New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-05-13

a ane ms insurance companies will give $50.
WV more, While the earnings of the nrisor IN
oer contrsct Will supply $3l 900 more. Il vii,
appear from this summary that the only nroh-
leu pglore minnesota legislators is to fit current
y as possible. Thereisno debt and no Interest
charge that is not already provided for. nor 10
inc STATE likely, IN view of past experience tn
undertaKe any new obligations for some time
70 come con Ihe Joint effect of this policy and
OF tne railway bond adjustments feltin the ev~
cellent condition of the states credit and finance
to-day. Ao "uance
Az Saltwater, James 8 Anderson, ono of the
most prominent lumbermen in the northwest
had his right arm severed at the socket Of the
shoulder he was overlooking the starting mn
OF his saw mill on the Wisconsin side of thee
St Crolx, opposite saltwater and while stand
ing near ara a shaft which was revolving at the
rate OF 5OO revolutions per minute, his rubber
coat was caught, drawing him into the belt
his right arm being torn off as mentioned. his
RIOS fractured, and right hip dlslocated
At the regular meeting of the board of trus-
tees OF Manchester college, Mr.. Joseph McKib-
pm OF 81. Paul was elected fiscal secretary of
the college.
While Bert Lawrence of Chippewa county
was burning off patch of brush south of the
railroad track, he discovered large box buried
which proved to be a thief or robbers plumber.
Besides a lot of clothing, it contained several
boxes OF cartridges, some revolvers, a lot of
carpenter tools, an ak, and a grip or sample
box belonging to the Arctic Cracker company
of Minneapolis
Fergus Falls will have nine saloons this sea-
son, paying $4,000 into the city treasury.
Grant county is taking steps to have railroad
connection with Fergus Falls
Ground will be broken this week for the new
county jail at Fergus Falls.
DR.. John Solly of Scanbler, Otter Tail coun-
ty, was brought to Fergus Falls and lodged in
jail, charged with shooting at a fishing party.
Ihe defendant was found guilty and fined $lOO
or ninety days in the county jail. His friends
are moving for his release.
Secretary Hart, of the state board of correc-
lions and charities, presented, at the meeting
OF the board recently, his usual quarterly re-
port 1t is q very voluminous document cover
ing over forty closely written pages, and is
shortly to be published in pamphlet form for
general circulation
coroner's jury at Minneapolis decided that
Katy Boyle killed her babe while in a fit of tenn
porary insanity.
The state railroad commissioners have ap-
pointed B. G. Burdick, formerly of St Cloud and
now of the Canadian Pacific, as chief inspector
Of grain
The First Baptist church of St. Paul are
said to have discovered new charges
against Rev. DR.. Riddell. The charges
are that the pastor during his residence in St.
Paul, had lived in improper relations with TWO
or three women One case is cited where the
lady in question has been and is now consider
ed a respectable woman and moves in the best
social circles Members of the board of ST.
pervision claim to have been deceived by the
retired pastor, while several members of the
church contend that all was known or great
portion of the present disclosures sometime
ago. .#
Amos +. Palmer of Minneapolis, was drown
ed in Lake Minnetonka.
NC. Sullivan of Granite Falls has made an
assignment
Theodore Rein, of Cottonwood, put cut on
'arbor day q, 900 mulberry and willow cuttings.
Charles Leeman aud Frank Cole of Anoka
have been arrested on suspicion of setting fires
in that city last week.
Mr.. John Luiten, an old gentleman Of SEVEN
ity-two years, and father of John Luiten, Jr..
clerk Of the court of Mcleod county, was acct
dentaly drowned in Grow river, near the resi-
dence of his sons in Rich Valley.
At the st, Paul city election Edmond Rice
was elected Mayor by 3,602 majority; J. W.
Roche for Controller, 1901; H. W. Cory, for
Municipal Judge, 565. All Democrats
The secretary of the state board of agricul-
lure reports that the Minnesota winter wheat
crop will only average S6 per cent of an ord
mary crop; Of winter rye, 81 per cent; of mead
ows (hay), s. per cent; Of pastures, "a per cent;
IF 10 0r0rI 1oI0 ia had
ORR per cent over the average for previous
years on May /. Thsacreage for spring wheat
is the same as lastyear. In corn and oats there
is slight increased acreage The demand for
seems to be tendency to go into. more diver
sified fs-rming.
Morrison & Reeder, former publishers Of
the Candy News, have moved their printing
office to Mankato and will soon commence the
publication OF weekly newspaper
at the city election in Waseca Hon L.G
Trowb bridge was elected mayor.
The eighteenth annual conference Of In
Evangelical Association of Minnesota has just
been-concluded at Ninona. Bishop Bowman
Of Allentown, Pa, presided Rev r. Obs of
Paynesville acted as secretary, with Rev. f. r
PlantiEow of st. Paul and Georges Speath Of
Wheeling as assistants
The weather IN southern and eastern Mime
sofa has been cool during the past week, and
not as favorable for seeding as could be deired
Farmers are generally at work, however, and
the works. going forward rapidly in most Sec
lions. In many places the ground is wet and
cold, and has not worked as well as last year.
Capt ia. smyser died at Glyndon, at his
farm residence near town after several months
suffering from consumption, aggravated BY
gastritls, aged forty eight He was formerly
In the regular army and 9 graduate Of West
Point He leaGes a widow and six children
with considerable estate.
In obedience SO special orders frsm Fort
Smelling, Company I, Seventh cavalry, Of Fort
Totten, under Cap& Nswlan ard Lieut. Water
4nan, started for the Turtle mountains lest
Monday to preventEhe Indiansand half breeds
from joining Riel This is simply precau-
toEary measure Lieut. Grunlsy accompap-
les the men,as quarteemaster.
Articles of incorporation Of The Dispatch
Publishing Company" were fled With the reg
lster of deeds at St Paul with cafital stock
Of $3.50. 0O0. The incorpsrators are George r.
Shaw. John M. Shay Of MmneaDOiis and (1aorre