New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-07-28
MINNESOTA STA TIE NEWS.

Bruce, Chris Hubb, George f. Long and
Miss Myra Brooks.
The total assessed valuation of the CITY of
Mankato and Blue Earth county for lSS6is
S7,6l4, O32, or an increase OF SITS, 776 on
real estate and Sll5,OO8 on personal.
The county outside OF Mankato shows
slight decrease, which is made Up by the
increase in the city.
;, chiiu OF William Farrell OF Hartland
township, Freedom county, aged about
two years, was run over by q mower, and
both feet We're nearly severed from the
body.
The Minnesota e. Northwestern made
pubic Its first statement OF earnings. It
is Tor the nine months ending June 30
me gross earnings during that time were
SzoI,ool, and the gross expenses S193,-
242' making the net earnings, S93,SO9.
Mr. Hobart O. Hamlin, OF Minneapolis
a well-knownreal estate dealer, who lately
returned from the south, whittier he had
gone IN the hope OF improving his impaired
health, diedat his residence in Minneapolis.
Elk. President Hayes and his wife were
che guests OF Gov. Ramsey in St. Paul. and
also at Lake Minnetonka.
The case OF Father Vaudry, charged with
adultery at Brainerd, goes over to the next
term OF the district court.
at the state camp meeting at Maple
wood Park, Waseca there were 65 tents
and 200 people encamped on the grounds.
At the great bench show in Milwaukee
the following awards were made to St. Paul
owners In the mastiff classes, first merit
to the stud dog sCorsair," owned by r. A.
Craig, OF the Wacouta kennels. In addi-
tlon to this '!Corsair' received the extra
and special priced offered for the best mas
tiff. Other awards were to s'Don Cesar"
hrst and special prizes for best retriever dog
and third for retriever bitches to 'Minka,"
both owned by H. T. Drake, OF the Osceola
Kennel Club Of St. Paul. DR.. G. E. Teller
received the following for bull terriers
Joker second 'Nell'' third, and s'Patsy'
first in the puppy classes.
Ovedea Nilsson Stave and Edward Han
son OF the town OF Big Woods are at Ar.
gyle under arrest, charged with numbering
Mr.. Stave, Mrs. Slaves husband. Mr..
Stave disappeared mysterously the Sd OF
June last, and it is charged that the crime
was committed at that time.
Frank A. Weld, principal OF the Zumbrota
public schools, now residing in Red Wing,
and Miss Hattie Elwell of Zumbrota were
married at the residence OF the brides par
ents in Roscoe.
Arrangements are now Perfected for hold
ing an encampment at Knights Templar at
Maplewood Park, Waseca. The invita-.
lions are rendered to ten communicates in
Southern Minnesota. 1t is to beheld from
the 9th to the 10th OF August.
George L. Ashton, a young Englishman
working for Patrick Tigue, OF Spring Lake
township, in Scott county, was drowned in
McMahon's lake. Papers found in the pos
session OF young Ashton proved him to be
well connected in England, and thathe had
RI 1s~1
chairman for two years.
Henry Dunbar committed suicide at
Fisher.
Tom Walker, OF Duluth, committed sui
eide by shooting.
Hon. Loren Fletcher declines to be can
dldate Tor congress.
John W. Phelps, charged with polygamy,
was held at st. Paul to the grand jury un-
der $4,000 bonds.
The state committee for the relief to cy-
clone sufferers at St. Cloud and Sank Rap
ids held it's last session in St. Cloud and
closed up matters here in manner most
satisfactory to all concerned.
Judge Simons OF St. Paul has filed a de-
cree granting DR.. T. H. Johnson decree
OF divorce from Hattie E. johnson on the
grounds OF desertion, and the former was
given possession OF their son nine years OF
age.
Alfred, q young son OF Engineer Sweet OF
Waseca, was accidently shot in the abdo-
men and dangerously wounded by target
gun in the hands OF a playmate, Eugene
Fisher.
couple were remarked at Edgerton
who had been divorced twenty eight years
ago.
An attempt was made to burn the North
ern Pacific hotel at Rices, the incendiary
using coal oil and batten; but the fire was
discovered before it gained any Roadway.
A month ago an anonymous letter was
found posted on the door OF the hotel, Civ
ing notice that the building would be burn
ed by the middle OF July.
At Brainerd, the principal members OF
the Catholic parish met and adopted reso-
buttons in the case OF their pastor, Father
Vaudry. The resolutions are preceded by
a preamble reciting: That Bishop Sieden-
bush mas fully proven the wo1 thless charac-
ter OF Nathalie Turgeon, the woman who
had charged Father Vaudry with criminal
intercourse with herself: The resolutions
declare: That we concur in the bishops
convictions that this is a clear case OF
iblackmail, and that we pledge ourselves to
visit swift and condign punishment to the
full extent OF the law upon those in league
Will iI Ditu WOuldu 10 ueIdme UQelr D1SnOD
land fellow priest.
The Prohibitionists Of the Second Min
snesota district nominate g. j. Day, OF
Worthington, for congress.
Leading members OF Father Vaudry's
parish in Brainerd, pass resolutions testi.
Tying to his blameless life.
The fourth district republican congress
sional convention is called for Aug 25 at
Minneapolis.
The Merchants Hotel at Lake City was
badly injured by fire. The building is
owned by Hon. w. H. Lyon OF New York.
The loss on building is not less than So
900, fully covered by insurance. j. c.
Bartell, the lessee, has an insurance OF ST..
600 on the furniture.
Washington Special: Commissioner At
kins has received no information corrobor-
ating the stories coming from Minnesota,
that the Chippewas at Leech and Winni.
bigoshish lakes are starving, and he dis.
credits such reports, because the Indian
appropriation bill became law two
months ago and 81 new fiscal year began,
and the appropriation bill gave $50, 1855
in money and goods-mostly money-to
the various bands OF Chippewas.