New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-09-15
MINNESOTA NEWS.

sawed. Loss, 81 600; building and furni-
ture, 5000; stock insured. Z. p. Vincent's
meat market and building adjoining, was
totally destroyed but the stock and fur
niture were. mostly saved; loss 81 900.
The Dakota county democrats choose
friends OF Kelly as delegates TO the state
convention, whereupon Mr. Donnelly and
his friends bolted and selected delega
ton favorable to Donnelly
The committee appointed to locate the
second state prison will meet at the capitol
on Wednesday the 10Th inst. The COM
mittee will visit the following localities,
where residents desire the prison to be 10.
Gated: Lnverne. Pipe Stone, Hols,h,
Spring Valley, Fergus Fails Red Wing,
From tensrc, Dresback, Sank Rapids, St.
Marysvi7le, Hastings, St. Cloud, Rockville,
Mantorvile; Watab, Kasota, Little Falls
and Duluth.
The Rockford Seminary association OF
the. Northwest enjoyed it's fourth annual
reunion at the Hotel Ryan, St. Puul.
| Rockford seminary is an educatin in
stitution Of note, situated at Rockford,
ILL.,, and has many graduates in the North
west. Officers for the ensuing year were
| elected as follows: President, Mrs. Martha
Scott, Minneapolis; first vice president,
Miss Minnie +. Chaplin, Minneapolis; second
vice president, Mrs. A. D. Southworth,
| Wabasha; secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
Daniel Fish. Minneapolis.
The Thlrty-second session Of the Mime
sofa conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
f, church will meet at Saltwater, Oct. Z, and
/ continue in session up to and including
| Oct 2. 1t will call together the entire
Methodist ministry of the state, and some
/! OF the most noted Methodist ministers in
| the land Will be present. Bishop Thomas
Bowman, D. D., LII. D., will preside. Rev.
\. j. Kynett, D. D., OF Philadelphia, Pa,
! Rev. j. L. Hurlburt OF New York, Rev. j.
G. Hartzell, D. D., OF New Orleans, Presi-
dent Bridyeman OF Hanline university,
Prof. Jabez Brooks, D. D., ofthe state uni
! versity. and other celebrated men will take
part during the conference.
The capture OF L. j Sullivan and Charles
| Wyman at Cedar Rapids Iowa, for alleged
completely in the Minneapolis postoffice
robbery OF July 10, was followed by the ar
rest in ST. Paul OF William j. Glenn, a
guard at the workhouse, upon the ground
OF being implicated in the same affair.
| train at Ortonville.
Glenn arrested for completely in the
Minneapolis postoffce robbery, declares
! his innocence.
Gus Miller, aged go. employed at Hugh
|
sleep walked out OF the hay loft and fell to
the sidewalk below. sustaining injuries
which may prove fatal.
Samuel Rardin, aged GO, dropped dead on
the street at St. Cloud from heart disease.
The property valuation of Minnesota
reaches the stunning figures, S465, 900, 900,
half OF which is found in Ramsey and Hen
nepin counties.
M froi in Or.
[, tonville, struck and instantly killed Dan
! lel Crowley, boy thirteen years OF age,
who was herding cattle near the track.
| The house OF T. A. Casernov in Lee town
| ship, Polk county, was broken into by two
| masked men. The servant girl (colored)
was alone in the house. They bound and
| gagged her. robbed the house Of over $500
and hung toe girl to a tree in the yard.
| She managed to free herself and call for
| help.
Mary d. Barrett has commenced $15,-
900 damage suit against the Minneapolis
Evening journal on account OF q publica-
ton OF last February in which Mrs. Bar
rett is said to be charged with having
burned a house for the purpose OF getting
the insurance.
Rev. DR.. ]. Wechser, rabbi OF Mount
Zion synagogue OF St. Paul, has received
the other from Meridian, Miss. He has de-
cided to accept the latter and will leave
st. Paul about the 18th inst.
j. Henry Long is nominated for congress
by the Fifth district (Minn) Prohibitions
The report that Campbell was in the
possession OF tramps and rioters WAS en-
tirely false. The report was started by a
drunken crank.
Thieves broke into S. T. Funk's barber
shop at Pipestone and stole all his razors
and other tools, amounting to $50. Some
clothing was also stolen from the Central
house.
Albert Lea college opened with thirty
students. The public schools opened with
about six hundred pupils.
l. Kern OF Mankato ships clay from his
farm to Chicago, where he gets IS ton for
it from potters.
b. B. H. Norton. candidate for sheriff Of
Blue Earth county, is eighty years old
Daniel Brown shot E. Woodland in the
! wrist, at Utica, Winonsl county, making an
ugly wound. Brown told Woodland to hold
up his hat and he would Shoot it with a
target gun. The ball went wide Of it's mark.
John Pulitzer, an aged German farmer
and old settler living in the southern part
OF Meeker county, was fatally injured by a
wo-year-od bull
Patrick Burns OF the town OF Norton,
Winona county, lost all OF his farm build
ings and grain by fire. The fire was set by
a steam thresher. Loss, $4,000.
The grand jury OF Meeker county brought
in indictments against Clement Wood
James Gibney, Michael Foley, Thomas
Mccain, James MCGOWAN. Charles Schnell,
Michael Ryan. David Stewart. William
Stewart and James Mccain, charging them
with unlawful assembly. These are the
parties who engaged in a charivari on
Michael Shaughnessy OF Manannah town
last spring, in the course of which Shaugh-
Messy was shot and died from the effect OF
the wound. The Indictment includes other
names, which are withheld until the guilty
parties can be apprehended.
Frank Farnsworth OF Mandan who was
shot by Frank Mead in ST. Paul. is expect
ed to recover.
The survivors of Company D, 9Th Min.
nesora volunteer infantry, organized a
veterans association.
Charles Webb OF Becker station, near St.
Cloud, was thrown from buggy and had
his leg broken His recovery ia doubtful