New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-02
MINNESOTA CU.LLINGS.
The News Of the Week Throughout
the Entire State.

WINE the team was running away.
Simon Garrison, ofRed Wing, told
MS wife that he was tired of living
ana was going to blow his brains out.
lie Kept his word.
Wm. Stebbins wants $4,000 from
The city of Northfeld for injuries re-
celved from falling on a detective
sidewalk.
John Bistch, of Hastings slugged
his mother-in-law and as unfeeling
justice Of the peace sentenced him to
ninety days in the workhouse.
New Ulm is to,have basket fac
tory that will employ twelve men or
more: NJ. B. Clark OF Gary, S. D.,
will start it.
Clara Blatz, of St. Paul, who killed
John Dougherty, with whom she was
living, was sentenced to twenty years
IN the penitentiary.
The Salvation army has brought
suit against the authorities of Red
Wing for, false imprisonment and
want $4,000 damages
Frank Fan, an italian i.oter, who
shot Officer Smollet at Duluth during
the recent labor riots, has been &C
quilted on account of insufficient
evidence to convict him.
While M. H. Candles machine was
'threshing at j. Kaegle's near Spring
field four large stacks of wheat
caught fire and we're wholly destroy
ed.
While playing with a gun John
Carlson, a Fergus Falls youth, acct
Sdentally shot his little sister, aged 8
years, inficting wound which may
cause death.
Charles Williams and Abe McCord
have been indicted for grand larceny
at Winona, and Henry Williams,
John Murray and Thomas Kelly in
.dicted for burglary and grand
larceny.
Sheriff Schneider of Washington
county, Nebraska, at whose instance
Springer, wanted for embezzlement,
was arrested and held by Deputy
Sheriff Foley, arrived at Lake City
and took charge of the prisoner. ;,
Phemie Carlson, the eight-year-old
daughter of John Carlson OF Jewett
lake, was accidentally shot by her
younger brother, who was playing
with a shot gun. The charge enter
ed the hip, inficting a painful and
dangerous wound
The twelve-year-old daughter of
Mrs. Aline Austenson, residing on an
island in Grove lake, was drowned
while wading in the lake with little
brother. She got beyond her depth,
and drowned before assis lance could
be called.
The four-year-old child of Tyler
Spalding living at Pleasant Hill,
Winona county, was struck by
lightning during a thunder storm
and instantly killed. Mrs. Spalding
was also seriously shocked, and has
not yet recovered. The storm was
heavy all through Winona county.
Red Wing is having a tussel with
the Salvation army. The council
passed an order prohibiting them
from parading the streets, but they
paraded just the same, and now the
police have ordered to make a flank
movement and drive the army into
the calaboose.
A dog thought to have hydropho-
bia was shot by the city marshal in
the streets of Owatonna. The peo-
pie are somewhat anxious, as num-
Der of dogs and cattle presumed to
have had hydophtia have been killed
four or five miles -outh of that city
recently.
Charles Simpson, middle-aged
farmer living two miles north of
Mortified, was struck by a falling
timber while helping put up q wind
mill on the farm of his brother George.
He received fatal injuries and died
leaving wife and several small chill
dren.
At Eyota fire was discovered in
the billiard hall owned by F. Wink
Ter, and before it could be got under
control burned the building Of T.. N.
Smith, the hotel owned by q. rs.
Wilson, an unoccupied house, the
meat market OF Madison & Co., and
the jewelry shop of Sheridan.
Several pickpockets were about
New Ulm during the fair and num-
Der of people, especially ladies', were
robbed Two were arrested but re-
leased for a lack OF evidence. A third
was hunted for by the sheriff and sew
eral shots were exchanged, but he es-
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