Minnesota at Chicago
Saturday, October 26, 1895 Share
Minnesota beat Chicago 10–6. It was their first meeting; after it, Minnesota led the series 1–0.
FinalHigh 71°F, low 38°F
In the newspapers

The Redwood gazette, Redwood Falls, Minn., October 31, 1895, page 1
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NEWS IN MINNESOTA NEW RAILROAD FROM DULUTH TO WINNIPEG. | 0suueu rAFo DestrOys COnstder0Dle Property at Bird Handsome Census ! Statistics. st. Paul has completed five miles of asphalt paving the past season. Duluth will sell valuable franchises hereafter, instead of giving them away. The Minnesota supreme court has decided that petit jurors are entitled to 81 day. The preliminary steps have been taken to incorporate Biwabik on the Mesaba range as city. G. G.. Jennings, aged SO, and Mrs. Fredrika Klinga, aged rs, were married at New Richland. considerable interest is being mani tested in the immigration convention at St. Paul Nov. 10 to 81. The constitutionality of the state | game law is being tested in suit by St. Paul commission men. The $50, 900 of LIE Sueur court house bonds, bearing 5 per cent interest, were sold at a premium of 81 $3.50. Fire at Bird Island DESTROYED the Western hotel and adjoining buildings. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000. Charles Sorenson, blind ex-soldier of Minneapolis, has just been notified that he is entitled to a pension of S72 per month. The last stone has been laid on the Minneapolis city hall and courthouse. Work on the building was begun seven years ago. G. A. Pillsbury of Minneapolis prediets blockade of traffic unless railroads meet the demands for cars with more alacrity. Articles of incorporation of the Duluth and Northwestern railroad, to run from Duluth to Winnipeg, have been filed at St. Paul. Ruth King Or Ruth Falmouth, queen OF the Pillager band of Chippewa Indidams, died at Cass Lake. She was a daughter of Chief Falmouth. In report to the Minneapolis board of trade A. B. Choate says Minnesota is full OF natural materials for mood roads, and tells how they should be used. Rev. J. H. Ranger of indianapolis, delegate to the recent Episcopal convention at Minneapolis, died in the latter city Thursday of pneumonia. The Minnesota Boat club defeated the Duluth boat club at foot ball by ore Of 10 to o. Minnesota University team defeated the Chicago University 10 to 6. A runaway horse at Minneapolis jumped off bridge and landed on top of moving freight train. The horse was killed and the driver badly in. jured. Mrs. Bridget Sullivan, aged 100 years, died at Minneapolis Wednesday. She was never sick day in her life and passed away while taking her regular afternoon nap. Conductor King of the Chicago Great Western road was held up by gang of young fellows while riding on the rear platform of St. Paul street car. They secured $40. The law making it misdemeanor for retail provision dealers to sell plucked, undrawn poultry has been declared unconstitutional by Judge Kerr of the Ramsey county district court. At recent meeting of the executive committee of the state educational associtation Dec. 81 was fixed as the time for the meeting of each section and also for the annual declamatory contest. The sales of state lands by State Auditor Dunn in Houston county amounted to 1858. So acres, the amount bid for the land being $13, 794.77. In Sherburns county 1862 acres were sold for 8, 794.77. The state university faculty has decided that students carelessly doing poor work will be required to mend their ways or leave the institution. The at tendance this year is 2,192, as against ALL last year. Ninian Waerner, associate editor of Svenska Americanska Posten of Mime apolis, has been elected editor of Motala Posten, the leading paper in the prov ince of Ostergotland, Sweden, and has accepted the call. John E.. Bell, who was one of the first men that ran locomotives in Eng land, died at Minneapolis Friday. He was born in Northumberland SO years ago, and was well acquainted with Watts and Stephenson. Articles of Incorporation for new railroad company, to be known as the Duluth and Northwestern, have been fled with the secretary of state The line of road to be built is to run from Duluth to Winnipeg, crossing the Mesabe iron range. According to the state census bureau Duluth has 1852 legal voters; Mime apolis 81, 946, Winona. 5,177. The male population of Minneapolis is 100, 1O6, female, W, 727; of Duluth “a, 1852 males, 1924 females; Winona 1O,269 males and 10, $50 females. The United States army officers at St.

Great Falls weekly tribune, November 1, 1895, page 2
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CnlCAGo, Oct. 2G-The football eleven of the University Of Minnesota defeated that Of the Chicago university today by score of 10 TO 6. The game, which was played before a crowd Of G,OOO people, WAS bitterly contested
Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.
Before kickoff
Our ratings going in
Our ratings (scores only)
Minnesota 67% to win. Elo’s favorite won.
The series
Every Minnesota–Chicago gameMinnesota leads 12–5–1 in 18 meetings, counting the 17 since this game.
| 1934 | Minnesota 35, Chicago 7 | |
| 1928 | Minnesota 33, Chicago 7 | |
| 1918 | Minnesota 7, Chicago 0 | |
| 1917 | Minnesota 33, Chicago 0 | |
| 1916 | Minnesota 49, Chicago 0 | |
| 1915 | Minnesota 20, Chicago 7 |
Around this game
Minnesota
- Next gameat PurdueOct. 29, 1895
- SeasonMinnesota in 1895
- ProgramMinnesota history and records
Chicago
- Next gamevs. WisconsinNov. 2, 1895
- SeasonChicago in 1895
- ProgramChicago history and records
