New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-12

Leon HouGe, Frank Houde, James
Brown and Remi A. Moratte were arrested
at Little Falls by Deputy Marshal Brack-
EFT. on the charge of selling liquor to the
Indians, made by Special Agent ]. W. Wal
lace. Fifteen Indians and half-breeds were
brought down to st. Paul from the Mile
Laos agency to give testimony in the case
The thrtieth anniversary OF the organiza-
ton OF the order OF Druids in Minnesota
was celebrated last Saturday evening in St.
Paul the LIST OF May.
Capt. T. j. Barney, an old resident OF ST.
Paul, expired OF heart disease on the street
on May 1st Capt. Barney was born at
Watertown, Jefferson county: n. Y, in
June, 1910.
Otto Jackson, a Scandinavian laborer,
committed suicide at inneapolis by put
ting two pistol balls through his head.
Among the papers found by the coroner
was one upon which was written this in
scription, II am tired of life, and will meet
my friends in the other world"
A portion OF the dam at Nlilaca has been
washed out. The lumber company will be
compelled to shut down, as the dam can
not be repaired this season.
Brant are very numerous in the neighbour
hood OF Tiffany, where they are doing con-
BILE damage to late sown wheat.
The Western Minnesota seminary at
Montevedio has received 81, 600, legacy
left by Alvin Pratt OF New Hampshire.
News reached Saltwater that Willis
Plaisted was killed near Cold Springs. He
left Saltwater two weeks ago with four
horse team for his farm near &c. ) Springs.
He was found in the road mortall. blurred,
and was taken to Cold Springs, w re he
died a few days afterward.
The state relief committee mes St.
1,n
proved the action OF the local rel, com
mittee. The committee report IT, tie
aid SO far subscribed to the reliel fund
does not exceed 20 per cent. OF the losses,
and unless more aid comes in only tire
most INDECENT cases can be relieved ~
building for their shelter.
Albert Stolzenburg, aged twenty, OF Red
stone, three miles from New Ulr1, was
drowned in the Minnesota river.
Sampson Johnson Shaw, who was killed
by the cars near Adams, was formerly a
student at the Faribault deaf AMI dumb
institution.
st. Paul plumbers go out on a strlAe.
The ice in the Duluth harbor r,rlains
sufficiently solid to prevent boats from
either entering or departing.
At mass meeting OF the citizens OF Glen
coe sufficient money was guaranteed
the citizens to pay for the right OF way of
the Austin, Mankato & ST. Cloud rod
through Glencoe, which was the only pr;-
requisite required by the company to pass
through this town. The surveyors are al
ready at work and the road is to be COM
pleted to Hutchinson within three months
The monthly report OF the adjutant
general shows the number OF claims filed in
April 10, OF which 13 were increase and 1
bounty. Eleven original claims were al
lowed, OF which were increase, 9 restora-
ton to rolls, and l widow. The grand to-
tai OF claims allowed is 1922.
At a late meeting OF the Regents OF the
state university, it was decided to admit
to the freshman class of the university the
following classes OF students: Those hold.
ing diplomas OF high schools of the first
class. Those holding the diploma OF the
high school board. Those holding dipo-
mas OF the st. Paul and Minneapolis high
schools.
Theodore Berg OF Sank Rapids, who was
injured during the cyclone. and brought to
st. Joseph's hospital in ST. Paul for treat
ment, died recently.
Joseph Belladeaux, an eniploye in T. B.
| Walkers mill at Crookston, fell from the.
| planning mill stairs and died from the ef-
! tects. He leaves a wife and three children.
| Following is a partial programme OF ex-
ercises, in addition to the regular military
| duties, for the Interstate camp fire to be
held in Lake City during the second week
in June Monday, reception Of visiting
comrades by Mai Doughty post, and es,
Establishment OF camp; Tuesday, formal re-
| ceptlon and address OF welcome, music, yo-
cal and instrumental; Wednesday, govern
| or's day, orations, music, street parade.
| Thursday, memorial services in forenoon.
prize drill and shooting tournament in the
afternoon, fireworks and torchlight process
sion IN the evening; Friday, speeches, music,
shooting tournament, military ball at the
rink IN the evening; Saturday, music and
| shooting tournament
Mrs. Hassuer A. Brown. OF Brownsville.
Mower county, deliberately shot herselfin
the breast with revolver while temnora
| rlly deranged. The wound is probably
not fatal. Her husband is in Nebraska.
A little child OF G.. H. Clark was killed at
Bralnerd. The children are in the habit OF
riding on the loaded lumber wagons at the
mill, and this child fell under the wheels
and the whole load passed over it, crush
ing the head irightfully.
At Pine Island, Goodhue county. the fol.
lowing stores were burned: R. c. Banks,
drug store Del Hamilton's barber shop,
w; NJ. Rlchiand's harness shop, Clossner' s
saloon, and store building occupied as a
1 u"eiiiiiS Inc IRE is supposed to have been
s me work OF an lncendiary. Estimated loss
$4,000; partly covered by insurance.
Fred Zimmerman. an unmarried Ger.
man, thlrty-hve years old, was found dead
IN his room in the Litchfield house. Itch
heid, with his throat cut He had eyidenn
~ made careful preparations for the deco
a German named NJ. Hartman. a, coono,
OF Mazeppa was drowned, bows fonnd biz
BODY, in the mill pond, few rods ,h frn aIlS
the dam. a' iio'r
Patents lately issued to Minnesot;ons
6. T. Cragin, Fergus Falls, nut locl aus :
Erickson, Albert Lea, making soan. q
Hartley, Minneapolis, stone saving mo
chlne; ). Jervis, st. Paul, switch stand. q
a. Westcott, Minneapolis, car brake.
frank Hall is elected mayor OF Alber,