New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-22
MlNaEsOTA NEWS.

Six inches of snow fell at Bis
marck last Friday.
The Masons Of Redwood Falls
will hold a ball on the 18th inst.
The Madelia Times says that invi-
tations are out TO the wedding OF
Brother Chapman, editor Of the St.
James Journal, and Miss Lila ClG. k
The Minneapolis millers received
40, 900 bushels Of wheat last Thurs
day, and shipped 1O,036 barrels Of
-four.
K. T. Brandvold, merchant of
Waseca. made an assignment last
week for the benefit Of his creditors.
His liabilities are about$12, 900.
The largest loser by the Prael,
DuBuisson & Hockey failure at Man
kato, as far as known, is Columbus
Bollard, farmer who lives in De.
coria township, in that county. His
loss is $4,000.
The Albert Lea Standard thinks
if poll of the Republicans Of this
State were taken, seventy five per
cent. of them would vote for the re-
election of Senator Nc. MILAN.
A Nicollet correspondent Of the
St. Peter Tribune says there is more
drunkenness in that village during
this season than ever before, but
that the imbibers are not citizens of
that place.
The State university will ask for
quite a large appropriation at the
hands Of thenext legislature. The
board Of regents think 100000
will be needed to put the institution
on solid footing.
On Tuesday Of last week, the
Pacific House and a number Of 9TH
err buildings were burned in Will
mar, the loss of which has was SIS,
600 with an insurance of $4,000.
The Taylors Falls Journal says a
fine, large wild moose wandered in
to that town on Monday Of last
week. After being chased by two
men for some time it got the start
| of them and crossed over into Wis
cons1n.
Carver is getting to be an extern.
slve pork market. A week ago Sat-
urday, Mr.. John Funk of that place
bought $4,000 pounds Of pork in
one day.
Gov. Pillsbury, upon the advice
Of Attorney General Start, has de-
clined to appoint committee to IN
vestigate the causes Of the St. Peter
Asylum fire. and the responsibility,
if any, for the loss Of life. The at.
torney general thinks the legisla-
ture is The only competent authority
for that business.
At Carver week before last
Bernard Walter was struck by an
engine in full motion, catching lis
leg, and passing over it lenghtwisc
from the foot to the knee and smash
ing the bones completely. The
limb was ampltated immediately
after the accident.
Valentine Zweber, of New Mar
ket, near Shakopee, had vicious
horse which caught Mr.. Zweber's
hand in his mouth, lifting him off
his feet and shaking him about in
such way that the hand was torn
in pieces and had to be amputated
above the wrist.
Scott county seems to be unfor-
tunate in the possession Of crooked
county treasurers. It will be re.
membered that the former guardian
Of the public funds of that county,
J. J. Ring, was an embezzler of a
large amount of money, and now it
transpires that Herman Baumhager,
the present incumbent of the treas.
urer's office, has presented over $500
of county orders for cancellation,
which had been paid by Ring while
he was i'll office.
DR.. Hand, of St. Paul, who re.
turned last week from the meeting
of the National Health association
at New Orleans, has reported that
diphther.a was discussed, and that
the conclusion was arrived at that
the disease IS infectious and requires
the same sanitary regulations 70,
it's isolation as smallpox or cholera
Ayoung man named Howard, for
merly clerk Of a hotel in Ortonville,
was lately arrested, being charged
with cutting into paymaster's val
Use and extracting therefrom apack
age of monev amounting to $3.50.
There were $4,000 more in the val.
Use at the same time, but the young
thief was probably in too much of {
hurry to look around and find the
same.
John Stein, Esq, City Brewer, re
ferring to it's valuable qualitie:
said to a Nems representative:
have used ST.. Jacobs Oil in my fam
lily and recommend it to my aquain.
tances. It has given the best sat
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