New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-10-11

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been adjourned until Dec. 18th.
Judge Nelson being detained east by
reason of his wife's illness.
The Granite Falls gold mine is pro.
nounoed : veritable fact BY the Jour
nal. A sample Of the gold bearing
rock was sent to the Tomichi Concen.
trating works 10 Colorado, and assay
ed, resulting in the discovery Of $10.-
08 to the ton, which will pay to mine
extensively.
An attempt was made to burgle
the residence of the editor of the Wi
mona Republican, but failed to effect
an entrance, ''as every door and win.
dow was bolted as q precaution
against anybody getting in and leav.
ing things Of value, as the editor
tells 10.
At Union Park, near Minneapolis,
on Friday morning, al, unknown man
was run over by thirty.two freight
cars and mangled beyond recognition.
The man was apparently . German
about 40 years old and laboring
man, being rather poorly clad. The
face was disdgured beyond recogni.
ton.
Rushford Star: Andrew Hoepem.
while threshing last week, four miles
east of the city, caught his right arm
in the cylinder belt of the threshing
machine, and broke it in three places,
the bones protruding. At FIRST it was
thought amputation was necessa-
ry, but he is getting along nicely
now.
At Motley, James A. Karson and
b. N. Smith were attacked by bob
cat or Indian devil. The boys climb.
ed tree, the animal following, but
they kept him off with their knives
and clubs cut from the limbs of the
tree until the 4 O'Clock train on the
Northern Pacific frightened it away
It started to cross the track and was
caught by the cars and cut intwo.
Lake City Giraffe: NJ. G. Kelly,
Of Florence, Goodhue county, raised
237 bushels of onions on an acre OF
ground this year at an expense Of
about $25. At Is cents per bushel,
price which is readily obtained
these onions will yield Mr.. Kelly q
net profit of $152.75, which is as
much as the gross amount that car
be realized from fifteen acres o.
wheat.
A very rare and strange freak o.
nature has happened at Byron, and,
without wishing to excite an improp.
er public curiosity over this singula,
event, we cannot refrain from stating
the circumstances, SO uncommon If
| their character. A child was born tx
Paul Billar and wife having but one
hand and one foot. One leg contain.
two knees and there are other pecu
liarities which are outside the usua
order of things, attributed doubt
less to marriage of very close con.
sanguinity.-Waseca Radical.
Fergus Falls Journal. Mrs
Charles, of the well.known Lake
View place, on Fish lake, the othel
day perceived a large bird soaring
over the premises, and her curiosity
getting the better of her timidity
took down the shot gun and fred al
unknown wingster, bringing hin
down head over heels. Upon iuves
tigation the bird was found to be
very large specimen of baldheadee
eagle measuring nearly seven fee
from tip to tip Of his wings.
Duluth Bee. A surveyor named
Jas Gray in the employ of the Dulutl
Iron Range R. r., was sent up t,
work on that road, when he got los
and roamed around for ten days
subsisting on nothing but whiskey
of which he had q good supply o,
hand. Some parties finding hi
pack reported the same and a scare
was made for him. When foun'
yesterday he was unable to walk an,
scarcely able to speak. He was cal
ried on stretcher to Agate Ba
where he is now lying in a precari
Gus condition.
Near the line between Minnesot
and Manitoba-says q Brainard. pa
per-there is large colony of Men
nonites, and they are just now engae
ed in bitter and relentless war o
buttons. The old-fashioned orthodo
doctrine of the sect abjured the fir
volity Of buttons and compelled tn
} brethren and sisters to fasten thei
clothing with hooks and eyes, but
progressive faction have introduce
the worldly practice Of using button
and holes just as the wicked do, an
are denounced by those who adher
strictly to the traditions of the SCI
as enemies Of pure. and undefiled II
ligion.
Colorado Letter.
GEORGETOWN, COL, Oct. 4, 1885,
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