New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-26

Henrietta Bladron was arrested at Ely ota,
Olmsted county, for murder, and is now in
Jail in that city. About eight weeks ago she
went to Rochester from Ashton OAK, and
has since lived with her sister, Mrs. Derrick.
She gave birth to an infant, which was,
a few hours later, found concealed in
| an clubhouse, covered with wounds inflicted
| with a knife. the jugular vein being severed.
After arrest she confessed
The following postal changes are an
nounced in Minnesota: PostmaSters COM
missioned-W. Parks, Airlie A. McNele,
Dayton; NJ. Hanson, Lemond; R. H. Nor
ford, Deer Wood; H. Valgamore, Watson
Creek. Postoffices discontinued Garrison,
| Crow Wing county; mail to Nichols Star
Lake, Otter Tail county; mail to Maine.
Briggs, Morrison county; mail to Fort
Ripley.
There was considerable frost in some
parts OF the state damaging gardens, etc.
The Milwaukee anarchists, with the ex-
ception OF Gruttkan, and the Polish riot
ers, twenty or more had their preliminary
examination in the municipal court. With
one exception all were bound over to ap-
pear before the grand jury.
The seventy-second anniversary of the
independence OF Norway was celebrated in
grand style at st. Paul, Minneapolis and
other large towns.
r. A. Ross, who was the manager
OF R. G. DUN q Co.'S commercial agency
in Minneapolis, was arraipned upon a
charge Of embezzling the funds of the
Dun company to !the amount of$3, 900.
He waived an examination and gave bail
in the sum OF 81 500 to answer to the
grand jury.
Michael Chitten, OF St. Paul, was fatally
injured by being thrown from his wagon.
Frost is reported from several points in
Minnesota and Wisconsin.
The Waseca County Farmers Alliance,
composed OF five local alliances and $50
members, has been organized at Waseca.
President Sprague and Secretary Haupt, OF
the state alliance, organized the county al
lance.
Zero Jamart was indicted by the grand
jury at Faribault for the shooting OF Louis
Remark, tried at the present term OF the
! district court and found guilty. The in.
dictlnent charged assault with intent to
kill. Remark and Jamart had been part
ners in the saloon business at Cannon Lake.
They had trouble and dissolved business.
One night in January last, while Remark
was driving into town from the lake, a
man stepped up to his sleigh and shot him.
The ball entered his upper lip passed
through the tongue and lodged in his throat
Remark recovered in few weeks.
St. Paul & Duluth earnings largely in.
crease by the heavy movement OF wheat.
At the Norwegian Danish conference at
Kenyon, Mimi, the project OF organic union
OF the three church branches is discussed
The suits against the Southern Mime
sofa railroad and the Southern Minnesota
Extension company are dismissed the land
! grant deeds being given to the Milwaukee
| road.
Congressman Van Arnam of New York
is indicted at Fergus Falls for obtaining
money under false pretenses.
Maj. Strait, NJ. c., has selected Morris G.
| Krayenbuhl, of Chaska as the cadet for
the Third district OF Minnesota at West
Point. The young man passed the best
examination in class of Ia. Maj Strait
has been notified by the Maryland Military
| and Naval Academy that half scholar
! ship is at his disposal, and he offers to
present it to any young man in the Third
| district who may be DESTROYS of securing a
| military education. The cost of the scholar
ship is $3.50 year. Under this offer it
| would cost the cadet only 1928.
Miss Ellen Daily, daughter OF an ex-cap-
tain OF the Minneapolis police, took up
! presumption claim near Clinton. During
| her absence, liver Martinson jumped the
| entry, and afterward, with one or two
| companions, it is said. attempted to dis
lodge the young lady, bombarding her
house with guns and revolvers. Miss DAILY,
| with the aid of constable, arrested Mar
tinson and he was held for trial at Orion.
vile.