New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-05-20
MINNESOTA NEWS.

syndicate representing S5OO,OOO
capital has been organized to open and
work the quarries at Pipestone.
Brainerdites enjoyed sleighing last
week. snow having fallen in Northern
Minnesota Tuesday and Wednesday to
depth of three::iuches.
A tramp attempted to outrage the in
sane daughter of Mrs. Bone, near Sha-
kopee, but was caught before accom-
plishing his purpose, and is in Jail.
Carl Torgenson, youth twelve years
old, living in Rapidan, Blue Earth
county, was recently paid $3.50 boun-
ty on seven young wolves he caught
the evening previous.
Mr.. N. L. Jones, of Fairview, Lyon
County. was seriously gored by a vicious
steer, on Monday of last week. His
life. is despaired of.
Fifty-two creameries were established
in the state last year, making total of
4O5.
The masonic fraternity of Minneapo-
lis will erect one of the finest temples
in the West. The site alone will prob
ably cost $4,000.
C. F. Wood of Belle Prairie, Morri-
son county, had both legs cut off by a
moving train and died soon after.
The St. James smallpox patient has
died.
TIE Maplewood Park association,
near Waseca, announce pastors in
stitute to be held June 80 to July 8, a
Sunday school normal class from June
80 to July 10. Thursday, July 8, will
be Chautauqua day.
A child weighing 49, pounds was re-
Gently born in Wabasha.
John Kastens of Nicollet had his
hand badly lacerated by the explosion
of a shotgun.
The state railway commissioners met
on Tuesday, looked over the elevator
and warehouse laws of the State, and
compiled q list of such as relate to rail-
ways. w. c. Mitchell Of Chicago, for
merly grain Inspector Of Illinois, is ex-
pected here in a few days to inaugurate
the Illinois system in Minnesota.
The LIE Sueur Sentinel says that a
good article of mineral paint has been
found on the Bridenthall farm, north
of Ottawa, also porcelain and brick
clays.
Sunday night, the 3rd inst, an at
tempt was made to burp the Merchants
hotel in Anoka, which was frustrated.
A paint key full of kerosene and coal
tar was found, and the ceiling and
floor also literally covered with oil.
A Cow owened by Thos. Whaley of
Sheridan, Redwood county, gave birth
to calf prodigy that weighed lip
pounds, measured feet from tip to tip,
and three feet in girth behind the
shoulders.
The Northwestern Industrial Asso-
citation has decided to hold no fair at
Minneapolis this year in view of the
successful projects in the State Associa-
ton.
Two wagonloads of tobacco leaf, rails
ed in Salem township, were for sale on
the streets of Rochester the other day.
DR.. c. N. Hewitt, secretary and ex.
ecutive officer of the State Board of
Health, is having large number of
blanks prepared for the proepr enforce
ment of law passed last winter to
prevent the spread of contagious
diseases of animals, having especial re-
ference to the disease of CHAMBERS or
farcy.
A fatal accident occurred at Stillwa-
ter on Wednesday forenoon, by which
james S. Anderson, one of the most
prominent lumbermen of that city. had
his right arm severed ut the socket of
the shoulder. He was overlooking the
starting up of his saw mill on the Wis
consin side of the St. Croix. opposite
Saltwater, and while standing near
shaft which was revolving at the rate
of 800 revolutions per minute, his rub
Der coat was caught, drawing him into
the belt, his right arm being torn off as
mentioned, his ribs fractured and right
hip dislocated. He survived his terri
BILE injuries only few hours.
S. n. Dalrymple of Dalrympie Broth
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