New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-03-28
MINNESOTA NENS.

IA ClloCey cdI-OlA CO" DelOHSlIlS
to John Phalen of Belle Plain gave
birth to three calves, two heifers and
one steer. They are fully developed,
strong and healthy.
A Pembina girl wants some one to
come to the front and marry her. She
says she has small income, is fairly
good looking, and has lived to the
age of "a years without having an
offer.
IL the district court at Worthing-
ton, Frank Eunig, the young German
on trial charged with the killing of
William Gallagher last November,
was found not guilty, Oh the ground
Of self-defense,
y project is on foot in St. Paul
providing for the erection of a monu-
ment to fallen Minnesota soldiers,
The estimated cost is $40, 900, and
the work will be attended to Jointly
by Garfield and Acker Posts.
Attorney General Hahn has rcn.
dered a decision in answer to an in.
quiry from the Aitkin board of health
to the affect that the authorities have
no authority to compel man to be
vaccinated, nor to quarantine him if
he fails to be.
A man claiming to be sheriff of
Washington county recently swind-
led two young men out Of 500 by a
neat trick. He claimed to be in pur-
suit Of horse thieves and appointed
them deputy sheriffs until the chase
was over He then borrowed all tae
money they had and skipped.
a Norwegian farmer named Son.
tag, living near Moorhead, recently
went to that city to pay up a mort
gage. Finding himself more deep
ly in debt than he supposed, he pur.
chased a revolver, and upon returning
home shot himself throug Oh the head
inf1icting wound FROM which he
soon dice,
At Jackson q young lady, while
crossing railroad track, fell through
crust of snow into a we'll in which
the water was ninety five feet deep,
but came within, ten feet of the sur
face. 1t had been carlessly left
partly covered with loose boards,
She was rescued by train men who
happened to be close by.
Casper Nautle, German farmer.
living three miles from St. Vincent,
was found frozen to death on the
10Th inst, about fifteen rods from his
house. He left there about 5 O'Clock
p. IN. on Saturday for homo, and
stopped at a neighbours house until
dark. He leaves a wife and ten
children.
The Hastings Gazette says of Miss
Eckles, one Of the most daring lady
riders who competed for the prizes at
the Minneapolis fair last fall: "Miss
Myra l.. Eckles, who has been teach.
ing school in Eureka the past winter.
also took care of her six running
horses and travelled to school and
back home to Mortified every day on
snow shoes.
a young man named Goltz, en-.
ployed in the planning mill of Messrs.
Youmans Bros. & Hodgins, at Vino.
ma, had one of his hands cut COM
pletely off by one of the saws at
which he was working Tuesday. He
is about eighteen years of age, and
his parents reside in Winona. The
unfortunate boy was at once convey.
ed to a surgeons office and received
prompt attention.
Gov. Hubbard has appointed A.
NJ. Radcliff supervising architect of
the State prison improvements at
Saltwater. The improvement CON
templated is a large increase of cell
room, which is to be made at a cost
OF $500, 900. The plans will be com
pieted at once, but under the terms
OF the appropriation by the Legisla.
ture, the work will extend through a
period Of ten years. The funds avail.
able this year amount to but s1s 600