New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-01-11

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latter are to continue the
until the supreme court OF
tory has passed upon theslee>
the local option law. Both
have agreed tosabide by the. aeeisls
Hon. NJ. Il. cCormack, one OF q
delegates atlarge to present the me
orial for the statehood to- congress !
will leave with other members about
the 10th. He will be accompanied BIZ
his wife and daughter, who will speq
the winter at the capital.
Washington Special Delegate G
ford, who has suffered eonsiderae
from disease OF the eyes, resembi
cataract, has had an operation
formed, and has been obliged teS
up evening work altogether. As
as gas isslib he is forced to retire
is mend;ng rapidly and hopes
his eyes,in ABNORMAL sondith
few days.
"Proteau." the oldest settler
kota and one OF the best knownc
acters on the Missouri slope, W
frozeilto death near Pierre.
The. Sioux Falls gas works, VII
were partially destroyed by an EXP
sion In October and which had hs
rebuilt and enlarged, was the scene G
another disastrous explosion. a largs
retort in the new works exploded, t
tally demoiishing the new works aA
81 portion of the old. Loss estimate
at $4,000, and no one injured.
Rev. Melanchson Hoyt, a pioneer
the Episcopal ministry in this nc
West, and for a number Of years pr
tor of the Yanton church and dean
Dakota, died at Scotland T. Ielsg,s
He was over eighty years old, butshi
been quite vigorous. and his last sc.
ness was only of few days. 'Fhe
mains were brought to Yanktonfor j
ternent.
The event in social circles at tas
OF the winter was the naarriasSv
/. N. Wear and Miss L
the popular daughter OF Co..
There were many prominen
from abroad.
Gov. Church has -eceivedr
specifications from the ne,
asylum board, George Bro.
tect, from Sioux City. It'll
the plans will be approved. =
At Huron, Rubel & Adler, #,
dealers, faiied. Liabilities, 81.
assets, sufficient to cover Ind, 8
ness. Thomas M. Hood held Il
gage for $1,000 which the
couldn't pay. The creditors 10
~ Chicago parties Il
At Bismarck, "Boy CT. Ii !
Indian boy, serving a t !
years in the penitentiaryf
ed rape, while at work wit
convict. escaped the eye Oft
and strolled out in the co,
was overtaken about TIN L.
and said he was after JACK
He does not seem to realize
penitentiary is for and likes th
but objects to close confneman J..
| At Pierre, Fred Laplant, one
family accused Of killing fourte3d /.
! pie on the Sioux reservation, I'm Il
/ .. Percival, tn chicago Heran :
respondent, .Sho trahsalante'
Il RoIloyy h,,,,, =, laY1 tau r1tisa
dian Territory to Dakota, e
him a severe cnastisement.
acknowledged that he had N
ton for the outrageous teleg
! ing it for a joke. The d
friends saved bloodshed, 4
Bismarck Special: Alh 20
thirty days have nearly !
| which the governor is to 4
lamatlon required by La Z
the flew compiled laws rd &c
statutes OF the territory
it has not yet been Fl H.
Church says the law + NV
proclamation is simply "a
he will not issue one d ~
and lawyers have had | L.
to examine the work cal +
port to him any errorses
matters appearing therei
sible that the matter wi.
til the next legislature. d
including the attorney gen 4
States district attorney,
els, Judge McConne ''onr'
skeptical, and fear /
ton might cause =
tions. e e.
A new paper VIII p
OF by Marshall Nj. u
Tribune to c. E.G
Rustler is the nan -,
| nal.
Tue Farmers ALI
| pointment of J. w.
M. Y. Miller on, t
of the Brookings az
| and the governor desir,
farmers, but Hardin war z
Plankington. The matt,
settled.
Delegate Clifford IS =
member of the comn1itt a
| affairs, which will eaaF &