New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-11-28
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a team Of horses was stolen frf'r'
thefarn Of Lewis r oehler nearcouE
land, Nicollet county
Charles Deich of Maine, Otter, 'fall
county, had his eye put out BY beng
hooked by a COW.
The infant daughter ofChris Bloch,
linger, of Ellsworth, fell into anail G
water one day and was droWnsd
The new Calumet hotel at Pipe.
stone has been leased by c. NJ. Cham
bers and will be opened about Thanks
giving.
1t is expected that trains will be
running on the Duluth road BET Feen
Red Wing and zumbrota by Decenl-
Der Is.
Tramps confined in the police sta
ton at Winona had a discussion a
few evenings ago on the conpara-
tive happiness Of rich and poo. 5len..
1t is estimated that the count tax
fund of Goodhue county will be 81 ri
about So, 500 this year on account
OF the state law fo5rbidding the levy
ing a tax higher than 5 mills. II
Mrs. G. Woodwork was thrown
from her carriage at Rochester, but
the extent of her injuries cannot be
ascertained at present. Internal in
juries are feared.
In the case of the state against
John CORES for the murder Of John
Rosenkranz, the jury at Redwood
Falls, returned verdict of guilty Of
man-slaughter in the first degree.
Edand Willard Kitchill, cousins,
aged twenty 1.-TWO and eighteen years,
were drowned while skating on the
river about a mile above Montevideo.
Both bodies were recovered.
The Manitoba railway depot at Al
bany, Stearns county, was burned
with all it's contents. There was not
much freight in it. Passenger tickets
and all books and papers destroyed.
Loss $1,000.
Andrew Stahl OF Star Lake disap-
peared three weeks ago, and lately
his boat and oars were found by a
searching party. 1t is believed he
was drowned and a search is being
made for the remains.
The pastors of the Worthington
churches have agreed to unite to-
gether in a series Of gospel meetings.
1t is expected that a popular evan
gelist will come to assist in the serv-
ices.
On election day J. W. Reynolds Of
Herman, an attorney and a member
of the Republican state central com
mittee, called Senator Hixon "a liar"
and the senator got out of his buggy
and applied his horsewhip to Key--
holds. The senator was fined IS and
costs.
The case of James Bishop against
Frank Cannon for criminal assault
came up in the municipal court at
Brainerd, and as the defendant did
not appear his bonds amounting to
$500, was declared forfeited. Cannon
struck Bishop with the end of his gun
and came near killing him.
A highly enthusiastic statehood
meeting was held in the opera house
at Millbank, and resolutions were
passed demanding that the Fiftieth
congress Immediately on rcassem-
blingin December pass the Harrison
bill for the Immediate division Of the
territory and the admission of South
Dakota, and the passage of an en-
abling act for North Dakota.
Michael Heenan, an Irish far merre-
siding near Hutchinson, lett for ST.
Paul Oct. 16, and has not been heard
of since. He said he would go to Du-
luth and Superior, being interested
in some lots in the latter city, but
the authorities of those places can
find no trace of him. He had $17O
on his person. He has a wife and
nine children, who await in terrible
suspense news of his whereabouts.
Some Brown valley boys, skating
on the Minnesota river just beyond
the line in Dakota, found dead man
frozen in the ice where the water was
not over two feet deep. The body
was Identified as that of man
named Bird, from Illinois, who had
worked all the fall for Robert
Mcdonald, of Brown Valley. He
called himself Bogus Jack Bird
was about twenty-seven years old.
tits believed that he wandered into
the river during spree.