New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-11-21
MIN NESOTA IN BRIEF.

Joseph Busch, an old resident Of
Grey Cloud, died at the age Of 1o3
years.
The Ninona and Southwestern I'M
proyement company has ineorporat-
ed with a capital stocksof 100000.
A man giving the name Of Williams
stole a wagon load of fax, brought
It to Plpestone and sold it for SOL.
He leftfor parts unknown.
Foster, the Fair Haven man who
was sca1ded by his wife some weeks
ago when he came home drunk, died
suddenly. Poisoning is suspected.
A sWede painter, named Ghujson,
fell from the Z. NJ. C. A. building at.
Brainerd and was probably fatally
injured.
Burglars entered the store of II.
q. Mitchell of ST. Cloud and stole
about 5000 worth of cloth, over
coats and ALI the jeWelry in the
cases.
Interest is increasing in the chicken
business at Winona. A number of
new and expensive poultry houses
have been built there this season,
some OF them costing as high as
$500.
A blaze. IN the grocery of j. S.
MatheWson at Rochester, damaged
the stock. about $500, and filed
Cooks ho5el with smoke, creating
much CONSERVATION among the
guests in the hotel. The causeof the
fire is unknown.
Warren Gill, of Red Wing, was in
stantly killed while riding on a car
load OF ties attached to the switch en-
CINE. The car left the track, and he
jumped to save himself, when the tie,
fell on to him, crushing his head and
chest completely
Grading on the twenty-five miles of
| the Duluth road between Red Wing
and zumbrota is now nearly COM
pleted. Tracklaying will commence
| at once and will be completed in a
| very short time. 1t is expected to
have trains running by December /.
On his farm few miles South of
Brainerd John Webber, a young
German farmer, committed suicide
by taking laudanum. He had been
| disipating previous to the election,
and had bet some on Cleveland's
election He had a family and had
been quite well-to-do as a logger.
Ole Oleson, an old resident at Wi
mona, met with a serious accident
while handling the cannon used in
the Observation-Disclosures The can
non went off prematurely while Olsen
was ramming it, the volley tearing off
both of Olsen's hands. He is lying
in a critical condition.
A new saw mill with a capacity Of
100000 feet daily, will be erected at
Little Falls by c. 3. Bridgman, of
Sank Center. This adds another to
the many hourishing of that growing
city Hundreds of workmen are al
ready employed in erecting the two
new Touring mills, and the prospect
! is bright for a brilliant future for
Little Falls.
/
W. f. Howard, a prosperous
young farmer living near Mazeppas
has left for parts unknown, leaving
his creditors in the lurch for over
$4,000. It is estimated that he car
Tried away about $4,000 which he
/ borrowed. He leaves a wife and
/ three children, and his wife claims
that he has gone to meet. a. pretty
cousin with whom he is greatly in
fatuated.
The dedication of the new Bohe-
milan Catholic church took place at
Winona, with a grand parade which
was participated in by all the Catho-
lie organizations of Winona and
many from La Crosse. Father By
zewski, of the Polish church, had
charge ofthe ceremonies and preached
a sermon in Polish Father Cotter
spoke in English, Father Meier in
German and Father Mikula in Bo-
hemian
The November term ofcourt, which
Judge Weber has opened at Redwood
Falls, excites an unusual degree of
interest, as there will be two murder
cases to be disposed Of The case
against John CORES, indicted for.
murder of John Rosencranz in the
town Of Willow Lake last April, was.
continued from last term. The case
OF William Rose, charged with the
murder of Moses Z. Lufkin, in the
town of Gales last August, will be
presented before the grand jury for