G. Knox, on employe of Somers
& CO., St. Paul, accidentally shot him
self in the foot while hunting.
Princeton takes steps to incorpo-
rate as city under the provisions OF
section 8 of general laws of 1890.
The Toulouse in the Rock Island
railroad yards at Pipestone was brok-
en- into and large number of heavy
tools taken.
A mother bear attacked three men
at Duluth in defense of her cubs and
held them at bay until her offspring
made their escape.
Edward l.. Warren of Cass Lake,
Mimi, has been appointed chief class
ifier of the coded lands of the Chip
pewa Indians in Minnesota.
Peter Demuth, arrested on the
charge of abducting Blanche Kansier,
IA years old, waived examination aud
was bound over at slayton.
The secretary of the treasury has in
creased the salary of Clayton r. Coo
ley, deputy collector of customs at
Minnc ;polis, from $4,000 to So, 400.
The executive and building commit
tees of the board of regents of the
state university decided upon the new
buildings necessary for the coming
year.
Edwin George, 20 years old, while
hunting rabbits near his home in
Woodbury. township, Washington
county, was accidentally shot and
killed.
Six laborers are ill from smallpox
at a railroad camp on the Milwaukee
extension near Fairbault. The camp
is quarantined and health officer is
in charge.
The registration at the university
for the present year surpasses that of
any previous year. There are TT
more students in attendance than at
this time last year.
Nelson & Jackson, Mound View dali
rymen, are seeking an order to COM
pei the state board of health to kill
cows condemned, and have the state
reimburse them for the loss.
Executive Agent Fullerton says he
will prosecute R. E. Cobb, commits
sion merchant of st. Paul, for ship
ping game out of the state to supply
the trade in Washington.
William H. Eustis, of Minneapolis,
has been appointed by Secretary
Shaw q special agent Of the United
States treasury department to inves-
tigate the postomce and other public
requirements of Honolulu and Hilo.
Judge Sanborn upheld decision
from the Colorado court, in which E.
Nichols was adjudged to pay $247.55
for the under-estimation Of herd of
cattle imported from Mexico. Nichols
attacked the validity of the law.
The attempt to divide the county
of Beltrami into four counties failed
in two instances and won out in one
The Blackjack and Roosevelt county
propositions failed, but the Clear
water proposition carried by small
majority. Part Of the county is now
known as Clearwater, with the coun-
ty seat probably at Bagley, but the
greater portion of the great county
remains intact.
In the United States court at Man
kato John Loffelmacher Of Nicollet
county, confessed to the Indictment
of having sent obscene letters and
pictures through the mail. He plead
ed guilty and was sentenced to Still
water for one year.
One of the presents to be received
by Frederick Riebe Of Winona in con-
nection with the celebration of his
sixtieth wedding anniversary, is "a
handsome gold medal from Prince
Henry of Prussia.
The northbound passenger train on
the MINI. &c International the other
night ran over and killed a deer near
Black Duck. Ihe buck was standing
on the track, apparently dazed by the
glow of the headlight, and made no
effort to get away.
State Auditor r. G. Dunn sold 49,
100000 feet of standing timber at
public auction. The timber is on land
belonging to the state school and
other funds, and the gross receipts
will go to the state. The sale was
brisk one, and several tracts went
over $40 thousand, the average price
was about $3.50 thousand. One quar-
ter Of the purchase price was paid
down.
Abram Moore is elected court COM
missioner of Murray county, although
receiving less than dozen votes for