New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-08

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land the fish on the bank, which he did
after some hard work. He caught it with
"a spoon hook.
Thomas Hanley Of st. Paul who had been
convicted in the Hennepin county district
courtEof murder in the first degree, was
brought before Judge Lochren to receive
his sentence. During all OF his trials up to
this time Hanley has appeared perfectly
unmoyed. His deathly paleness when sen
tence was called forswas his only sign OF ag-
itation. Inresponse to the usual question
he replied that he had nothing to say
Judge Lochren then sentenced him to i'm.
prisonment for life
Attorney General Hahn decides that a
medical student residing in another place
from his preceptor cannot practice medi-
cine; also that marriage licenses cannot be
issued to girls under eighteen or young men
under twenty-one without the consent OF
parents or guardians.
on the morning OF the lst., most OF the
guests going to the new Ryan House. The
Metropolitan has borne a most excellent
reputation since it's opening, and many old
citizens IN all quarters will greatly regret
its closing as they call to mind the many
pleasant gatherings within it's walls.
J. d. Kittson has been appointed rail
way clerk, to succeed D. P. Morgan, re-
signed, between St. Paul and Duluth; c. D.
Purdy succeeds F. Wilson, resigned, on the
St. Paul and A1cGregor route, and Frank
Tousley is removed from the Minneapolis
and Albert Lea route to make place for E.
Crowles.
1t is said that parties who contemplated
building elevators in the southern portion
OF the state this year have decided to wait
til next year, owing to the present discour-
aging outlook for q good crop.
The governor and staff visited the camp
OF the Second Regiment at Faribault on
Tuesday the Both ult. At 5 the review
and dress parade took place, together
with a most. entertaining drill by the bat
terry, who, after the drill, started on their
homeward march. In regard to the en-
campment and the regiment, Col. Bobletter
said: The encampment has been the most
orderly yet held. When the companies
came into camp nearly all OF them show.
eel the effects Of the many changes they
had experienced since the last encamp.
ment More has been accomplished during
the week than was done last year. The en-.
campment has certainly had a tendency tc
stimulate the men to harder efforts in the
future. The rifle practice has been quite
satisfactory, and a large number OF men
have qualified and there have been fair re.
suits among the sharpshooters.
i A reunion OF the graduates OF the State in.
stitution OF deaf mutes took place at Fari-
Sbault: All the graduates express great sat-
1sfactlon, by signs, at the pleasant manner
they have been entertained.
By thefailure OF Cody Brothers, of Tower,
George Benz & Co. are in 5000, Levy OF
Duluth 5000, j. H. Wenterfeld OF Duluth
5000, Selbertstien & Bond, ofDuluth, $500,
and Mr.. Solomon OF St. Paul 81 900.
The Duluth Tribune says the sCodys have
been preparing for this event for some time
Mr., C. H, Colby OF Benson was married
to Miss Grace p. Wilson, daughter OF ] ohm
L.sWilson Of st. Cloud, Rev g. V. Camp
bell performing the ceremony.
James Dockerty OF Kasson has been held
to the grand jury, charged with assautwith
intent to commit rape on Elizabeth Gould
DR.. c. Weschcke was elected mayor Of
New Ulm.
Mrs. Charles Eager, daughter OF T. P
Bull OF Brownsville, Mower county, and liv-
ing one and one-half miles east OF that place,
cut her throat recently, dying .within an
hour. She has beenconsidered partially in
sane for some time.
Considerable damage was done recently
at Pipestone by hail.
Northfield is enjoying a building "boom'',
this season such as it has never before ex.
perlenced. large number OF fine residen.
ces costing from $4,000 to 81, 900 each are
being built. A fine two-story school build.
costing So, 900 is being built on the West
side, and a handsome stone and brick Y.
NJ. c. A. building will soon be completed.
A recent tornado filled the Mississippi
with trees about forty miles above Aitkin,
obstructins navigation.
Oliver Gibbs, Jr., late commissioner for
Minnesota to the worlds fair at New Or.
leans, has been appointed special commits.
sioner for the American exhibition at Lon
don, which opens May 1, 1886 The com.
missioner general, John Gilmer Speed OF
New York, will visit st. Paul and AInneapo-
us IN a lew days in the interest OF the exhi-
bition. Mr.. Gibbs has received informa.
tion that the worlds fair at New Orleans
will reopen Nov. l, under a new corpora
ton, entitled "The American Northern.
Central and Southern Exposition. and
close April l, 1886, in time for a transfer
OF the exhibits to the London fair.
The Minnesota Valley Baptist ass ociation
met in Mankato. The following officers
were elected to hold one year: Rev Cyrus
Thomas, moderator; Rev II. B. Marshall
clerk; A. D. Caldwell, treasurer Encourag.
ing reports were received from the various
churches comprising the association and
especially the missionary work
In a trial heat at Midway johnson PAGES
a mile in 2:1l2Al, the fastest time ever made
in Minnesota.
The houses OF E. E. Case and Rev. Mr.
Congregational minister at Wa.
terville, were entered and watches and
money stolen from both. The burglars en-
tered the sleeping rooms and removed the
articles from the owners pockets without
waking them.
Ed Donnelly quarrelled with his mistress,
Maggie Donnelly, an inmate OF house OF
ill-fame, at Brainerd, and beat her terribly.
When found she was unconscious, and the
physicians say she VIII not recover.
The Nininger place on Summit avenue St.
Paul is sold at Auction for $25, 900 to Crow
ford Livingston.
Daily lacerations OF horses and cattle by
the barbed wire fencing are recorded in all
parts OF the state
There is a probability that the name OF
the town OF Detroit will be changed to ssDe-
troit Lake.
Atkins has purchased fire engine TO,
300.
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