New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-08-11
MINNESOTA STATE NEWS

The following high ScnOOlS nave ieCelveu
the $500 provided for by law under the
ton. having come up to the standard pre-
| scribed by the high school board: Albert
Lea, Alexandria, Austin, Blue Earth.
! Brainerd, Cannon Falls, Chatfeld, Crook
ston, Dodge Center, Duluth, Dun
| das, Elk River, Faribault, Harrington
Fergus Falls, Garden City, Glencoe.
Hastings. Henderson, Hutchinson, James
Vile, Lanesboro, Lake City, h
| Sueur. Litchfield, Mankato, Mantorvilte.
! Montevidee, Monticello, Morris, New Uim.
Mortified, 0rtonville, Owatonna, Plain
| view, Preston, Red Wing, Redwood Falls,
Rochester, Rushford, ST. Charles, Sank Cen
| ter, Sleepy Eye, Spring Valley, Saltwater
| WatervilIe, Willmar, Winnebago City. Wi"
mona, Worthington, Zumbrota. Action
was deferred in the case of a few schools oh
account of incomplete reports. Marshall,
will receive the same amount next yearsii
they reach the required standard.
A serious and possible fatal stabbing, al.
+, FRAY occurred at Minneapolis. The victim
ofthe stabbing is Jimmy Collins, the feather
weight pugilist who fought Tommy Warren
| at the Leland rink He was stabbed by
one John Porter, gambler.
! Gov. Hubbard sold his residence at Red
| Wing, which was partially damaged by fire
sometime ago, to Harrison Perkins OF Red
Wing.
| The Redwood Falls Coal and Kaolin
company has been organized with a capital
of $50, 900. The oompany's mine is about
a mile from town
| ]. A. Gilmore OF Eagle lake has received
81, 100 back pension
| The barn OF Albert Mutt OF East Chair
township, near Faribault, was struck by
| lightning and burned, together with three
horses, seven hogs, 200 bushels OF oats and
a lot OF poultry. There was $3.50 insnr
ance on the property
Mr.. Holes OF Moorhead has found three
kinds of apples which will winter success
fully in Minnesota-Oshekoff's Glass, Hi.
bernal and Sieby.
The Duluth e. Manitoba will not 1un into
Crookston, but little north OF it.
| About two hundred emigrants from Ice.
| land arrived at ST. Vincent over the Ca
madam Pacific railway. Great indigna-
ton was expressed in Winnipeg over thei1
leaving Canada, as they were carried by
the Canada railroad for almost nothing.
! At Brandren's saloon in East st. Cloud,
| Scott Justus and Ed. Clover of ST. Cloud,
got into row, and Justus is SO badly in
jured he is not expected to live.
Max Krolik. a loot and shoe dealer OF
Mankato, was arrested on a charge of set
ting fire to his store to get insurance, etc.
The annual report of Secretary Won
Baumback for the year ending July 81.
Below will be found list OF
Associations Incorporated. Agricultural
and horticultural societies, 8; building and
loan societies, IA; clubs, 8; brass bands, 5,
| academies, colleges or seminaries 5;
churches other than Catholic, AZ; Catho.
lie, IL; elevators and warehouses, -; en-.
dowment associations, l; insurance com.
| panies, all kinds, IA; live stock companies,
| IL; lumber companies. s; loan and trust
estate companies, IS; mining companies,
IL; manufacturing companies, 81; relic!
associations and benevolent societies, 49,
! railroad companies, 80; publishing com.
| panies, 13; secret societies, 3; miscellanep
Gus corporations, 100; letters and no
| tees, 1.
Scott Justice, who was fatally hurt at
East st. Cloud a few days ago died at the
| hospital at St. Cloud. Clover, his alleged
murderer, was captured at Sank Center.
| The total number OF acres OF land in
Steele county, subject to taxation as re-
turned by the assessors is 267,5l2 and
it's value as equalized by the board is S.
477,79S.
! ONe nuHuEcu meN Oh DuluUU Mani
toba have struck for So. The present
! wages are $1.75. Four OF the leaders were
| arrested. If not settled soon more trouble
| is expected.
| The Prohibitionists OF Frecborn county
| will hold q convention ir Albert Lea, Aug
/ 2S. and put a full county ticket in the field.
| Victor Johnson of Pipestone was proba-
| bly, fatally injured by the accidental dis
| charge OF gun while hunting.
| The St. Paul board OF public works, ate,
a redhot war OF words, awarded the con.
| tract for paving Summit avenue TO the
| Warren-Scharff company for sos, 500.
+! Three well-known men are arrested in
Chicago, charged with being implicated il
the Minnea polls robbery, and 81, 600 worth
OF stamps are recovered.
| The stonecutters' union asks the exclu-
sion of convict labor in the construction OF
the Minneapolis library building
Jimmy O'Brien, a Minneapolis boot
black. is drowned in Lake Minnetonka.
A Minnesota Kennel club WAS organized
at St. Paul. The officers are: President
S. Lee Davis; vice presidents, T. F. Warn
er, S. n. Castle, Saltwater; Maj G. NJ
Camp. Minneapolis; secretary, n. Van der
Velde; treasurer, S. Van Wych. The board
OF directors is composed OF II. G. Drake
Smith. R. A. Warner, n Van der Velde, S.
Van Wyck, J. w. Stevens and S. Lee.
| Davis. Another meeting will be held at
the Ryan Aug. IL.
| At Forest City, Martin Stein, aged 60,
was caught in the act OF stealing the sum
of SS1 from Thompson and Anderson
He confessed to the theft.
| At Detroit Grey Her, aged eighteen, was
| bitten by pet spaniel six years ago. The
fact had been entirely forgotten by himself
and friends until recently, when he was
| taken with commissions. frothing at the
mouth, swapping and barking, together
with apparently excruciating pain, and was
evidently suffering from hydrophobia.
Physicians were called, and he seems im-
proving.
| Unless a man who desires to become
citizen believes in God, the clerks in the
naturalization bureau OF the court OF com.
mon pleas in New York city refuse to is
sue certificate to him. well-dressed in
tellisent looking man entered the clerks
office and asked one of the clerks to make