New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-01-13
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Eddie Langdon, aged eleven years,
while skating on Lake Winona, broke
through the ice and was drowned. The
body was recovered.
"A man named John Zimmerman
was run over and killed by street car
in St. Paul, last Wednesday evening.
Zimmerman was stranger in St.
Paul.
The st. Cloud Journal Press asserts
emphatically that under no circum-
stances will Mr.. Clark accept a re-elec-
ticn to the presidency of the state agri-
cultural society.
Wednesday night, Patrick Wylan,
a sailor, working on the steamer Hia-
wath, attempted to swim across the
slip at Duluth but was overcome with
the cold and drowned.
The safe in the county treasurer's
Office at Red Wing was opened on the
20th, after having been closed two
weeks. Three holes were drilled, with
a three ton pressure on the drill, and
through these holes the bolts were
drawn back.
Hastings Gazette:-A police SER
geant in Minneapolis, during recent
investigation, swore that he did not
know what sour mash was, and he has
since been discharged. They seem to
have no use for such men in that city
of moral reform, etc.
-Arne Burdwick was run over by
the cars at Evansville last week. The
agent was notified, but no one in the
town seemed to consider it their bust
ness to attend to the matter, and before
the body was removed several more
trains passed, literally grinding it to
atoms.
Hastings Gazette:-A curious YER
dict was rendered by a petit jury in
Saltwater on Tuesday. A young man
sued his father for $1,000 which he
claimed to be due him. The jury found
for the latter, but recommended that
he leave the plaintiff that amount in
his will.
The Morris (Stevens county, Tri6-
uase has the. following: ''This year
Mr.. Elmer cultivated : of an acre OF
onions He raised 507 bushels. Five
hundred and five bushels have been
sold at an average of 531a cents per
bushel, netting $4,000. or at the rate
of $4,000 per acre
The Millers' Association OF Mime
apolis backed down from its attempt
to bulldoze Glencoe as q punishment
for daring to buy wheat independent OF
their prices. The plucky town admin
istered to them q healthy lesson that
may be of advantage to stimulating
other localities to stand up against in
justice.
While Allen Rice, one Of the Oldest
residents Of the township Of Antrim in
Watonwan county, was working on his
farm Saturday, 21st ult., his team be.
came frightened and started to run,
throwing Mr.. Rice out on his head,
from the effect of which he died in a
few minutes.
Oliver T. Evans, one of the Eng.
lish boys sent to this country. married
the daughter Of one of the prosperous
farmers of Steele county about two
years ago. Last August Evans had ar
ardent desire to visit his old home.
Probably his visit will be a long one,
for now it transpires that before leav.
ing he ruined his unmarried sister-in.
law.
An accident, resulting in the death
of lad fourteen years Of age, occurred
last week two miles north of Carver
Two boys were digging under a stone
weighing several tons, and had excayat
ed large hole, when the boulder rolled
over and crushed one. The boys faith
er, J. M Engelin, was at Chaska, ant
it was some hours before the stone
could be removed, as it required som,
time to secure help sufficient to releas,
the body.
/ Chas. L. Roos wishes to state that b,
has at last found an article he can sci
on its merits. It is with pleasure b,
guarantees to the public Acker's Eng
i lish Remedy as a sure and never fail