New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-06-17
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The summer meeting Of the state dairy-
mems association win be held at Moorhead
June-24. 11-o>s~1
August Hancke, German, sixty years
Old, living in Tyrone township. LIE Sueur
IouHoy, conmltted suicide by blowing his
DAN Archibald and Hugh J. Kane have
Deen arrested and taken to Duluth. charged
wltfsstealing government timber in 1879.
Hon. jeremiah Russell, one Of the oldest
sett1ers OF Minnesota, died at Sank Rapids,
aged seventy-six years.
ReV.sF. w. Bricholtz OF Featherstone,
Uoodhue county, was thrown from his
wagon, MS leg broken in two places, knee
crushed and internally injured so that his
lie Is despaired of.
Waaena Farmer: The grand Jury brought
IN anandlctment against Rev. ohm Walton
LOT committing rape on Miss Hattie Jane
Wepster. Mr.. Walton was arrested and
placed under 5000 bonds to appear at this
term OF court.
Ihre Hallstones which fell in the town
OF franktord, measured twelve, thirteen
ana h1teen inches around, respectively, and
welgned over a pound. They were driven
right through the shingle roofs of several
houses.
The population of Fergus Falls according
to the censusj just taken is 5,217, an increase
since 1880, OF 3, 583, gain OF PIP per cent
A man Misunderstanding, for the shoot
ing OF Washburne, was convicted at Delano
Spaulding lives at Monticello and the shoot
ing OF Washburne took place on Oct. 10,
1884.
Ihe prevalence OF CHAMBERS in St. Paul has
caused serious apprehension among horse
men, as the disease is such an extremely
fatal one. The health office is doing all in
it's power to check the spread of the dis
ease.
Pauline Leslie, alias Ella Holburt WHO
lies in the county Jail at St. Paul, charged
with swindhng Mrs. Russell Dorr OF st. Paul,
and Gen. Rosser OF Minneapolis, tells a
story, that, iftrue isromantic She is from
the South and of "a well-todo family.
RAISED IN a comfortable home, some
eighteen months ago she met a man bv
the name OF Gregory Foster, who represent
ed himself as an agent from St. Louis of
Bradstreet's Commercial agency. He won
her heart, they eloped, went to Chicago and
various other places and, after seven
months, she discovered that her marriage
mad been mock one, and that she was be-
trayed. Once unmasked Foster led her to
carry out for him his villainies, until he
LETT her Jan. Of this year, since when she
has not seen him. She is very lady-like of
French descent, and it is thought that she
may be innocent Of the charges against her
Articles OF Incorporation OF the North
western Glass Manufacturing Company OF
Minneapolis were filed recently with the sec
retary OF state. The capital stock is $780,
600, the limit OF liability S75, 900. The in
corporators and first board ofdireetors are
Z. q. Ziegler, l.. F. Smith, G. L. Caster, Seth
Abbott, John 0. Shoop, William HALEY.
Sumner Ladd, Joseph w. Gilbert and Will
lam Chandler, all OF Minneapolis
A medical college has been organized at
ST. Paul with the following officers: Presi-
dent-Dr. A. J. Stone; Vice President-Dr.
c. A. Wheaton; Secretary-Dr. L. W. Dens-
low: Treasurer-Dr. Park Richie. The
sum OF 100000 has already been pledged
by citizens for the new institution, but the
amount is to beincreased to $4,000 The
members Of the faculty give their services
gratuitously for the present.
A telegram from Louisville, announces
that DR.. Robert Christie, D. D., has decided
to accept the call to become the pastor OF
the House OF Hope Presby church in
st. Paul.
The Supreme Court, just adjourned, was
in session from April to June 8, excepting
Saturdays and Sundays, sitting forty-six
days. During that time 149 cases were ar
gued and submitted orsubmitted on printed
briefs, and three cases continued. The
court to date has filed tfty-two decisions
| and opinions.
Edward M. Allen, was instantly killed bv
the cars at Minneapolis He had been at
| work for the Omaha road
The Inaugural ton OF DR.. Cyrus Northrop
| as president of the University OF minnesota
took place Wednesday afternoon the 18th
inst, in the presence OF a vast audience,
which included many Of the we'll known citi-
zens of st. Paul, Minneapolis, and other
places in the state. Dr.. Northrop's address
was able and elegent.
The Minnesota & Northwestern has begun
workupon the draw span OF it's bridge across
the Mississippi at St. Paul. The draw will
be Az feet IN length, and will be among the
very longest in the world. A portion of it
has already arrived in St. Paul and the re-
mainder is expected within the next few
days. 1t was manufactured at Paterson,
Nj. The draw when completed will be
worked by a double cylinder Westinghouse
engine.
Joseph Schwellenbach, Of the money or
der department OF the Minneapolis post
Office, is in durance vile on the charges OF
embezzling government funds
The Nicollet county auditors records
show that SO per cent Of the tax levy o
| 1884 was paid before the 1st day OF June.
The amount levied was S55, 900, and the
amount not paid by the Both OF May was
| $500.
The Yellow Medicine county agricultural
society will hold the annual fair from Sept.
Is to Sept. II, in Granite Falls.
The census OF the city OF Mortified has
been completed, and shows a population Of
5000, a gain OF 500 in three years.
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