New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-10-28

their mills in operation.
Chicken cholera prevails fatally about
Lake City.
c. Zimmerman of Crow Wing died from
eating wild parsnips.
At Moorhead James Irwin confessed to
the murder OF Hewes.
Taxable property in Duluth is 81, $780,
600 greater than last year.
Mrs. Purvis has been indicted at Granite
Falls, for poisoning her husband.
The celebrated Stockman- Olmstead min
ing suit is on trial at Minneapolis.
Blackbirds, by the million, are plumber
ing the cornfelds about jamestown.
DR.. Christie is given a right royal vel
come by the St. Paul Presby terians.
Carl Richel, Mortified, lost his barn and
$500 pounds OF leaf tobacco by fire.
A fire at the Humboldt Touring mill in
Minneapolis caused a loss OF $4,000.
The Grand Lodge OF Good Templars will
meet on Oct. 20 and 80 at Owatonna.
William Holman, a brakeman, was run
over by the cars at St. Cloud and killed.
The Massachusetts, peoplein Minneapolis
have formed EBAY State" association.
Many men are now hired in Duluth to 60
into the Michigan pineries for the winters
work.
At Caledonia, John Thilson, d contractor
weighing 200 pounds, fell sixty feet and was
killed.
Chicago and Michigan capitalists are ne
gotiating for large amount of Minnesota
pine lands.
Tramps stole several hundred dollars
worth OF jewelry from the residence OF j. r.
Boyd, St. Cloud.
Peter Nelson was arrested at Minneapo O.
lis for attempting q felonious assault up
on Mrs. j ohnson.
P. L. Henry has sold his interest in the
Duluth Lumber company to Chicago par
ties for 100000.
The res :dence and shoe shop OF A. Eng
strom at Granite Falls was destroyed by
fire. Fully insured.
William NJ. Lawrence ofMinneapolisr read
a paper on "Steam" before the Laundry
mems National association at Boston.
j. P. Allen and ]. B. Spencer turned out
for opposing DR.. Riddell, have been reinstat-
ed in the First Baptist church at St. Paul
Hugh B. Montgomery an old restaurant
keeper, OF ST. Paul died. The disease that
caused his death was cancer of the stomach.
Freight traffic is largely increased on the
Winona &, St. Peter railroad Trains are
made up with from twenty five to fifty five
cars each.
George +. Smith, who was arrested in St.
Paul for forgery, has been discharged from
custody on recommendation OF the county
attorney.
Last year the st. Paul postoffice handled
over twelve million pieces OF postal mat
ter. Minneapolis shows up only two mill
ion behind.
Railroad menin Milwaukee think the ac-
tion OF the Minnesota commissioners re-
garding transit rates will turn out NOR
tifying failure.
Hon. Soren Listoe and family left Fergus
Falls for Copenhagen, Denmark, where they
will spend the winter returning home some
timein April
At Winona David Hexter, a clerk in the
employ OF Louis Sikorski robbed the safe
OF his employer ofabout $26 in money and
departed for the East.
P. L. Henry, manager OF the Duluth
Lumber company, sold his interest i'll it to
S. K. Martin OF Chicago, president of the
company, for 100000.
Waseca people complain that the depot
Accommodations there are execrable-nO
lights, no fires, smashed wind lows, and moth
ing to soothe the waiting traveller.
Thomas NJ. Brown, at H awley, was com
mitted on the charge OF set ting fire to the
jacobson Touring mill, VIII ich was burned
on Thursday, Oct. 15, about 2 o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Briggs, the recently appointed
pastor Of the Methodist church at Yum
brota, has arrived W it'll his family from
Canada. The parishioners gave them "a
cordial reception.
Ths p.airie fire that RACED west and north
west OF Appleton, was very destructive.
The wind was blowing a gale and the fire
leaped over fire breaks, roads, and the
rivers with perfect IMMUNITY.
In the United States district court at St.
Paul, Alfred L. Morey, who pleaded guilty
to passing counterfeit silver dollars at Al
bert Lea, was sentenced to the penitentia-
ry at Saltwater for one year.
For several years the Minneapolis millers
have been making efforts to obtain a
prompt payment OF the rebate on the jute
sacks in which the -four is shipped to Eu-
rope and have at last succeeded.
Charles Richman vas arrested at Winona
on a charge OF bast ardy, the complainant
being girl OF seventeen, who has lived
nearly all her life in Winona. Her mother
is dead and she lives with an aged father.
Mankato marriages: Clerk of Court w.
B. Torrey to Mrs. Mary o. Moulton Of
Springfield, Mass. James C. Mahan to Miss
Jennie Buchannon OF Springfield, Ill. w
q. Snow to Miss Eva Carpenter OF ST. Paul
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