New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-04-07

trees or shrubs. No investment OF money
will pay better; no expenditure OF care will
| return more permanent satisfaction.
Particularly l request the cooperation
OF directors and teachers OF the public
! schools and OF the boards OF management
OF all our public institutions in this work,
| not only for the sake OF Improvement OF
the grounds under their control, but that
they may thus contribute to the adoption
| of a most advantageous practice.
| Given under my hand and the great seal
OF the state, at the capitol in the city of ST.
Paul, this 9th day OF March, A. D. 1886.
Signed, L. f. HUBBARD, [Great Seal.)
By the Governor.
Signed FRED Won BAUaBACH,
| Secretary OF State.
threw away his crutches under the stimulus
OF prayer, is reported to be suffering from d
| physical relapse.
| A heavy flow OF water was, struck at a.
depth OF 35 feet in an artesian well sunk
| near Barnesville.
! Ex-Speaker Gibbs says that under no.
circumstances will he take second place on
| the ticket.
| Michael Shaugnessy, who was shot near
Manannah, died from gangrene.
| The Springfield Roller Mill company have
| closed a contract with Pray & Co. Mime
apols, to build a roller mill at Springfield,
with capacity OF 15O barrels day. The
mill will bein operation by Sept. 1.
In August 1884, Mrs. Lee so years of
age, wandered away from the house OF her
son-inlaw, l.. A. Hollcnbeck, in Hector,
and although dilligent search was made at
! the time, no trace of her was ever found
Recently a hunter found her remains in Il
| slough.
Jacob Hoffman, owner of the Touring
mill at Elba and his son, aged Is, were
drowned in mill stream.
The Renville county seat contest is de-
clded against the petitioners for removal.
| j. L. Elwell minneapolis has purchased
| OF Montgomery & Merely the Oak Leaf
| farm, in Ham Lake and Columbus, Anoka
| county. Tho farm contains over 5000
acres, and is one OF the best hay and stock
farms in the state.
Alfred Nelson OF Red Wing who last year
graduated from Purdue university Ind,
with high honors, and had since proven
| himself to be Il teacher OF marked ability,
died in Lafayette, Ind.
| Tererls B. Jernast, OF Aurdul Otter Tail
! Co., was arrested on the charge OF stealing
1000 brick, and sent to Jail for 80 days.
| 1T has since been found that he had forged
! the name OF II. II. A. Stevens, to a note on
the Fergus National bank.
Matthias Hits, one OF the first settlers Of
| Carver county and father OF Hon. Peter
Tits OF Chaska died at the residence of his
eldest son, NJ. II. 1ltis, at Elizabeth
Rev. T. c. Stringer aged forty-five years
| died at Faribault. Rev. Mr.. Stringer came
| to Faribault from South Bend, Ind, about
four years ago, and was pastor of the NJ
d. Church about one year ago, when his
| health failed.
The farmers in Big Stone county have re-
| Gently taken to the alliance organizations
with considerable vigor There are now
| about seven of them in the county, two Of
which, with large membership, were formed
during the last few days.
| The farmers OF Rock county have decided
not TO cultivate as much and will pay more
attention to mixed farming. Flax, while a
| paying crop, impoverishes the land more
than any other cereal.
The Minnesota Horse Breeders associa-
| ton has opened two new stakes to be
| trotted for in 1888 and 1889 They are
the Minnesota Anticipation stakes and
the Minnesota Furturity stakes.
! All the surviving veterans OF Companv
K. Ninth Minnesota volunteers, about
twenty in number, have been granted a
pension. Capt Jules Capon, former com
mander OF the company resides in Waba-
| sha.
The n. P. Car works at Brainerd, known
as the Jay Cooke shops, were burned re-
Gently. The Jay Cooke buildings were all
OF wood, and such buildings as might have
been expected from the times when built.
Loss 100000.
In answer to a question from George
hetcham, county attorney of Grant coun-
ty, Attorney General Hahn has replied that
the supervisors OF a town have not the
| power to change the voting place or voting
(, places of the town. unless it is done under
section ID, chapter 10, Laws of 1 S5, which
| says that the change shall not be made ex-
cept by vote of the people.
gentleman lately returned from the
East met Rev. r. R. Riddell, the former
pastor OF the First Baptist church in ST.
Paul, at Lawrence. Mass Riddell at first
seemed aversc to being recognized, but aft
er shaking hands he talked freely Riddell
Is selling patent medicines for Springfield
Mass, house.
George Pownal OF Saltwater, an English
man. was found dead in his barn. from q.
gunshot woundin his head He was intep,-
perate and it is supposed he committed
suicide, but there are suspicious Of fonI
play.
Henry Belland, an old Indian scout and
resident OF st. Paul, says that Godfrey
the negro. was not hung with the thirty
eight Indians at Mankato, but is still alive
ana residing at the Santee agency. He met
Indians from the agency last summer who
'oid nm that Godfrey was alive and there.
Inc following patents have been granted
to citizens OF Minnesota: III. Z. WaIdecker
Austin, safety lock for firearms: O. Daman