New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-05-15
The News of the Week throughout
the Entire State.

Frank D. Chadwick. of Owatonna.
has been recommended for a naval
cadetship.
Miles BunneH, a Duluth editor, is
IN jail awaiting trial on three indict-
ments for grand larceny
Diptheria RACES at Stockholm.
Two deaths have already occurred
and other lives are despaired of.
Prof. O. Whitman, who has been
superintendent, of the Red Wing
schoals for nine years, has resigned
From May L to August L the st.
Paul jobbers Will give their employees
hall holiday each week.
Everett Lewis attempted suicide
at Saltwater by cutting. his wrists,
but medical aid rescued. him.
On the telegraph pole. nuisance the
Duluth News remarks that proven
ton is better and easier than cure
and and suggests aatilt against it early.
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A 3-year-old son of Carl Narnitz,
OF Hutchison, was burned to death
IN barn. Two horses were also
burned.
Traverse county NiiE- on the 2Sth
INST, vote on the question of remov-
ing the county seat from Browns
valley to Wheaton
Lightning struck a shade tree at
Zumbrota one day last week and
pieces oflarge dimensions were scat.
tered over an area of 500 feet.
According to a law passed by the
last legislature companies fling ar
tIeles OF Incorporation with the sec
rotary OF state must each pay a fee
of $50.
Diptheria isragfng in the Anderson
district, on Eden Prairie, and the
school was closed ON account of it.
Several deaths have already occur
red.
The business of the Duluth land
Office for April included thirty-seven
declaratory statements, seyent teen
cash entries, embracing a cash re-
eeipt OF S24- a, and forty eight home
stead entries.
Erick E. Solseth, postmaster at
Nash is under arrest for using post
age stamps as legal tender and then
reporting them to the government
as having been cancelled by him,
thus getting his percentage.
A Minnesota embezzler low soiourn-
ing in Canada threatens to come
back and sue the paper that stated
he stole 5000 He was only able
to get away with $4,000. and is
grleyed over the swelling of his. sur
plus.
John Peterson, of Parnell, died
suddenly last January. His friends
were not satisf1 ed as to the cause of
his death and theother day exhumed
his body and found that hehad been
killed by a blow on the back of the
head, inflicted with a blunt instru-
ment.
Fire bugs again infest Waseca. A
small undecupied store building was
burned, and is an entire loss with
no insurance. LATER William Dorow's
meat market was fired, but the blaze
was extinguished. Strong suspicion
rests on certain parties, but no ar
rests have yet been made.
It is believed by many farmers
that few warm days viii bring out
chinch bugs in as large numbers as
last season. The quantity of wheat
sown in Goodhue county, is, howev-
er, smaller than usual, so it is not
believed that their depredations will
be as extensive.
A well dressed man giving the
name Of John German, who has
been stopping for several days at St.
Cloud, was arrested charged with
selling a valuable music book which
he had borrowed OF A. C. Cline's
music store He represented himself
to be travelling for a Chicago music
house, butts supposed to be a pro-
fessional crook.
A confidence man named George
was arrested at Rochester, charged
with obtaining money by unlawful
arts from farmer whom he met on
the road. He is said to have tried
his skill on several of the agricultur-
lists, but for the most part with
poor success. He furnished 200
bail. and will be tried at an early
date.
Phil Chemelik, the husband and ia
ther OF the three women who met
death at the hands Of Joe ChemeIik
Feb. 16, IN Freedom county. has for