New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-08-23

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Wing Ling was naturalized III Mime
apolis on Wednesday.
A convention was held in Duluth
recently for the purpose Of oonsid-
ering the matter Of building Z ca.
nal from Lake Superior to Red riv.
er.
At Marysburgh, LIE Sueur county,
q boy thirteen years old was caught
in sickle of q reaper and one Of the
guards penetrated his breast. killing
him instantly.
OF the seven cases Of smallpox in
John Jonrad's family, living near
Blue Earth City, three have thus far
proved fatal. The house is strictly
quarantined, and no fears are enter
tanned of further contagion.
One evening last week at Brainred.
in . fit of temporary insanity, Mrs.
Anna Wollen partially undressed
herself, rushed to we'll and threw
herself in headlong. She was taken
out in twenty minutes, but of course
was dead.
ANorwegian named Ole Olson, an
employees Of the harvester works at
Minneapolis, was killed on Wednes.
day by the bursting of an emery
wheel on which he was sharpening
some tools. He was 26 years of age.
and leaves q wife.
The Mortified Journal says, 4 far.
mer named Ludwig, in that county,
the other day, told his fifteen.year old
daughter to 60 before the reaper &c
adjust something, the horses started
and both legs were nearly cut off,
One had to he amputated. The cir
may live.
The electric tower in Minneapolis
is to be finished during the first week
in September. 1t will be $50 feet in
hight. Eight lamps will be placec
at the top, each with 1000 candle
power, making 80, 600 candle power
III the aggregate. This is expected
to light radius of one mile.
Tom Talbertsen, Of Peterson
section foreman on the Souther,
Minnesota, while riding a railwa,
velocipede, was run over and hat
both legs crushed by the night trai,
on the 9TH. It is said he was intoxi
Gated. His limbs were amputat
ed.
George Dunn, of Wilton, lost
valuable horse last week, and a pos
mortem examination revealed tn,
fact that the animals death wa
caused by bits Of wire that were i,
the oats. Quite large quantit,
of wire was found in the stomach
showing that it had been som,
time in neutrality-suspicious. Her.
aid.
While the wife of Phillip Berg, o
the town of Lake, Wabasha county
was driving a team attached to a sell
binding reaper one day last week
she was suddenly seized with tn
pains of parturition, and there in tn
open harvest.feld, with only tn
smiling heavens above her, she short
~ gave birth to q bouncing bo
baby.
| A St. Peter lad named Williams
IA years old. died last week of lock
| jaw. In some way rusty bolt wa
driven through his foot, while q
work on ditching machine. Muc
pain was suffered for few days, an
it then appeared to abate and tn
wound improved. On Tuesday nigh
lock.jaw set in and death followe,
next day.
| r. w. Patten, the man arreste,
about six months ago at Minneapoli
and taken to Mortified on q charg
of bastardy, and compelled to marry
the girl, has figured in another case
and went to jail 80 days for the Of
tense. Shortly after the baby wa
born he, in company with his wife
deposited it upon doorstep, but tn
officers got on their trail and arrested
both parties. His wife was sent Vi
for thirty day.
| The match between Commodor
Kittson's stallion Won Arnim, ant
the Chicago stallion Monroe Chief
for $4,000 a side has been made.
Col. King, on hearing of it, offere,
81, 500 as added money for the rae
to be trotted at Minneapolis durin,
the fair. The offer has been accept
ed, and sporting event of un.pa
al-lel.ed interest to this section viii
follow.
The verdant farmers near Re
Wing are easily duped. Two youn,
men came along the other day, repre-
senting themselves as agents for tn
Tongue Supporter Manufacture
company Of Grand Rapids, Mich
Their plan was to make an agent of
farmer, and then require him to ri,
q note Of 800 rs security for his hon
esty, promising not to negotiate til
note, which they attempted to d
when the swindle was discovered.
London Letter.