New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-02
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partment are certain that it win rival any
thing heretofore seen il the United States
and some do not hesitate to assert that
Minnesota has the world nv the tailin this
respect. e. s. Potter at Minneapolis. the
superintendent Of the dairy department,
states that a large Interest," is being taken
IN the matter through bout the state and
that Minnesota 8 seventy creameries may
be relied upon to give a display that will
easily surpass that Of the late New Orleans
exposition.
Matthias iBreen's award for building the
Ramsey county court house is formally APP
proved by the city council and the county
commissioners 81
hegamblers connected with Giles circus
reaped a rich harvest at Henderson. The
LIE Sueur. Sentinel is informed that they
took in at least 81, 500, and perhaps ST.
600. Two men lost about $500 each,
third $3.50, etc, etc. The Sentinel says it
appears that the crop of fools who attempt
to beat sharper athis own game increases
from ye:ur to year and that they cannot
learn, any thing from the experience of
others. ~
y. j.. Young, county attorney OF Swift
county, has asked ATTORNEY GeneralHahn's
opinion as to whether notes given by mem
fbers OF Che county for farm machinery and
still unpaid, are liable to taxation as per-
sona1property. He states that the board
Of equal ization Of Swift county has refused
to reduce the regulations in number of
cases OF this kind. The attorney general
replied that it was not the. intention of the
legislature to list or assess notes in the
hands OF persons for collection. 0. G.. Wall,
chairman of the board of education at
Lanesboro, asked for an opinion as to
whether the annual meeting in his school
district should be held at the time fixed for
holding meetings in Independent school dis
tricts. In reply the attorney general states
that the district being one organized under
the special district law, time Of holding an
nual meetings was not changed.
Collector William Bickel transferred the
United States internal revenue office to Col
lector Adolph Bierman Internal Revenue
Agent Col. Marvin experimenting the trans
fer. .4SN
The store OF II, r. Legg, jeweler, at Min
neapolis was mysteriously robbed ofabout
$4,000. worth OF diamonds. This is the
second time his store has been robbed dur
ing his absence-an employee having mate
rally reduced his available assets on the
previous occasion.
Reuben c. Benton of Minnesota read q
paper on 'The Distinction Between I.egisla-
American Bar ass ociation at Saratoga.
Officers and directors Of the Manitoba
company are reelected, with the exception
that Henry D. Minot OF Boston takes the
place OF Marshall Field OF Chicago in the
directory. r<.Qa ~ ,.e~s
The cost OF taking the census in Otter Tail
county was $9O4.Sl. There were sixty-six
assessors who did the work.
Hon. L. K Aaker sold his l7S-acre farm
near Alexandria to Mr.. f. F. Davis OF st.
Paul, who intends to erect a large summer
hotel. ~
William Walters, German living in the
town OF Foster, Faribault county, com
count OF continued poor health
Messrs. H. B. and G. K. Marshall have
sold the Southern Minnesota News which
they esta blished at Fairfield, to j. I. Swear
niger; an old newspaper man and printer.
"A Mr.. Fredericks OF Lake Mary has sued
the supervisors and town clerk, individual
", for the sum OF 5000 for killing a span
OF glandersd horses after being condemned
by two veterinary surgeons OF Alexandria
gs Glencoe Register: Hon. F. Vollmer Of
Winsted reports the best yield Of wheatper
acre thus far heard from in the county. A
ten-acre lot produced 285 bushels machine
measure an average Of 28H bushels to the
acre. ...as...,....
"A tramp giving thename of Jim Smith,
from st. Louis, broke and entered the house
OF James Murphy in Hawley, recently, and
stole a revolver and some other small
articles.
President Soaring has secured Prof. II.
=. Gushing of Cleveland, Ohio, for the va
can't professorship of natural scienccin the
normal school at Mankato. There were
twenty-five applicants
z The sales Of agricultural machinery in
Freeborn county the past season, mostly
harvesting machinery, foots up $89, 979.
There were 229 self-binders sold, and 1882
600 pounds Of twine and L. ,OOOpounds Of
wire. A8
Bird Island is the windiest place in Min
nesota. Accordingsto the signal service re-
ports the wind travels 2, 600 miles more
per m onth here than any ther station.
Rev Wendelin Stultz OF Spyrring field Brown
county, has been assigned to the Catholic
parish in Red Wing, and wall enter upon
his duties soon. a. es 81 ss#s ~
Rock county contains 731 cultivated
farms, an increase OF "a over last year.
The total acreage OF crops is ", $50.
A man whose name il said to be George
Kane OF MOntrOse was struck by an east
bound gravel strais,' one half miles east OF
Waverly. He was knocked from the track
by the pilot, ndiinjured badly. Two bot
ties. one of.whisky and the other of alco-
hol, were found on his person.
The soldiers reunion at Fort Wayne.
Ind, which began Aug. 10, closed on the
Oath. 1t is estimated that 5000 people
witnessed the sham hattie of Shiloh at
Camp U. s. Grant. ifa
Charles F, Tabor wants S11, PA from
the city Of st. Paul for breaking his leg with
a detective sidewalk
Maj. D. r. Aiaginnis. of the United States
Signal corps, will have upon the ground an
apparatus whereby he VIII illustrate to Wis
itors' the MANNER inlwhich the signal service
data are obtained at the weather stations
throughout the United States. I
On account Of. i'll health. Hon. Rruce
Elorer has been discharged, by Judge en-.
startas assignee: of the Wabasha, Mill com
pany and Hon. james g. Laurence, and
Capt. John H. Mullen appointed in his place.
Manitoba, Northern Dakota, Northern
Minnesota and Wisconsin, had, a touch OF
frost on the night of the 23d, which
niPped garden plants. At st. Vincent,
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