New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-08-25

@kl%tH in the .e' New sse Hampton 4 anrton,
VT, institute, and en-
listed twice, but was rejected on account
OF his youth. Before attaining his major
lty he came to Milwaukee, entering law
: office there, and on becoming twenty-one
was admitted to the bar. He then remov-
Led to Watertown, Wis, practicing law
there until 1867, when he removed to AL
bert Lea. His legal ability ranks among
the highest OF the state. He has served
hive terms as county attorney OF Freeborn
county, and is now president OF the sta tie
bar association. A man of unquestioned
ability and integrity, Mr.. Lovely is consd-
: cred one OF the ablest men in the state,
mot only as an attorney but as citizen.
DR.. c. j. Mccoy was arraigned at the mu-
nicipal court at St. Paul, on the charge OF
having practiced medicine without license,
on complaint Of the state board OF medical
examiners. He was held under bonds OF
$500, which were furnished by Minneapo-
lis friends.
The railroad and warehouse commits
: sioners have instructed the attorney gen.
eral to begin suit against the Chicago. Mil
waukee & St. Paul railroad for not allow
ing party at Sacred Heart Renvile coun-
ty, to erect u grain elevator and ware
house on the side track of the company at
that point. The party appealed from the
: decision OF the company to the commits
: sioners, who said he had the right to erect
the building. The railroad company still
refused to grant the privilege, and hence
the commissioners institute the suit.
Secretary Williams, OF the state histori-
Scal society. gives a resume of the forth
coming report OF tho society Tor the year
ended July 81, 1886, the report to be pre-
( scented to the legislature next winter.
There were upon Jan. I, last, II, e15 bound
volumes in the library, and 11,725 un-
bound. At present there are 12.476
: bound volumes and 1925 unbound, a
total OF "a, COL.
A White Cross Society has been organ
lied at Minneapolis. Allwho joined signed
this pledge, viz: l promise, by the help OF
God, first, to treat all women with respect
!: and to endeavor to protect them from
wrong and degradation; second, to endeavor
to put down all indecent language and
= coarse jests; third, to maintain the law of
purity as equally binding upon men and
women; fourth, to endeavor to support
these principles among my companions,
and to try and help my younger brothers:
fifth, to use every possible means to fulfil
the command, keep thyself pure
l.
issued a joint circular announcing that ship
ment OF agricultural improvements, ma
chinery, live stock and other articles for
exhibition at the state fair, will be trans
ported free OF charge both ways.
The Fifth district democratic convention
is set for Sept. "a, at Sank Center
Minnesota had thirty and Iowa forty
delegates in the Irish convention at Chica.
go.
+. H. Kelley has been elected mayor Of
Owatonna. The city council Of Rochester
accepted the bid OF Moffett, Hodgkins g.
Clark OF New York City to equip the CITY
with waterworks. The specifications in
clude a standpipe and reservoir, eightmiles
OF mains and l2O hydrants. the city to pay
So, 600 a year rental and the works to be
completed by July l, 1887. The contract
will be completed and the work begun at
once.
The fall term Of the Winona normal
school commences on Monday, Aug. 80,
lasting till Nov. 4. Theentranee examira.
tons will be held on Thursday and Fri.
day, Aug: 26 and 81,
Hans Ormuth, OF St. Cloud made mis-
step while drunk and received probably
fatal injuries.
Mr.. Thomas Lowry has sold the St,
other parties. The new directors are
Thomas 2. Wilson, A. &. Stickney, w r.
Merriam, 3. j. Stevens, D. c. Shepard,
Thomas Lowry, George B. Harris
A three -year-old daughter OF Gustavc
hoffman OF Chaska was killed while play
ing in q granary, 600 bushels of wheat
giving way and buryingllcr.
The wheat yield around Wykoff is TWEEN
ty five bushels to the acre.
On Capt. l,ewcomb's farm in Clay coun-
ty, the machine measured out 5S1 BUSH
els OF wheat from fourteen acres OF land.
Levi Gordon, a prominent cattle buyer
OF Northfield was examined by Doctors
Wood and Scmidt, and adiudged insane
The Republican district convention for
the Thirty eighth district met at Harris.
John Shaleen OF Chisago Lake was nomi-
mated for senator, and Errck Jonasson OF
Fish Lake for the house.
Gov. Hubbard has appointed Mai. j. P.
Pond OF St. Paul and John Landberg Of
Minneapolis to visit Marshall county and
report upon the condition OF those who
suffered from the hail storm OF July Fl.
The gentlemen are instructed to give the
names OF those families in need OF assist
ance and an estimate Of the total amount
which will be required to relieve them
The democratic congressional conven.
tion OF the Fourth District will be held at
Minneapolis, Sept. 20. The basis OF rep
resentation was fixed at one for every $50
votes cast for Cleveland and one delegate
at large. The apportionnlent is as follows:
Anoka, 4; Chisago, 3; Hennepin, ~; Isanti,
2; Kanabec, l; Pine, l; Ramsey, 49, sher-
burne, 3; Washington, s; Wright, 8. Total,
LOT.
+ At Luverne the safe in F. A. Hyke's
grain warehouse was opened by burglars
and a small amount OF cash taken.
Daniel Dodge was injured by kick from
a horse on a train. near Benson, dnd was
lett at Morris at the Metropolitan hotel,
where he died after great suffering Tele-
grams have failed to reach his friends and
the body will be buried by the authorities.
The agricultural department has issued
its report for August, regarding Minneso-
ia, the report says: The corn crop at this
time promises large yield in this state
as also the early amber corn. In some
portions OF the state the wheat prospects
are very favorable; in others less favora. /,
bic in consequence OF dry weather and in.
sects. The weather during the hayinp sea-
son and thus far during the harvesting OF.
grain has been very favorable to the farm