New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-08-15

Thomas T. johnson of Eau Claire, Wis, fell
asleep week ago and hass slept continuously
SINCE much to the alarm of his family. He
is about fifty years, old and had been in
weak state of health for several months. He
lies on his side, breathing regularly, and
swallowing the light aliment which is given
him twice a day.
A destructive storm of wind and hail
passed through the southern part of Brown
county and northern part of Cottonwood
and Watonwan, Mimi, doing a great deal OF
damage to the standing grain. The dis
trlct traversed by the storm appears to have
been about three and one-half to four miles
wide and fifteen to twenty long. The great
est damage done is in the two southern tiers
OF sections, in the towns of Bashawa, Multi
gan, Albin and Lake Hanske. Some farmers
lose all their crops.
Sam Robinson, C. E. Cook, Orrin Cook, J..
P. Chamberlain, M. Rogley, A. Mcdonald
and j. w. Calvert, the parties arrested by
the United States authorities at Hugoton,
Stevens county, as implicated in the murder
OF Sheriff Cross and three deputies arrived at
Liberal, Kansas They were placed on board
the cars and taken to Topeka. The charges
against them are conspiracy and attempt to
restrain Others of their liberty. The troops
will remain in Stevens county for about
week or ten days, and will then Resent home,
with the exception of two companies, who
will be tationed respectfully at Hugoton
and Woodsdale, and will stay there for six
weeks longer if necessary. The state anthor-
tiles seem determined to break down the dis
turblng element and prevent a recurrence Of
the horrible tragedy in the neutral strip.
The State of Iowa, through it's executive
officers, instituted number of suits against
the Chicago & Northwestern, Chicago, Burl-
ington & Quincy, and Chicago, Rock Island &:
Pacific railways, for noncompliance with the
terms of the commissioners tariff and theta
providing for it's enforcement The North
western and &C" roads, not being incorporat-
ed in Iowa, will, no doubt, remove the cases
against them to the federal court, while the
Rock Island cases will be tried in the state
courts and can reach the federal supreme
court only through appeal.
Rev. Hanford the minister who married
Chaska and Miss Fellows, died at Pierre, D. T.
from the effcts of q cut on the arm received
from the sickle Of a moving machine.
diaboical murder by Chinese quacks is
reported from the mouth of the Fraser river,
B. G. An Indian girl, 16 years oldI was
taken sick. Three Cinnamon who were pass
ing claimed to be doctors. While one
guarded the door the two Others poured an
infammable liquid down the girls throat
and tore the lingual artery, two small ar.
CeficS III Gue IIrOttU, anu UWO veins over The
mabel. The girl bled to DEATH The China
men fled, but two of them were captured.
A man was recently arrested at Detroit
Mimi, the fashionable lake resort of the Far.
go region, as a tramp, not having the ca.
thetic attire of the locality. There was found
on his person and his grip $3.50 in money
| 1000 of United States bonds and $25. OOC
| bank certificates. He was an eccentric char
acter, travelling incognito probably.
A few days since a young man named
James Rogers, aged thirteen to fifteen years
Garden City, Mimi, was gored to death By
a Holstein bull. The animals horns hae
been sawed off, but he managed to infic1
fatal wounds with the stumps.
A special from La Crosse, Wis, says: Fol
some time the officials of the Chicago Alilwau
kee & st. Paul Railway company have beer
suspicious of number of their conductors
and finally becoming convinced that a mum
| Der of their employees were bound together il
a systematic plan to defraud the company
detectives were placed on various divisions
The result showed such g. condition of affairs
that seven or eight of the Oldest conductor
in the employ OFF the company were discharged
| or suspended.
| Gen. Howard has telegraphed to the secre
tary of war to the effect that Gen Miles las
| dispatch to him does not signify an ont
/ break of any extent on the part Of the In
dams on the San Carlos reservation. Assis
tant Adult. Gen. Kelton, in speaking of th
Indian trouble at San Carlos, said that th
recent outbreak was merely adrunken SQUAD
/ BILE among disaffected Ind ians, and that Their
was every prospect that they would remain
/ on the reservation and return to their camps