New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-12-16
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taTy; s. =: Nelson, treasurer.
4 a. Brandenbnrg, sheriff 81 Otter ali
i county removed Michael Martin and Olaf
James to the penitentiary Both will serve
Six months. the former for larceny, the
latter for attempted burglary.
4 The annual convention Of the county
/ superintendent Of Minnesota will open in
4 St.P aul Dsc. %. an continue ono day
slt will be followed by the annual meeting
scf the state teachers, which will last three
/ days. All OF the railroads will return dele.
gates at one-fifth the regular fare.
East-bound passenger rates from st.
/ Paul and Minneapolis have been restored
to tariff rates, and the scalpers will here
after be ignored.
The st. Paul presbytery has formally
i perterred charges against Rev. DIR. AlcLain
Riotous workmen are obstructing work
on the Burlington & Northern, neal
] WinOna, and the sheriff has been asked fol
I help.
In the Keenans murder case at Mankato
/ the defendants were acquitted.
There are numerous cases Of typhoid fe-
yer in Wheeling, Rice county
An unknown insane man cut his throat
and jumped under passing train at Fort
Ripley.
Chris Pheiffer, at Duluth filled up with
/ whisky and then shot himself dead. !
The second annual meeting of the Min
nesota association of trotting and pacing
horse breeders was held at the office OF
Commodore Kitson. president 81 the assoc.
citation The election of officers for the en-
suing year resulted as follows: President;
/ N. w. Kittson: first vice president r e.
Oswald, Minneapolis; second, G.. A. De
| GraH, GAINESVILLE; secretary, Il. C. JudsOn
Pennington: treasurer a. w Sherwood
St. Paul; executive committee, C. A. De
! GraH, e. w Sherwood, r. c. Judson,l D. S.
Gan, benson benson, ana George Graves,
isoones'ef.
Senator Mcmillan has introduced bill
IN the Senate to allow the State of Min
nesota to select lands in lieu OF swamp
lands allowed the state where settlers lad
i st..lns - IS Ine same measure that
senatnr McW;iia ~ a ge SUES ias ~; season
ral;af - Gai pfaaaa s.so Puo ~ y pIi lor 1he
a and ~ .e VINO ,oso ms nome nm
/, Ma. r,, y. ls personal properly az
p DE-" ua curing che olou1 ouIorake Col.
e' ? '1.s'm - \ ''s'.ru ol fS,ooO.
An order has been made by the supreme
court y, Tor reargument in the tax title case
OF Charles Chauncey, appellant, against
| Goraeha Wass, at the. next general term.
oil.1u :. ~ III Dri 9 ara
luleo gu ole el1e u ne appellanJ be
a eIsa - ~ ~ ene lesponuenCs at1orhey, ana
the 10th day Of Febrnarv newt and tb.t
copies OF ali briefs and authorities IN. the
side OF the respondent be served, on or be-
lore the 25th day OF March next. on appel
liant attorney. Allproceedings are stayed
until the decision 81 the cause On reargu
m i..n,, ms 70 the case uhat mas e1clted
| u =. discussion, anu adverse comment on
'he decision. sstsisss
The vestry OF ST. Jam mes Episcopal church,
!. Fergus Falls, are trying to secure rector.
Bernard Winterfelt RECENTLY sold 100
acres of improved timber land IN Tyrone
township, LeSueur county. for 81 300 800
This is q trifle over S54 per acre, and is the
largest price ever paid for farm land in the
country. 4.
Rev. r. j. Cresswell, who for. two Years
past has been in charge Of the work 81 the
Presbyterian church lin 4 arltnn 'conrtu
has RESIGNED his nosition and zone Z Nh
neapolls.
~. .EA-e1ov. flllsDury, OF the commission to
s SCI q cite LOT the new penltentary, states
oI el an exP mas mace an examination
OF several ouarrles touching qualities Of
NOT reach Jec;s;an o h It .osslou VII
= 10y - s.''o'1 osiuio sprung.
e Z =
ex-con con g, e. n and =. Il. Moore were
married at Owatonna.
ne e. annual convention Of county school
superlntendents opens at st. Paul Dec. s28.
Senator Sabin will introduce q bill for a
railroad bridge across the ST. Croix any.
where between Prescott and Taylor's
falls.
The Lake Minnetonka building opera
tions OF 1884, as shown in last years re-
view, amounted to $4,000. For both
years there has been q conspicuous absence
Q any very large items, the good-sized totals
Deing mace up by q large number OF modest
ouildlng mostly cottages The growthis q
natural ana healthy one.
The business men Of Redwood Falls Or
ganlzed Q board Of trade by the election Of
the following officers: President, James
MCMILLAN; wee president, f. w. Philbrick;;
secretary y! =. w Hay; treasurer, e. A. Fran
choilar " E,in : - pu ~ TSo, =. y.
o1o'ia'' = : All'n ll anu /" ". looo.
A four-year old child Of Stephen Chase ,of
Monticello, pulled tub of boiling water
over on itself. Its mother was absent, and
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