New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-02-24

vice L. e. Clark, removed; Fairhaven,
stearns county, John III. Blerler, vice r.
N. Vandewort. removed; Freeport, Stearns
county, ohm Hoscher;vice Frank Benoclen,
removed; Geneva, Freedom county, Mrs.
Reid, vice Mrs. Osborne, resigned; Gil
christ, Pope county, o. Peterson, Vice Erick-
son, resigned; Holdingsford, Stearns county,
William Murphy, vice Augustus Parish,
removed; Jackson, jackson county, j.
riddles, vice w. p. Lamson, not commits
stoned; Lewiston, Winona county, M. S.
Ginsmer, vice J. w. Rice, removed; Luxem-
burg Stearns county,J. B. Lasher; vice P.
Hammond, removed: Nautsdale, Stearns
county, Andrew Watson, vice John Tur-
tum, resigned; New Munich, Stearns county,
y Bulever, vice A. Sutton removed; RiceE,
Benton county, J. w. Walter, vice Henry
Fox. removed; Springhill, Stearns county,
Henry b. Ley, vice John II. Buck, re-
moved.
The stockholders OF the recently organ
lied Merchants's bank in Lake City have
elected the following directors W. r.
Homes. G. r. Young, II. D. Stocker, C. F.
Rogers, A. Basey, G. H. Grannis, C. D.
Warren, D. NJ. Smith, H. Gillett, The d.
rectors elected officers as follows: Presi-
dent, w. F. Holmes; vice president, G. II.
Grannis; cashier, E. f. Mccall.
Four counterfeiters OF silver dollars we're
caught in the act" OF m Guiding them at
Anoka. A man named Goodson is consid-
cred the leader He has been away from
Anoka good deal, land presumably picked
up his knowledge OF counterfeiting while in
some OF the larger cities. He is {, single
man, and has no regular occupation.
bert Iishnces is married. For
time he kept q saloon which was burned
some time ago under susp icious circum-
stances. Frank Cole is married and Ed
Teller is divorced from his vile who lives in
Anoka. The capture was a very clever
one, and reflects great credit upon Mar
shall Denny, Deputy Marshal Bracket,
torney George w. Morrill, and Policeman
Charles Clover and John Herring who
participated in making the arrest.
The supreme court Of the state rem
dered a decision in the Col. Bend
case, by discharging the order to show
cause why Lieut.. Col. Perry Har-
rison assumed to act as commander-in-
chief OF the Minnesota national guard. The
decision in brief is that Lieut.. Col. Harri-
son acted under the orders OF Gov. Hub.
bard, who is the commandment chief, and
chat it was the duty OF that officer to per.
form the acts complained Of Bend says
the end is not yet reached, but that his
case will appear in an equity suit.
COIuptIHy ~ vi MlnnestpOllS uTlHeu db Lne
ST. Paul Armory in presence OF Gov, Hub
bard and q Thousand others, for a fine silk
banner. At the close Col. Bentzoni o. S.
A., one OF the judges, stepped forward and
scomplimented both companies He stated
that the drill was so close that it was diff
cult to decide between them, but careful
rulings credited the fewest mistakes to
Company K, and it was therefore awarded
the flag.
A mass convention at Morris demanded
so per cent. reduction in freight rates and
three cents per mile passenger rate.
Edward Langen, we'll known in Morrison
county, was killed by a falling tree near
Rich Prairie.
Sister NJ. Gregory, superior of the par
,ochial school, died at st. Peter.
The store OF Knopf & Renke. at Wheeling,
was destroyed by fire.
At Winena John Sikorski, a workman
engaged in the sawdust fuel pile OF the L.
C. Porter Milling company, was instantly
killed by the caying in OF an overhangi1g
bunk OF sawdust.
Alexander Brennan, late manager of>N.
T. Clark's farm, near Hawley, is charged
with seducing the seyenteen-y old daugh-
ter Of Anton j. Hanger. Brennan has fled
to Canada leaving a wife and two children.
The Pleasant Mound Grange denounces
the action OF the Blue Earth county COM
missioners in levying tax for court
house at Mankato, and calls upon the
farmers to organize in opposition.
German in North Rochester, Olmsted
Co., gave party some days ago, and thir-
teenaof the twenty eight who attended are
lying sick, several Of them being severely
i'll. It is supposed thatsome OF the canned
meat used at the supper is the cause OF the
ilhesS. One OF the young ladies who at.
tended the party, Miss Jennie Kemp, is
dead.
Gov. Hubbard has issued q warrant for
the execution OF ohm Hutchinson for the
murder OF Archie Mclean at East, Grand
Forks. to occur April %. Hutchinson
murdered a man named Lanchie Mclean,
in East Grand Forks, on the night of Sept.
20. On that date, Mclean, with twoconl-
lpanions, proceeded to the house OF Mrs.
Hutchinson, who kept a place OF il)repute.
fused, and they then broke open the door.
The woman's son, John, rushed for Nc.
Lean and stabbed him in the breast, the
wound causing almost instant death.
Y Hon. Stanley Holland OF Zumbrota died
at San Francisco. Gala, on the 18th inst.
4 He had been failing in health for four years,
and went to California last fall, hoping
that a winter in a mild climate would be
beneficial.
Patents have been issued to citi.
:. zens al Minnesota as follows: Charles
Barnarth, Stlakopee, gate hinge; John r.
Appleby, combined harvester and binder;
Glaud NJ. Farrot, assignor to Warren &
Ferret, St. Paul, apparatus for compress
sitag air; G. A. Johnson, fastening device for
vehicle hubs; w. g. Haight, Winnebago
ssitty, valve f9r pumps; Horace Witsell,
Tracy, threshing machine; A. o. Hubbard,
Sank Centre. adjustable reclining chair;
Casper Martin, Minneapolis, egg register;
Addison Lent, grain seperator;C. Lanner,
d barrow. 81
Peter Mahowa OF st. Joe, Scott county,
had the top OF his head cut off by acirculal
saw.
w. NJ. Campbelps nomination for United
States marshal ia sent to the senate.