The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
ONE KILLED; ONE HURT
Disastrous Wedding Festivities
Near Waseca, Mimi.

WASECA, MLNN.-Philp Bishman was
killed and Mike MulcaheyI severely injured
in row at "a wedding feast in the village of
Wilton, near here, early this morning. E..
p Bahr and Fred Kuyarh are in Jail and
other arrests will follow. 4s
The festivities were being held at the home
of Kuyarh's father, and 1t seems that Bish-
man and Mulcahey had taken keg of beer
and gone to the feast unlimited. There are
various stories of how the affair started, but
Mulcahey says that after the row commenced
he went out of the house and got into the
buggy. Three or four persons approached
him and he was struck on the head by a
stone. The fact that he had on a stiff hat
probably saved his life. Mulcahey was then
seized, one of his captors saying. well fix
you the same way we did your partner but
he managed to escapesto the house of neigh
boring farmer, who brought him to town this
morning. .,a..,.s., 4%,~
Officers at once went to the scene. Evi-
dences of desperate struggle were found in
the yard: broken bottles, bloody clubs and
stones, and the course of the fight could be
traced out. through gate down the road and
to the barn, where the body of Bishman was
found lying between two hangers. the head
crushed to a pulp and the clothing: torn and
bloody. -.5,1. as4 81
< A post-mortem examination lis being held
this afternoon and the inquest: will take place
to- morrow. -'.. .a.-
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WILLMAR, MINN. IN ! s. - %7-
Miss Tnga sivertson, who became 50 well
known throughout Kandiyohi county during
Rce of. county superintendent of schools on
the populist ticket, was married to-day to
Rey: F. O.. Laurhammer OF st. Paul. The
theran chureh 1GUk at a. ns M hn
A settlement of the affairs of j. A. Weed
all has been made: The general merchandise
Of May, pending settlement for the benefit Of
creditors. The liabilities amounted to about
$12, 900. This week the entire stock and FIX
lures were bought by a brother Of Mr.. Weed
all, P A. Weedall, for $5,267.46. The store
IS now open. a.: f.2s s 80 :
JAMESTOWN, N. d. as...s...,
Attorney Leslie of Darlington has made ar
rangements to- begin the. building of a tele-
phone line from jamestown to Darlington to
connect with his Carrington- Fessenden -Har-
vey Hne.--The election in the second ward re-
suited in J. E.. Squirting, agent for the North
man by majority Of IS over his opponent,
Engineer McLain.-A jury has been drawn
for the term Of the district court to convene
In jamestown July T.. The most important
criminal matter is the case of William Will
son, who confessed that he forged $4,000 in
drafts on Ia Canadian bank and attempted to
swindle the ColYtenay bank and number Of
jamestown merchants.
DEADWOOD. s! d. s-. p .-,>" -
Two former known residents Of the
Black Hills-William NORM and J. j. Gon-
recently died. the former at North Platte,
Neb.. and the latter at Salt Lake City, Utah
Mr.. NORM conducted an extensive freight
business here in the early days.-The Elks
are planning flower fiesta as one of the
principal features during their carnival in
Deadwood the latter part OF July. The busi-
ness men and citizens are taking deep in
terest in the coming carnival, which is to
last five days. ' ".. r-