New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-02
Tho Minnesota state Fair,

SrOuuuS miuWty between 81. Haul AND Mir
neapolis, seems to be already assured. IA
host OF attractive novelties have been ar
rangedfor, and vast crowds will undoubted
/ ~ visit the festival toinspect the splendid
new property in which they are owners. The
grounds are on the line of the St. Paul, Mime
.apolis & Manitoba railway,1;5 minutes ride
from each city. The railroads throughout
the nOrthW estmake reduced ra testduring the
fair. The management offer $4,000 in
premiums and$15, 900 in prizes for speed
trials. The stock display will be immense
and all other departments eld agriculture
will be fully represented.
David Gamble has; made :a:sale Of his
farm near Marshall on rather peculiar
terms. The purchaser vase w. p omeroy,
and the consideration is that 900 bush
els OF No. 2 wheat. shall be placed in the,el.
sevatorhere at CANDLES disposal each year
Tor four years, making 4, 900 bushels, when
Pomeroy is to have a warranty deed.
Francis King OF Dallin, N. T., whose leg
was cutoff by a mower at Hastings died. /
At the Congregational church in Winona
"a subscription of 500 was raised lin aid ol
the new Congregations church at Ashton,
Oak.
j aGapt. John r. Beatty Of jManlako has
received the contract for furnishing the 200
car loads of stone for the y.new insane
asylum,at Norfolk, Neb. heScement sIand
lime used will also be from Mankato.
I The Fargo, Moorhead & Northwestern
filed articles of incorporation with the sec
retary OF state, sta ting that the object oi
THE corporation was to operate q railway
with allithe necessary appurtenances from
a pdirt on the Red river, near Moorhesd,
by the most! feasible route to Ada, Norman
County and thence in northerlg direction
to "a point on the Red Lake river in Polk
county. si8Rltt9sHa1 ss5fHi8 {
AT Lat Crosse, Wis. Mrs Matthew Myrick
OF st. Paul suffered fracture Of the left
arm and dislocation Of the wrist by the
oyaa'turning OF q hack in which she was
about ito hide to the.depot in order. totake
a train for home. ISL IS H.
sc .caairip secress, Of the Beaver Fails
B Building and Ioan association, and tonesof
atheH 0sts eminent tizens has eee,isar-
reste4 sona charge OF embezzling SIG, 900 OF
the suaids Of the association. The accused
gave daaiil and claims be will be able to prove
hisinMocenae.
Rev Thomas Burnett, for several years
pastor 0f the Presbyterian church Of Oro-
noco, Gmsteh county died at Ma.aitou
Springs, Colo, Aug. IA, Of quick consump,
,tioh hdeNeloped roma cold brought on
by overEork cit Du Page, M.. last February.
The three burglars arrested at Winona
had their examination before Judge AIienj
OF the municipal court on the charge oil
burglary preferrsd by A. S-;Gregory, and I'M
aeefault'of $500 keil, were sent to jan Until
the October term OF court They gave their
4a9es as Dan NeNahon, sThonaaR Rice and
sH 4 Y Smith lenalrs stsd tsvoldfcosk-
rlsteyolvsrs q large alibrs wlte ippndsap-
oHftkam. W. HsSa ssH
The hpard d eqsaliza tion fsnrss the TO-
tai amount Of pefsohM prdp ST.
Paul at $l4, $50, 600. and IN the towns Ia at
1886, 600.
Returns from all the. counties show the
total population OF Minnesota to be i 3
chat 1850. 6 =
II is expected that one of the most IN
terasting and valuable features of the COM
ing State Fair win be the dairy exhibit,
and the enthusiastic managers e this de