New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-11-12
school teacher HilIsdale, Mich,
|. lost her reason from hard study and

school teacher HilIsdale. Mich.
lost her reason from hafh, study and
hanged herself in her room.
Three bridges on the Hooking Val
ley road, near Straitsville, Ohio, were
destroyed by incendiaries, after the
telegraph wires had been cut.
The obsequies of the widow Of Adj
miral Farragut took place at New
FORK Monday, the remains being in
tered in Woodlawn Cemetery.
The earnings of the Union Pacific
road fol. the past. nine months were
SIS, $40, 900, a decrease of $9,449, 235
from the same period last year.
Vast damage was done Wednesday
night by high tide in the lower st.
Lawrence river. The waves off Father
Point rose to a height of so feet.
The Union Pacific office at, Boston.
according to Charles Francis Adams,
has for three months received ST 600.
COO net per month from Omaha.
The missionary ship Morning Star
sailed Monday from Boston to Homo
lulu. She carries large life-boat do
mated by eighteen Sabbath-school lads.
Mrs. Mile A. Rood, of Lemont, ILL.,,
has sued the village authorities for
$1,000 damages for the death of her
husband in a ditch left open at night.
The will Of Mrs. i. J. Knowles, Of
Worcester, Mass, gives $4,000 for art
education and a hospital in that city,
and $50, GOO to Ripon college, in Wis
consin.
Nearly all the business men in
Lynnville, Iowa, have been ruined by
the failure of Cause e Macy, bankers.
The liabilities of the latter prove to be
about $4,000.
The Knoxville coal mine, near Pitts
burg, has been burning since Saturday
night, the fire having been set by in
cendiaries, who used petroleum to
spread the flames.
One cattle company with capital of
100000 and another with $500, 600
stock have been organized by John V.
Farweil, Charles B. FarWell, and
others, of Chicago.
Rudger Clawson, the polygamist, was
sentenced at Salt Lake City Monday to
four years in the penitentiary, with
$500 fine. Pending an appeal, his re-
lease on bail was refused.
Over three hundred brutes were as
sembled near Green Lake, Wis, on
Sunday afternoon to witness fight of
II rounds between dogs belonging to
Whitewater and Elkhorn.
Last weeks clearing house exchang-
es-$685, 9S7 ,460-are $151, 359,558 less
than for the preceding week, and the
falling off from the corresponding
period in 1883 equals 37.7 per cent.
Two thousand persons Of all shades
of politics INDUCED in Belva Lock
wood parade Monday night at Wheel
ing, w. Va. The paraders wore poke
bonnets, Mother Hubbards, and
carried br0oms.
Chiniquy, the .ex-priest, lectured at
Montreal, Wednesday evening, in
Russell hall. His sentiments provoked
riot, in which he was rescued by the
police. The lights we're turned out
and the windows broken.
In Little River County, Texas, Sun
day night, the negro ravisher Of a
white woman was captured. He con-
fessed that the Woman's husband hired
him to commit the crime, and husband
and ravisher were both lynched.
The steamer Grace GrummOnd,
formerly owned by the government, of
late years we'll known in Chicago as
an excursion boat. was burned at
South Haven, Michigan, on Wednes-
day night. She was valued at $75, 600.