New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-11-18

full child; Il was thinking afhome and my
children when l sowed that seed, and you :
see what it has grown to be-" In other
boxes Maj. Taylor carried carrots in other
forms, all, he protested. in the images OF ;
those objects on which his mind rested at
the time of the planting. AS other Mime
sofa farmers do not report the same ex-
perience, We think it must be a popularity
of Maj. Taylor's mind rather than OF the
Minnesota soil.
A Duluth & Iron Range saw mill, at Tow.
er, burns at a loss OF 81 900.
Morton S. Barrows and Miss Ada c.
Noble were married at the House. Of Hope
church, st Paul.
Michael Neary, we'll do-farmer OF Nc
Pherson township. Blue Earth county, is
charged with criminally assaulting little
girl. He denies it.
Oscar Horner, sixteen-year-old son OF
Simon Horner OF CRANKY, Nicollet county,
was poisoned by eating wild parsnips in
mistake for artichokes.
The Litchfield Independent predicts that
Meeker county will become the center OF
the wooden manufacturing industry in the
Northwest.
The Duluth produce exchange directors
have decided that after the first fifty mem
bers the fee shall be 500 each for the next
fifty.
Special Agent Child, OF the postoffice de-
partment was in Rochester recently and
arranged with the Odd Fellows for q new
lease OF a portion OF their building for the
postoffice for four years. The price agreed
upon was $500 a year. This building cost
the Odd Fellows $4,000, and they expect
to have it free from debt in two years.
more.
At Ada w. w. Irwin argued a change of
venue in the case of the State VS.. DR.. Stu
art, for the killing OF Dr. e. L. Narrum last
July. Eightythree affidavits were pro-
duced alleging that fair and impartial
trial could not be had in Norman county
The court granted the change and the case
will be tried at the general term in Becker
county, beginning Dec. Z.
Over 4, 500 acres OF school lands we're
sold in Norman county recently. The
highest price paid was S13.25 per acre and
the average Sc. Last year only ] $40
acres were sold, atan average OF $3.50.
II. P. Robe has sold the Rnsh City Post
to Judge Percy 3. Smith OF Saltwater.
Hubert II. Cox, formerly of Brainerd,
went into the mountains near Tacoma.
Wash, some time ago, to purchase horses,
and has not been seen since.
G. j. Lonen has resigned as clerk of the,
Houston county court, and will engage in.
the practice of law.
w. B. Taylor left Slayton a few days ago
to resume his duties as Senator Logan'g.
private secretary.
A nameless Minnesota embezzler has
been caught at Macon, Mich.
j. P. Holmes, a ST. Paul lawyer. shakes
the debts OF st. Paul from his shoulders
and disappears.
Two puglists, Killen and Lannan had
prize fight in Dakota county, near St.
Paul, on the old battle ground OF Cardiff
and Wilson. Their work kept them warm.
as the fighting was fast and furious from
start to finish; too much so indeed; for it
was this, more than kille MS hard blows,
which defeated Lannan. Barnes protege,
though beaten. made an awfully plucky ef-
Tort, and had he been handled by as eX-
perienced men as killen, the result might
have been different.
Minnesota has Jared SHINY in the matter
81 fourth-class postotfices. Since March
there have been but nincty-two such offices
filled. These are the fattest in the state
with less than half ~ dozen EXCEPTIONS.
There about twelve hundred fourth
class postoftices in minnesota, and under
the ordinary course OF changes when the
Republicans were in power onc-fourth OF
them would be filled with new officers or old
ones recOmmissioned.
Secretary Lamar has finally approved the
report OF commissioners in certain Mime
sofa claims, and they will be paid at once.
The amounts claimed were over
100000. The amounts allowed by
the commissioners are as followg Eu.
lalie Turpin, assignee, and Louis Rob
ert, SID, 900; Nathan Myrjck, IL ,321;
J. and G. L. DAILY. assignees OF B. F. Pratt,
$4,000; Amanda B. Forbes, widow of w.
II. Forbes 81, 754. Total $42,175
The citizens OF Anoka are very much ex-
cited and mystified over the sudden disap-
pearance OF T. e. Bennett, a well known
blacksmith ofthat city
Warner, who some time ago was tried
and found guilty OF the attempted murder
OF Mrs. Warner, and who was awaiting
sentence in jail at lie Sueur Center, escaped
and has not been found.
There is considerable proving up going on
In Norman county this fall. and i've out of
every seven men borrow from $500 to
81 200 on their claims.
The new bridge across the Red Lake river
at Crookston is nearly completed. The
contract price is 81 1896.
Commissioner Fo.well OF Warren waa
held to the grand jury charged with setting
lire to his own building.
Mrs. Bills OF Champlin. daughter of DR..
Woicott. OF Anoka. was taken to the in
sane asylum at ST. Peter.
:, a new naltin, house has been built at
Hastings, with capacity OF man ,iactur-
annually.
!. At the land sale in Norman county Id
ding was lively and Si3.25 was paid for q
piece q University land appraised at So.
y. Miller. u prominent business man
Of Spring Valley. IL dead. -,