New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-08-22
sD0IlNlGSS In M INNESOTA

T.
The lumber mills at Anoka have
disbursed $4,000 among the labor
men in that vicinity during the past
ninety days.
@. F. Kindred has sold the cars
and rails of the Brainerd street rail
way to the Fargo Street Railway
Company
Gustaf Carlson, prominent farm
er living near White Rock, was bound
over to await the action ofthe grand
jury on charge of selling liquor
without as license.
a frame, dwelling belonging Will
lam Sondermann of Hastings, caught
fire from a defective fue and was
burned with a portion of it's contents.
Loss about 81 900; insured for $500.
The assessed valuation of Dakota
county for 1888, as equalized by the
board, Is. Real estate, SIS, 725, 697;
personal property, $1,865,557; a
grand total of $40, sol 1854.
FREQ Klaus of Empire, Dakota
county, has been committed to Jail
for fifteen days by Justice Gray of
Pennington for an assault upon his
wife.
VIC. White, who was shot by T..
81. Parker July 81, died at Bird Is
land. Parker, who is a mail agent
IN Northern Wisconsin, is out on
bail
The county commissioners OF
Douglas county, appointed Thomas
Barros sheriff of Douglas county,
wee j. Urness, removed by Gov.
AIeGill.
William Danforth of Red Wing,
who engages quite extensively in the
| propagation of bees, has extracted
thus far this season $50 pounds of
honey from two hives, which he has
sold for $35 %.
The voters Of LeSueur have decided
| not to issue bonds and the new school
building will be completed by levy
ing an assessment, while the i'm
provements on the old building will
not be put in until next year.
Two women, arrested for keeping a
house of ill-fame. at Pipestone broke
| jail and escaped to Dakota. Thomas
Dixon and George Carnegie, a livery
man are under arrest for assisting
the prisoners to escape.
I'D. Jones, living near Denison,
had his barn, four horses and farm
tools destroyed by fire, probably the
work OF an incendiary. The loss will
aggregate 1000, with an insurance
of So, 900.
A grand celebration was held at
Winona to commemorate the com
mencement OF grading on the Winona
and Southern. For 30years Winona
has been striving for this road, and
!, finally is in a way to see her wishes
i fulfilled.
| Two brothers named Mutchler. re-
Issiding on the fats in Wilken county,
were arrested charged with stealing
three sets of double harness from
! farmers at Pelican Rapids. They
We're tracked, and the harness found
secreted on their premises.
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The three-year-old daughter Of II.
| W. Zeller was fatally scalded at Lake
Benton. The mother was washing
and the child fell into a. tub of hot
water sitting on the floor. It was
terribly burned and lived but short
time.
Fred c. Brown ofSt. Peterwas unan-
lmously elected steward Of the in.
sane hospital in ST. Peter by the
board of trustees at their annual
meeting heldin Rochester. Mr.. Brown
succeeds G. w. Dryer, who resigned.
He is a brother of w. G. Brown, land
officer at Winona, and has been con-
nected with the hospital for years.
Frank B. Kellogg of st. Paul is at
Fergus Falls beginning suit in the
case Of Sophia Head against Morris
D. Cutler, which involves property
valued at $15O,OOO. Mrs. Head
claims that Cutler was simply a
mortgage but has kept the property.
The case is similar to the King-Rem-
ington case. The Cutler interests
here are very heavy.
The limb of a tree, seemingly cedar.
though no cedar grows there, was
dug out Of solid clay forty-two feet
below the surface in the Camden
bluffs in Marshall county by the
graders on the new railroad a few
days ago and sent to Prof. Winchel.
who, from a description before receiv
ing it, pronounced it relic of an an
ti-gglacial forest.
City Marshal Richardson arrested