New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-08-14
MINNESO I A CT .Ihg,S.
The Nans Of the. Week Throughout
the Entire State.


the Entire State.
St. Paul has s2so, s4s. rs in the
city treasury.
he Joint salaries Of the police and
fire departme of ST. Paul for July
am asamted to $5S, 900 and were paid.
j ohm J. Kenaall, Of Winona, has
been appointed warden of the state
PRISON. at Stillwat ter.
Mrs John Frehrs, of af5or1sead,
chopped dead of dropsy oesbhe. heart.
Sae, was an old settler.
The body afMagnus oanson, with
a.bullet hole I'M his head, zsssss ffesand in
the Rum river at Anokaa.
A. R. w. Payne, of ehinson has
sold to b. B. Archibald, of Dundas,
| the standard bred sta Lion Colonna,
for 81, 500.
The InGians on the Mile Laos res
ervation are on bigsdrunk again,
and fears of another out break are
entertained.
A paid and tub factory will soon
be in operation alb the Saltwater
penitezasiary. 1t will give employ
ment 40 about sexenty-five men,.
Thanaas Kingston, the oldest man.
in Stearns county,; and perhaps the
oldest in the state, died at his, hone
neaa st. Cloud, He was, LOG years:
old.
Mrs. B. Stevens, president of Red
Wing since 1885,. died suddenly Of
heart disease at the ROCHESTER asy-
lnm, where she was sent two, weeks
ago.
| A shoEa time since. Editor Brown,
of the Sleepy Eye Herald, Edition
Collins, of st. Peter. INDUCED in a.
fight. Collins has now brought suit
against Brown for S., 900.
Robert Slaggett and two brothers
named Simonson were crossing Lake
Vermilhon in one of those. treacher-.
GUS canoes when it capsized. Stag.
| gett was drowned.
| Levi Early, OF Faribault, ddn t
know it was loaded, and his father.
has an ugly wound in his breast,
made by bullet from a 38-caliber.
revolver.
A merchant and the depot agent at
Rice's Station, Benton county, quar-
relied. The agent was knocked down,
and in falling received serious inju-
ries and has been unconscious ever
since.
At a meeting of the state board Of
health, held at Red Wing recently,
DR.. Franklin Staples, OF Winona,
was elected president, as successor
to the late DR.. D. w. Hand, who has
held that office since 1873.
John j. Randall, Of Winona, was
unanimously chosen as warden by
the BOARD OF prison managers. Dur
ing the session of the boald up to
that time Mr.. Randall had been in
waiting at the Sawyer house.
Martin Uslar has sued the Chicago,
Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railroad co M
pany for $4,000 damages for in
juries he received through an accident
on the Cannon Falls branch about
nine miles from Red Wing July %,
1883.
VIM. Casey's domestic relations are
of the most wretched sort Two of
his daughters have departed from
the path of rectitude and his wife
seems to rejoice in their downfall.
They live in ST. Paul. are well-to-do
and have heretofore borne a good
reputation.
One yea r ago J. G. Nelson and ia
cob Bean, of Saltwater, purchased
an interest in silver mine near Hell
ena, Mont, paying therefor the sum
of $4,000. Recently they received
an acceptance Of their offer for the
sale Of their property, the price be-
ing $25O,OOO.
Nels johnson Of Eagle Bend and
Ole johnson Of Minneapolis, broth
ers of Magnus Johnson, who was
brutally murdered in Anoka, have
offered a reward of $500 for the cap
ture OF the murderer. The city has
also offered 5000 and Anoka county
$500 for the same object.
A youthful burglar successfully
cracked a safe in Tierney & Casey's
livery stable at Anoka, and secured
$50, but was discovered displaying
his wealth and treating the crowd
and made to refund His name is
Willie Weber, son of Joe Weber of
| Anoka and is only Ten Years old