New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-08-06
hopes Of recovery Are there any
hopes for the girl! :.

ment, Minnesota V olunteers, 10 the
number of about fifty met al Camp
Beath July "A, 1884, and. Effected j
permanent organization. Gen. S. IF.
Jennison was chosen President, Mai.
e. G. Sanders Vice-Pr resident, and
IL "a. Mosher Secretary, It was de.
cided to hold a reunion Of the Regii-
ment at Waseca about June /, 1885.
All members Of the regiment are re.
quested to forward to the Secretary
their names and address.
a man named Fox was fined $5 fol
a drunk at G lyndon and sent to Moor
head jail. He cost the county SIS
and bid fair to increase this to $50,
when the county commission ers
Clipped in and paid the fine from their
own pockets.
Edward Brennan was accidentally
shot by his brother in a shooting gall.
lery at Rochester on Monday night.
He died instantly.
A man named Smith, while pillow
ing near Galesburg, was thrown in
trout Of the pillow and had his leg
mangled. Amputation below the
knee was necessary.
Edward Ellis, a boy four years old,
had his hand severed at the wrist by
mower at Blooming Prairie last
Friday.
One night recently burglars of the
boldest kind visited LIE Suer Centre
and got in their work. They opened
the safe in Bakers store and took
therefrom $40 in cash, and this they
did notwithstanding the fact that q
number of people were up with a
sick woman in the adjoining building
all night. After they went through
the store they then stole Sheriff
Gish's fine horses, his buggy, whip
and harness, and lit out, and atEnoon
on Monday nothing had been heard
of them. L.
The Minnesota Supreme court. de-
cides that ssWhite Beaver cannot
practice medicine in this State, be-
cause he makes and vends a. COM
pound which he claims will cure
cholera morbus applied internally,
and rheumatism when applied extern
ally. And yet probably every Judge
on that bench uses Perry Davis Pain
killer in his family,-a medicine
which claims to do the same thing,
and does it. The Supreme court is
getting down to microscopic busi-
ness in trying to construe that hum
bug enactment. Dispatch.
Worthington expects to haveyfa
Scandinavian college located thereESat
no distant date.
Wild mustard is said to be spread.
ing fast over the fields in the western
part Of the State. It is running the
crops outin the neighborhood.
Caledonia and other accessible
southern towns complain of their
Sabbath stiffness being broken by
young bedlamites from the prohibi.
toill State Of Iowa, who come there
to fill up every Sunday after the
weeks drouth.
Mrs. O. A. johnson of Pelican Ra-
pids was attacked by neighbours
COW while walking through a pasture
in company with her husband. The
beast tossed her in the air, the horn
entering the abdomen just above the
pubes, making frigbtful wound six
inches long. She will recover.
A brakeman named John McGinty
got his foot caught in frog while
switching an engine at work ]. in the
yard at Red Wing last Tuesday night
and before he could extricate it the
train passed over him cutting him in
two. He was ~ years old and leaves
a widowed mother in LaC Crosse.
III the current issue of the, North
scestern Chronicle the Ri. Rev.
Thomas T.. Grace officially announces
his resignation as bishop Of the Rom
an Catholic diocese Of St. Paul. The
Pope has given his sanction to the
retirement from active duty
of Bishop Grace. The rea-
son assigned by the bishop for asking
to be relieved from the enerous du-
ties Of the Episcopal Office are his ad.
vanced age and his increasing infrm.
tiles. The Rt. Rev. John ireland,
by virtue Of his appointment, in
1875, as coadjutor Of Bishop Grace
with the right Of succession, assumes
the title and Office Of st. Paul.