New Ulm weekly review., 1885-04-08
sherir Connellysof Dakota county arrested

Sheriff Connellyof Dakota county arrested
Frank Amidon at Cannon Falls on charge Oh
forgery. Two years ago Chief of Police Ander-
son arrested Amidon and locked him up in his
Office, leaving him with handouts on Re-
turning in few moments he found his pris-
oner gone, having escaped through a window
William Simpson and William Cow, skating
rink proprietors at Champlin, broke through
the ice at Anoka and were drowned
"A spotted fever is epidemic among children
at Breckenridge.
Thomas Gallagher was arrested and fined
$40 at Glencoe for running skating rink
without a license.
ca county, whipped his wife 80 shamefully
chat she was obliged to take temporary refuge
1t nelghbors. Nelson followed her and was
given sound thrashing, for which he caused
;he neighbours arrest. Mrs. Nelson has re-
5urned to her fathers home in La Crosse.
''G1other" Gastrow of Minneapolis was jailed
N default of bail, for keeping house OF III
fame. ~
G. c. Stocking, barber, arrived in Saltwater
| with a woman who shows certificate that she
Is his wife. In few days another woman ap-
oeared and with a revolver compelled Stocking
% march home with her She is barberess
If GAINESVILLE, Wis, and claims that she is his
| wife, She states further that he has another
wife at Fentonville, Mich. Stockings mother
resides at Lake Willmar and brother at Still
water.
Fire at Brainerd destroyed the buildings
owned by VIM. Paine, P. L. Starcher and B.
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oons by c. Mobery and j. Westerburg, the
third being unoccupied. .a
Boston Journal Rev. Cyrus D. Foss, D. D.,
IL D., whose episcopal residence is in Mime
lpolis, will preside at the eighty sixth
annual session Of the New England Methodist
Episcopal conference, which is to convene in
Springfield on the 7th proximo.
Harriet Burner gets three years in Saltwater
Tor attempting to poison Lille Headley.
row of buildings WAS burned by an incen-
liary fire at Rrainerd. Small insurance
H. E. Nelson, Lake Prairie farmer, was
lttacked by the son of farmer named Sles
While driving across meadow belonging tt
he latter near LIE Sueur. The boy felled Mel
ION with pitchfork and then beat Nelson's
lorses with the same weapon. He was arrested
and will be tried for assault with deadly
Weapon as soon as Nelson is able to appeal
lgainst him.
Henry Durr of Tacoma has secured the
Irrest of his wife and cousin, Charles Webber,
IN charge of adultery. Some time since Mrs.
Durr left Tacoma to visit her parents at Amboy,
md not returning as agreed her hus-
oand made search, and found her living with
Wobber at Seattle.
Gustave Borg was waylaid and robbed ol
40 on Superior street Duluth Chas Halmate
vas arrested on suspicion Of being implicated
A small but enthusiastic band of Minneapolis
aides resolved that ssit is the duty Of every
woman citizen to cast her ballot for members
If the school board"
A committee of eight men, representing a
colony of 50 families from Wasau, Wis, have
ourchasedland in Becker county, near Detroit.
Joseph Irea of Chicago, proprietor of towl
ute on Clear Lake. four miles west of Jackson
having the place plated and will bring
, Bohemian colony to scttle there. 1t Is intend
I'd tc make the manufacture Of Bohemian bee
In industry.
Raymond Du Puy superintent of the Mime
, sofa g. Northwestern has entered upon tn
lutes of his Office, and is making active pr ep
! lrations for the resumption Of work upon tn
) new road The grading of the entire lin
,, from West St Paul to Mona, a distance of II
. miles, has been practically finished, and moth
, ing remains but the bridge work aud th
rack laying
President W. O. Wright, of the Chicago
Freeport & St Paul road, informs Stillwate
; parties that the engineer of the road is abou
70 commence a survey from Eau Gala vi
saltwater to st. Paul.
Gabriel Renville head chief and presiden
! ST the Sisseton and Wahpeto nation, accom-
panied by David Faribault, assistant chief, lef
5 Tor St Paul to consult their old friends, Gen
: Sibley, ex-Gov. Marshall and others in 81
. Paul, in regard to tho affairs of the Sissctol
: reservation The Indians are very much dis
satisfied with the government of the presen
agent, Thompson. H.
Mr.. Ole Oleson and Miss Christien Nelson
living on Mile Lacs lake thirty miles from
Aitkin, walked all the way into town to b
married.
The bell in church at Rushford, weighin
300 pounds, fell recently, crushing everything
u its way in it's hurried descent
Workman post, G. A. r., of Little Falls, ha
endorsed Gov Hubbard's action in vetoing tn
$4,000 picnic appropriation.
Creditors Of the collapsed Wadena bank, &C
,ording to a local correspondent will not real
re hardly anything.
; Bishop seidenbusch of ST. Cloud is reporte,
improving.
P. A. Dufour, Esq. formerly ofSt Paul ant
: Minneapolis, but lately q citizen Of Crookston
/ was examined in the probate court Of Henne
pin county, for insanity. Mrs Dufour testifie
;hat last fall she noticed in her husband inco
/ aeroncy Of speech, and signs that his memor,
/ was failing. These symptoms continued It
: increase Lately Mr. Dufours mind has beel
i mush agitated over an important suit in til
land office which he has been conducting Tn
physicians in attendance pronounced the cas-
that of general paralysis, and in their opinion
i hopeless. The patient was accordingly com
: mitted. Mr. Dufour is well known in Wrigh
4 county of this state, and atse in Buffalo.
+. The saloon license in the village of Morri
, has been placed at $400
Minnesota Iron company at Duluth, ha
made contract with the Wilson line of pro
pellers for transporting all it's ores to Cleve
land this season. The terms are private
The company now has 65, 600 tons of ore mined
, md will have 80. 600 tons bv the ODenino n