New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-01-27
MINNESOTA NEWS.

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AyoumE man named A. w. WelEs;-apho-
tographer employed at Miller's gallery,
Minneapolis, was found dead in tie room
which he had been occupying for several
Knights pass in lodging bouse, supposed
from an overdose OF laudanum.
I The Washington County Agricultural So
cSety elected officers for the ensuing year
and fixed the time for holding the annual
fsir on Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday
| and Friday Of the week preceding the state
taig, whenever the stateso society may decide
to hold their fair.
/ Ills reported at Duluth that the I,uldSh
| d Iron Range Railroad company will put
I men TO work at once clearing right of way
4 between that city and Two Harbors to get
| ready for grading in the spring and an ex-
1 tensiea OF the road to Duluth in the sum-
| mef.-
| The D., Sinclair Publishing Company
| Winona Republican, OF Winona filed arti-
| cles OF interpretations with the secretary OF
state. The capital stock is $4,000. The
incorporatorss are Daniel Sinclair, W. E.
Smith, John Debbs. E. s. Youmans
A. b. Youmans, NJ. G.. Norton. w.
! ter E...A: Gerdtzen, H. Choate. n. c.
Balcom.sJ! A. Ptentiss, L. C. Bonner. D. D.
Cane; NJ Wilson, Charles Horton, H. J.
! CNeill andsWilliamM Mitchell all OF Winona
A. r.. Hurkdall was appointed Judge OF
| probate Of Pipe Stone county by Gov
| Hubbard; vice f. E. James resigned
| Dr.; r: G:-Hutchins, after successfulser-
| vice OF nearly four years as pastor of Ply
mouth church, Minneapolis. has rendered
his resignation. He. accepts call to the
| Second Congregational church at Oberlin,
! Ohio.
! Tae National Tube works has purchased
allt'the capital stock OF the Sank Centre
| Water company. and thus becomes de-
! PENDANT in the suit brsught by the village
in foreclosure
he'banss postoffice and several stores at
] Blooming Prairie were. DESTROYED by fire.
| LOSS, 1o0;insurance, $4,000.
| A!sba postoffice,. Fillmore county, has
beer discontinued. Mail for that place
will hereafterSbe supplied from LIE Roy
| Winons proposes, to- have pontoon
| bridge'to connect that city with Wiscon-
| SIM.
| Rev.. j. Hall OF Auburn, Me-, who has
| just been called to- the pastorate OF the
| First Free Baptist Church OF Minneapolis,
| is saidtto be one OF the leading ministers. of
| hisdenominatiomi n the country.
! At Mdorehead, Judge Collins sentenced
James, Irwin to penitentiary for life for the
murder OF s. .Hewes,. OF that place in Sep
| tenlber last.
Reports from logging! fields show that the
| latesnows havespread generally over the
whole pineries anGh eallayed all fears OF a
shortcut:
G A..Gry erson, .;yaisrnessmaker OF Roches-
er,:1nade an assignments to j. w. Emerson
Tor the benefit OF. eastern creditors His
| liabilities are abouS$l 200, and assets an
| equal,amount or;more.
THE 1,o,,. I;,rolo ,o,+o.4
the.Washington rink, Minneapolis, between
Mile. Louise Armando, the American cham
pion long distancesbieyelist, and Fred Shaw
| OF Mitchell Dak.,. was finished, and result
ed in "a victory fthelady. Mile Armando
| had made 1922. miles, while the Oak otian
had scored 16g.
The Minneapolis, T. n. C. A. will erect a
$4,000 building.
Mrs. Suu;res, wife, Of Lieut.. Herbert G.
| Squires U. S. A. died at Workers, n Y,
! recently. Lieut.. Squires is a son OF J. T.
Squares OF Faribault, and the deceased was
formerly Miss Pinkey Fargo, daughter. of
! the late William 6. Fargo, OF Buffalo, n. Y:
Knudtson, general MERCHANDISE, OF Beav-
eE.t1reek, Rock, ccuntY, became insolvent,
and a receiver" WA appointed to adjust his
affairs for the benefit Of his creditors. His
| liabilities ara about. $15, 900, and assets
about $40, Q0o..
young Norwegian named Hallbert
Nnudson, from Minnesota, was confdenced
| ont OF 5000 by a couple Of sharpers at Mil
@aukee Knudson recently sold a farm
near Red Wing; for 50 400, receiving.
about S25O,in PARTIAL payment.
| In the supreme. court Judge Dickinson,
! Sled a decision, affirming the Judgment of
Judge Locllren, OF the Hennepin county
! district court, and declining to grant a new
trial for Thomas, Hanley, now serving
! life sentenee,at. Saltwater for the murder
!! OF his partner, Thomas Ryan at st. Paul.
( This ends the .maiater and Han}ey will spend
[ his life beslnd tse prison bars unless. re-
( leased through executive clenency.
{ Bishop Foss, has started far Europe .acr.
( companisd 10y his wife and five children.
They expect to- sail from New York Feb 3,
on the steamship Elder of the North Ger7
man Lloyd, TO, proceed directly to Rome
| and to return cs August. The bishop is to
preside over the Methodist conference.-the
Italy, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden end
Norways and also as frateTnal delegate to
meet the. British Wesleyan conference
which meets this year ~ John Wesley 8
formesschapas on City road in London...
Ofiaer .W1asley OF Hawley arrested two,
| wheatEthiet Leaders in % cabin in tbat. big
| woods neaf Spring creek. They ,aade a
| tuil NauiESS2Ou, ttuu tAD IeSC vi OLSOuUlU
will fsa.capaured, as tlie. officer is an their
track. They have re sded the sorta part
OF tae .oosenty all win ter.
Congressman Milo White writox<the We
noaa Republican th45 he did ncA recon,-
msnd, Thomas Hall for postmaster Pres.
ton, although .8t0 do so.
Saloon license fcssRice county was fixed
by. the county commissioners at $50. In
Blue, Earth counSy the fgurs,was $1aD,
and ir Steele couRtN it was voael not To
gnEant any.
d. c.. Grue, whSslSipped fron.. HawhN a
year ago to escape arrest for selling mort
sgagea property, has been seeain the moods
|: near Detroit,
Il The roof Of; Joe Fritzs STABLE at Peters
burg was crushed in by sncAs, and q pair. OF
valuable hcERes killed.
/ At Moorhead the jury sn.the Inwi,n ease
/ returned a verdict OF quality OF n.nreser in
the scconoadegree, after being out all night
The co1aar block OF tia. great Ice Palace
in St. Pssal Was laid Thursday night tn.
14th insh.. With an Imposing procession
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