New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-01-04
MINNESOTA NEWS.
Wild ducks in large numbers are
reported by the hunters in the ba, GUS
above Wabasha CITY.

Wild ducks in large numbers are
reported by the hunters in the ba, Gus
above Wabasha city.
The Governor has issued a pardon
to Charles r. Minis, the defaulting
treasurer Of Mcleod county. NJ.
merously signed petitions have been
sent up from Is or l6 counties, and
IS ont Of II Senators and ~ out of
lO6 Representatives also signed petit
ions in favor of his pardon.
The Superintendent Of the State
Reform School has presented his re-
port to the Governor, for the year
1881, from which it appears there
were 166 inmates, of which AZ were
received during the year. There are
now 125 inmates, 80 having been
withdrawn.
The total expenditure for building
in St. Paul, during. the year just clos.
ed, is estimated at 81 100000. OF
this amount, 50. $3.50, 800 was paid for
business blocks, and the remainder
for residences and public buildings,
the capitol included. This is an ex-
traordinary showing for city Of So.
900 people.
Small.po has made its appearance
in the town of Sterling, Blue Earth
Co., in which locality family by the
name of Becker are in a bad. condi-
ton, owing to the difficulty in secur.
ing attendants.
| A kerosene lamp exploded in the
residence of N. J. Olson, agent al
Etter Station, between Red Wing
and Hastings on Wednesday evening,
and Mrs. Olson, an infant child and q
hired girl were burned. Faint hopes
are entertained for the first two but
the girls injuries are fatal.
| I. B. Newell, who lives near Dur
rams mill, in the town of Morristowp.
produced from last seasons crop Al;
gallons of amber cane syrup from 8
measured acre and half of ground.
Mr.. Newell did his own manufactur.
ing, and sold his product at 40 cts. &
allon.-Faribault Republican.
The Moose Lake murder tria
promises to be lively affair. A
large number Of Indians are campec
near the jail under the leadership O
an uncle o: the murderers, and it i:
feared an attempt will be made tt
rescue them. The prison guards
have been reinforced and will give
any party warm reception that at
tempts to effect rescue.
! The car department of the Siou,
City road will still remain at Shake
pee, and the increased facilities il
this line will keep in employment al
many men as formerly when the en-
tire shops were situated at that place
At Minneota a Norwegian VIII,
lives a mile and a half from that place
and in whose family are two cases O
smallpox, made his appearance OF
the streets, causing stampede. 4
physician drove him out of town b,
threatening to shoot him,
VIM: Eisenpeter, Of Maple Lake
> near Delano, while in we'll at tn
depth Of % feet, had the bank cav
and several hundred pounds of loos
. earth precipitated upon him, and We
was taken out alive.
Window has another case Of small
pox, or rather varioloid. The ma
was taken sick at the Christmas tire
entertainment and had to leave tn
, hall. The people of Window ar
, taking vigorous measures to proven
} the disease spreading, but we fes
there will be other cases before til
town is rid OF it. g.. .-
=, John B. Kaler, the smallpox p'
l tient atHector, died Sunday, the 25t
u]t. 1t is said he only had varioloit
: and was up on Saturday preceedin
his death, when he probably caugl
cold. Report, says the Bird Islam
i Post, attributes his death more I
l neglect of proper treatment tina
s from the disease.