New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-09

i vilibS bted AsmGh icaro. n ias;A,aukee and,
COMMON pontgtual tstationseon the COM
pany's lines IN hHnnes ;ota and Dakota lex
cept st. Paul, sNlinnsM DOLLS and Minnesota
transfer1 at class tariff TT ses.p
i Oliver Gibbs, .Jr.r IN ,es the business men
OF st. Paul to coRtribu tie 50, 900 and be re-
presented at nsr I Jew Orleans exposi-
ton. ss1s. s2z58zf.s.
On the farm @ofsc. W.. Morgan in St.
Charles, Winoaa eoun ty wheat yielded
17h, barley 3d.. and GA is so bushels per
/ acre sss'tsi Ia
1 The Hastings Banner says Miss Raymer
has retained w. W. Erwi n OF ST. Paul, and
/ will begin preceeeiags aga inst c. N.Hansen
Tor breach OF promise.
/ William Anderson OF Gre ,okstonsattempt-
| ed suicide in Winnipeg hotel by cutting
his throat, being desponde MT on account Of
long lines. Hewitt seeovs T.
| j. K. Moore, Postmaster at st. Peter, has
| rendered his resigna ton, an the probabili
| " IS that James helaneg, who transacted
the business OF the. office for many years to
the entire satisfaction OF the people, will be
I elected his successor
VIII Franklin of Dodge. Center.was Sc
verely wounded byythe aceide Hntal discharge
OF a gun thats, irs. let fall + rom his buggy
| while hunting. 3 9th barrels took effect in
his legs above the, knee am 1 in cne,arm
One leg was terribly torn, b ut hopes are
entertained that the; limb ma. v be saved.
Brainard dispateh says: The opera
ton OF the reservoir system OF the upper
Mississippi is being. closely OBJ. served along
the river Sept /, at points r; angling from
Altkln to Little Fails. The ad, -anceifood
tide has reached Bsainerd and the various
dams, including the Winnibag, oshish and
others above Grand Rapids, have been open
| ed. The resulting use. OF water was, it is,
reported five feet at Grand Rapi ds and has,
ranged from that down to two i, ,et at this.
\ point, and grows less, sbceording distance
down stream,
| Sept brought heavy frost $ to,sthe
Northern and. Southern section IS OF the
State. At Ada, away up North, tGispatch
| says Garden stuff @as, almos t. totally
| destroyed. Corn will be no cro,o at ali.
| About four-ifths of5ate, wheat is cut but
! that lett standing was. the late so, wing and.
| not ripe. yet This, 1t is feared, is severely
| injured by the frost, The early so,yn Wheat.
| gives the best yield OF the sea son. AT
Rochester, Southern Minnesota, a dispatch
| says: Low flats hereabouts WEI e, w:.fse
| with frost Tuesday III orning the Gle ar night
| and light breeze from the northwest bring
ing the tempera ture, away down, TO, the,
lowest point reached this autumn Tese-
tation suffered severely, and few gardens,
| escaped" re-
The Chicago News. publishes silly story
about Commodore Kittson intending to re-
move permanently So Philadelphia. Il is ,
hardly necessary tDquete the Commodore
| as denying this report.
The receipts OF wheat at Minneapolis FOR
the crop year OF 1854, ending lst Sept.
| were 80, 100000 bushels, an increase Of
5000, 600 over 1882 New York is the on
~ city In the Unitstl States which receives,
more wheat than, Minneapolis Chicago
having been outstripped last year,
The Rev. PATRICK Dannehey, Of the catie.-
dral staff, and one. OF the most popular
priests in ST.. Paul after service OF sew
erai years in the cathedral parish has Bex--
cred his connection with the parish, and :.
mas made preparations for removing to ,s
Farlbaulu to take charge of the Catholic.
parish in that city. ger
H. Fl Barker; county auditor OF IsEsnti.t
county, asks attorney general Hahn whatE
snOuld be done IA case where the towns
assessor omitted ONE quarter OF thu perser-a
al property adns assessed the balance atE
ne-thlrd its. sHafaae..--In reply Mr.. Aahna
states it is thctallty Of the auditor to makey
necessary corrections as regards omissions,
and OF the tn.x1s board of review to make{
corrections IN case OF under assessment.k
Should the bs,anI Of review fail to nj AXE the{
correction. ita5s then the duty oftha,sennty!
DOard IO,uOl S<sA ,4.t.- ,.5=..
The Chicago, Burlington & NORTHERN files
articles Of Incorporation in Minnesota.
Louis Tice;; IA jail at Fergus .FssIs. onss
charge OF theft from his ernployeSy hangs
himself in his. cell
Preside ntisssSlekneY, OF the Etinesota.s {
Northwestern. makes a contract with ith o
Central OF Insxs where the lattez.read.xi II
run trains into St. Paul by Dec. II!
At Minneapolis J. H. Huntingdon, oft he
Sixth Avenue hotel. is held. to the. gns nd
jury Tor refusing to accommodate oolia red
people. a7t fs
The Minneapolis and st. Lpsis. aress ICES
to enter St Paul over the. ts.scka, 81 the
Omaha. 'N s.4
Samuel Fosgate OF. MinnesaIs fs.sts or q,
Charles Fesgate OF the town OF Rarah,s has
received notice from England srathag as fall
len heir to 81 900, 600 and over. Msss J. Eos
gate lives upon farm in:3l liz aesotea. and is
about eighty years oiG.
John Waisenen was hang sslsan 1N lutb for
the murder OF Farley at Tqser.Iaaa Novem.
ber y "t '='fG ely s:4l
Charles Corot has, .beaa. arsres ed on a.
charge of burglarizing Meuwissasii store at
Cologne, some OF the. stolen. ~ DDS being
found in his house. s'zt. 81
At Fair HaJen., near Neagns alter. s. r
Anger is wanted on charge aJ ATTEMPTING
TO- outrage thessix-yyear old ,da1s 5hter OF Mr..
kimball. .-sjr5j iije- ) ~
Several att snapts ha yesbesa,y lade to start
iiacendiary fires in Wadene. which were
fortunately discovered, in tSs lie to prevent
damage. z.,.
The WrisAt. county fam will be held at
Howard LIKE on Sept. Iss 16, II and Is.
/ Harry Rumble OF; lPipesth me, who fled to
Iowa rece atty. W astarresiss ], brought back,
and placed under londs ai 81 900. charged
with the seduction, undsar promise Of mar
riage, of Gertie Green, q Hiss in her teens.
Mr.. Jsbp sWinkelmals j., aged sixsy-two
years, o$,iNews Chm. Died suddenly. Mr..
Winkesaaann was wsA known. His son
Charles is now atty 1aar shall of New Ulm.
B. GsReynolda, cesau ty attorney of Far
1 l5 ), writes to Attorney General
Hahn, asking itin. rsse the personal prop
erty OF each eepanAaer OF a bankrupt firm
is liable f0a. the. ta < assessed aeainst the