New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-06-12
MINNESOTA CU'LI.ING

MINNESOTA CUIL,laINGS.
The News Of the Week Throughout
the Entire State.
The people Of St. Paul and Mime
apolis consume about. 10000 gall
Ions of milk per day.
a severe frost is reported at ST..
Vincent and vicinity. j. f. Ford,
an extensive farmer, estimates that
nearly halfthe crop is killed.
The residence of Thomas Lynch at
Waseca was entered by burglars and
considerable jewelry seouRed They
did not succeed in finding any money.
George Uslar, who was arrested at
Red Wing on charge of embezzle-
=ment, has given bonds for his APP
.pearance at the October term of
court.
The Red Wing council has granted
eighteen liquor licenses. for the COM
ing fiscal year commencing June i.
This is a decrease OF four from last
year.
Articles of incorporation were fled
with the secretary Of state by the
Minnesota Farmers Protective as
socia ton, the object being to insure
against damage by hail.
The twenty second annual reunion.
of the First Regiment Minnesota
Volunteer Infantry will be held at
the Spaulding house, Duluth, on
Duluth, on Thursday, July is.
The old pile bridge across Sank
river at Melrose is being removed to
give place to a new iron combination
bridge to be built by the South ST.
Paul Bolt company, which will be
completed by Aug. 1.
What is claimed to be the best
clay for making brick in the state
has been found at Red Lake Falls
and an expert from ST. Paul who
has tested it will start a arge brick
yard there at once.
Stephen Murphy, of Morris, and
VIII Harrington, Of West Duluth,
have secured control of the defunct
plant of the Duluth Daily Democrat
and will move it to West Duluth and
start weekly paper there.
The safe in the office of M. j. NAL
doom at Hammond was blown open
and the contents taken, among them
a number of certificates of deposit,
which the neighboring banks were
promptly notified not to pay.
John Schelke has been bound over
at Red Wing to await the action of
the October grand Jury for stealing
a pair of horses from the pasture of
w. D. Lowry in WEIGH. In default Of
bail he has been committed to jail.
The city of Brainerd voted in a
special election on the proposition
to give a bonus OF it's electric light
system to a syndicate which is ar
ranging to develop the water power
there. The vote was almost unan-
imous for the donation, standing
926 for disposal to Is against.
The meat inspection law is practi-
callyin effect at Caledonia. IThe board
Of health has appointed John Jen-
nings to the Office of meat Inspector.
The fees established were as follows:
25 cents for the first beefand Il cents
for each additional one killed on the
same day; Is cents for the first hog,
veal and sheep and 5 cents for each
additional; 10 cents per mile being
allowed after the first mile.
The Evangelism Lutheran synod
at Fergus Falls adopted report al
ready adopted by the Wisconsin
synod, declaring in favor of rebuild
ing Luther college, pied ging subscrlp-
tions and appointing a committee
OF seven to confer with committees
rom oGIer S.ynouS regarding Jhe new
site, cost, new buildings, etc. The
college is to be continued in leased
buildings at DEBORAH, Iowa, until the
new college is completed.
The people living north of Gravel
vile are in great CONSERVATION at a
large object Of a grayish-white color,
which descended from the heavens,
accompanied by noise not unlike
the screaming of a bombshell. It
struck near a large pine tree with a
Whirling motion, like a miniature
cyclone, the conclusion sounding like
several stones striking the ground.
A SWede woman, who witnessed its
fall, thought the jud gment day lad
come. It was probably meteoric
stone.
John Gerber, Appointment business