New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-06-10
'On April 80 last the wife of Hans Rollie en-
tered a school while in session in the town of

'On April 30last the,wife of Hans Rollie en-
tered a school while in session in the town of
Erickson Renville county, armed with large
STICK with, which she threat tened and frightened
some of the pupils. The little daughter of
Gabriel S Osmundson, aged seven years,
screamed with sudden fright as a blow from
the stick struck the seat in front of her, and
two or three days after she became insane, it
is believed, permanently. There is no doubt
in the minds or her attending physicians that
her insanity was caused by the act mentioned.
The woman is now being prosecuted for dis
turbing the school, and suit for heavy dam
ages will be the next step
At St. Paul. Judge Simons denies the petit
ton of Daniel B. Nermilye' for divorce
The special conductors train makes the run
from ST. Paul to Elroy, 1893 miles, in four
hours fifty-nine minutes the fastest time
ever made on the Omaha road.
Ova Cook of Rochester has been granted a
pension of $l0per month and back pay amount
ing to over 81 800
of William Otto sentenced from Stearns coun-
ty for five and a half years, for murder. He
has eleven months yet to serve.
F. W. Riedel of Brown Lake, Renville coun-
ty, was killed by being thrown from his wagon
and run over He leaves six motherless chill
dren
The railroad and warehouse commissioners
have set July and S as the dates of a confer
ence at Mcorhead, with the farmers of that vi
cinity.
The granary, containing grain aud farm
machinery Of Frank Quenin, in Glyndon was
burned recently. Loss, 81 600; uninsured.
Apparently, from the reports received, the
growing crops throughout Minnesota have re-
ceived no check, and are all advancing finely
with some few local exceptions The south
ern part of the state has been visited by heavy
rains, and these have helped vegetation great
Iy In some places, however, the rains have
been little too severe.
New York Special: One of the largest of in
surance policies ever paid was one Of 800, 600
by the Equitable Life Assurance society to the
widow Of Norman 3. Harwood of Ormand,
Fla. MI Harwood was killed by fall from
his horse on the 10th Of last month. Harwood
is the man who failed and swindled his credi-
tors while in business at Minneapolis, MINI.
The printing Of the new edition of 'sIllustrat-
ed Minnesota" issued by the state board of
immigration, is progressing satisfactorily, and
it will soon be ready for distribution. The
Norwegian edition is completed, with the ex-
ception of the binding, and will be ready for
delivery shortly.
The sale of the Wabasha Mill company prop
erty by Bruce Florer: Esq.,, assignee which
took place about two weeks ago, has just been
confirmed by Judge Charles NJ. Start, of the
district court H. H. Jewell purchased the
mill for $13350 This is about $4,000 less
than the original cost of the property.
The June term of the United States circuit
court opens Oh Monday, June Is. Judge Brew
er will arrive on the preceding Saturday and
will sit during the greater portion of the ses-
sion. both he and Judge Nelson holding court
At a revival meeting in church in Dalton,
Ca, Emery Clark entered, brandishing two re-
volvers, and marched up the aisle until he
came opposite Sam Watkins. and began firing.
He shot Watkins through the head, and then
began firing indiscrimina tely. He made the
assault because Watkins took his sweetheart to
church. Watkins is dying. After the shoot
ing the congregation surrounded Clark, and he
stood at bay until officers arrived
At ST Paul, in the case of Daniel B. Vermilye
IS. Mary G. Vermilye, Judge simons filed a
decision denying to plaintiff the right Of divorce
This suit was commenced on December II,
ing for a divorce on the ground Of adultery
On May 5, 1885, complaint was amended
and changed to the ground of desertion. All
the parties to the case are well known in st
Paul, in connection with the noted Vermilye-
Gen. Myers case. It is understood that Mr..
Fernilye will commence another action for
divorce