New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-05-27
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G. b Garner, head cook, and Emma D.Swan-
son, pastry cook, at the Grand Central hotel,
st Cloud. eloped recently Garner is q mar
ried man, whose wife left St Cloud two weeks
ago for Minneapolis to visit some friends
Emma is unmarried.
Francis S. Wetherbee, general merchant
at Marshall, has made an assignment Banker
Dibble of Marshall is the largest creditor
SO, OOO-all Of which is. amply secured The
other secured claims are all of Winona firm,
5000; Lyon County bank, $500, and Chicago
firm 500, making the secured Indebtedness
$500, or a total Indebtedness of some IS, 600
there are assets of nearly $4,000.
The Winona & ST Peter Railroad company
is to erect grain elevator of ESQ, 600 to 100000
bushels capacity at Winona ON the river bank
nearly in front Of the passenger depot Bids
for the foundations are being received, and 1t
is expected that work upon the structure will
be begun atence.
Senator Sabin has fled claims against tho
Northwestern Car company aggregating over
$500, 600, and Receiver OGorman, of Seymour.
Sabin & Co., wants over 81, ZOO, 600!
At Duluth, John Waiseman WAS sentenced
to be hanged.
George G. Drowley, sheriff of Houston coun-
ty, accompanied by John Hohl and Clement
Hindt, guards, delivered to Warden Reed, at
Saltwater, James Smith, convicted of larceny
and sentenced to. eighteen months imprison-
ment, and Stewart G. Pierce, sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary.
Samuel Mayau, prominent resident of st.
Paul, is lying at the point of death at Gray,
Maine, where he has been spending the winter
The Austin Canning company has Just re-
ceived a car load of tin from which Isl, 900
cans will be manufactured for use this season
The Anoka Pressed brick and Terra
Catta company expect new machinery by
the use of which they will be able to manufac-
ture 1907 600 bricks per day.
The two-and a-half-year-old daughter of
tub of hot water and was scalded to death.
The LIE Sueur Sentinel claims the discovery
near that village of fine brick and freproof
mineral paint.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick OF Wheatland Rice county,
dropped dead recently as she was walking
home.
Charles Smedburg and Charles Runwall, iv-
ing near Gotha, Carver county, were coming
home from hunting, when Runwau ordered
Smedburg to stop or he would shoot him, and
the latter not obeying, Runwall fired, the charge
of shot entering Smedburgs body, and it is
feared he will die. Both were about fourteen
years of age.
In Waconla, two young men named Kray and
another lad while fishing on Burand's lake,
threatened the owner of the lake, who desired
them to desist using spears, whereupon Bu-
rand threw a stone, which struck one of the
Kray boys on the head and fractured his skull
Burand was arrested, and the boy is likely to
die
The Perham Bulletin chronicles the arrest
of the Fitch brothers, one Of whom has been
engaged as a minister of the gospel the past
winter, on charge of stealing $500 worth of
tools and fixtures from the Weber mill, and the
lived about two miles apart, and each was well
guarded with weapons of defense. Stolen
tools of different descriptions were found in
their possession. They were bound over to
court in $500 each.
The track Of the Minnesota & Northwestern
was completed to the river at St. Paul, and the
construction force, with the exception of
small gang, which remains behind 10 put on
the finishing touches, has been sent back over
the road to begin construction between Cas-
cade and Mona The total length back from
St. Paul to Mona will be 110N miles.
The residence of Henry Luerson, near
Pratt postofice, was destroyed by fire and tn
five children of Mr.. Luerson persisted in the
flames. Mrs. Luerson was seriously if not
fatally burned.
Alittle son of Martin Micholowski of Winona
was scalded to death in a tub of hot SOAP
AT Hawley, two hundred cords Of wood piled
along the Northern Pacific track burned All
freights and the evening passengers are de-
layed The fire would not allow the trains to
pass.
At Duluth, in the trial of Waiseman for the
murder of Farley, the committee retired few
minutes before noon and returned in less than
fifteen minutes and the verdict was, ''Guilty
Of murder in the first degree" The Jury took
two ballots, the first being eleven guilty and
one for acquittal. The prisoner received the
verdict without any outward demonstrations,
and seemingly in composed mind, and was
nOunced
Articles of incorporation of the Minnesota I'M
proved Telephone company was filed with the
secretary of state The capital is $500, 900,
divided into 10000 shares of the par value of
$50 each. Reuben Warner, Albert H. Lind exc.
W. J. sCahoone, w. P. Warner and H. p Hall
are theincorporators. This company uses the
Randall & Macentire receivers, BY means of
which, it is claimed, the voice is transmitted
much more distinctly than by the telephone
now in use.
The railroad and grain commissioners held
open session in the senate chamber of the cap
itol recently, and the whole question of grad
ing wheatMas discussed in all it's bearings by
representatives from the St Paul and Duluth
boards of trade, Minneapolis chamber of COM
merce, and various farmers, millers. elevator
and commission men from all sections of the
state Chairman J. H Baker presided, COM
missioners Murdock and Becker occupying
seats by his side. No decision was made
At St Paul. Frank Landers charged with ut
'tering, on six St Paul firms, forged orders or
notes to the extent of So, 700 was sentenced to-
years in the State Prison
The council of the First Baptist church Of
St Paul, met for.; heinvestigatio of the charges
against DR.. Ridde3l and adjourned till May ~
The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph thus re-
fess to an old-time St Paul Journalist Mr..
James Mills, of the Post, and one of the Oldest
newspaper men in Pittsburg, lectured before
Union Lodge, A. Q. o. W., on the subject Of