New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-04-22

1sOtub1y ssE.1 . Cnfletenee0, hden ClGy. AS M
spector Of steam boilers he has appointed
Charles A Seley, Duluth; Frank A. Scott, st
Paul; j. e Gushing, Minneapolis The gov
ernor states that Mr.. Seley is . member of the
American society of Mechanical Eng ineers and
is specially fitted by education and practical
training for the duties Of the po-
sition. He has a thorough knowledge Of the
appliances and methods of steam heating as
well as of the use Of steam for all other pur-
poses. MIR. Scott, the present assistant to the
United States supervising inspector Of steam
boats, and has served in that capacity several
or to his present employment Mr.. Gushing
has had much training and experience in the
line OF duty imposed by his appointment under
the law.
Mrs. L. E. Pearce of Morris died suddenly
OF epilepsy. She leaves family.
The dead body of Gunder sigusdon was
found in his cabin in Clay county. 1t was
case of alcoholism and no inquest was held
Joseph Griffith of Adrian, Mobiles county,
was brought to Worthington and lodged in
jail, charged with attempted rape on little
girl eleven years old The case seems to be
bad one. He formerly came from New York
and is Of the number sent out here by a soci-
ETY. there Several of them have gone bad, and
people think it would have been better for US
III they had remained in the big city:
&C. J. Jawbridge has closed the Buell. hotel
1T Fergus Falls and purchased half interest
| IN the fixtures, lease and business of the
Grand hotel
Hanscom, one of the LitchfeId fire-bugs has
been held to the grand jury
Frank Landers, of many aliases, arrived at
st Paul, and was safely esconsed behind the
bars.
Gov. Hubbard has appointed Charles A
eSeley of Duluth Frank A. Scott of St. Paul,
and j. F. Gushing of Minneapolis, as inspect
'ors of steam boilers. All three Of these ap-
pointees are youched for by the governor as
capable OF performing their new duties salts
1actorlly. AS a commission to locate third
hospital for the insane, the governor appointed
DR.. c. R. Bartlett of St Peter, Secretary Hart
OF the state board of charities, R. B. Langdon,
ii. c. :Stordock and F. S. Christensen
Mic Munck of Winona will build the new con-
vent in that city for $20,961.
John R. Krom, a commission merchant of
Minneapolis, dropped dead in the street from
heart disease
Burglars have visited several residences in
Hastings At r. G. Henions, cash and papers
were taken, butwere recovered in box, where
they had been left by the thieves G. W.
Noesens residence was visited, the thieves
taking gold watch and chain from his vest
pocket and stripping the bureau drawers of
mis- wifes jewelry and other valuables, the
whole amounting in value to S125.
H. Glaisyer's drug store, at Hawley was
burglarized recently, and about $50 worth of
jewelry and notions taken.
Bralnerd has cooking club, and it's twenty
members entertained their masculine friends
at a specimen feed last week
Internal Revenue Collector Bickel of St
Paul, received a communication from Com
missioner Miller at Washington, directing the
discharge OF one of the two gaugers employed
IN St Paul and Minneapolis. In the future
one gauger will do the work for both cities
working in Minneapolis in the morning and
St Paul in the afternoon. OF the two gaugers.
j. q. Peltier of Minneapolis will have to 90.
The Minnesota Thresher company failed to
get its order to sell the assets of the North
western Car company.
Rolla Levey, clerk in the Brunswick bakery
at Litchfeld, which was set on fire recently,
has been arrested, and confesses that the pro
prieters, johnson 4 Hanscom, hired him to
burn the building. They were arrested at
Wiilmar and taken to Litchfeld Their pre-
hmlnary examination was continued.
DR.. Norman Seaver of Syracuse is coming to
the Park Congregational church, St Paul
A man and horse between them killed
Albert Nelson, in St. Paul livery stable. at ST.
Paul The man Ed Kicker is under arrest.
Mary Moore or La Crescent, Houston coun
ty, died recently, aged eighteen. Friends
say she has lived sixty-four days with
out food During the early part of her sick
ness she ate food but her stomach rejected it,
and it was vomted in short time so COM
pletely that none could pass into the system
as nutriment During the last half of her
sickness no attempt was made to give her
food, but water only Cancer of the stomach
IS the supposed cause of her death She was
the merest skeleton, being emaciated beyond
anything the local doctors had ever heard or
read Of
The late legislature passed an act for regu-
lating cooperative insurance societies and
placing them under the supervision of the
state insurance commissioner. Insurance
Commissioner McGill says that he has order
ed the necessary blanks, etc., printed, and that
it will probably be q full month before the
provisions of the law can be carried into eff
feet
Young Haffer, who was arrested in Alma
City, for the seduction of young girl, and
brought to St Paul for trial was released by
order of the county commissioners, on the pay
ment of $500 10 cover expenses and provide
for the girl, to a certain extent
The Unitarians of Minneapolis are to build
$35, 900 Church.
The Red Wing & Iowa elected the following
officers at it's annual meeting: S. B. Foot, pres
ident; C. Betcher, vice president: W. C. Will
liston, secretary; j. C. Pierce, treasurer; di-
rectors, S. B. Foot, c. Betcher, W. c. Wllliston,
J. c. Pierce, T. K Simmons, E. e. Hoard,
G. r. Sterling, E. ". Brooks, T. B. Sheldon, j.
NJ Hoagman. \
NJ G. Russell of Lake City, is securing pilots
for the British government for service on the
Nile.
The residence of ". a. veazie at Marine was
burned.
The New England house, Winona, burned
recently. It was owned by G. C. Tucker: no
insurance The contents were owned by Mrs.
Anna HEATH, and insured for 81, 0O0
J. F. Meagher of Mankato is mentioned to
succeed e1-Gov. Ramsey as member of the