New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-06-26
MINNESOTA CULLINGS.
The News of the Week Throughout
the Entire State.

The shutting down Of the Cloquet
mills, occasioned by the log famine,
has thrown 200 men out of employ
ment at Duluth.
The superintendent ofthe Mankato
schools recommends that manual
training be added to the course of
study in the schools there.
Some boys at Adrian while playing
with matches burned barn and
$500 worth of farm machinery the
sth inst.
Machinery has been ordered and
active operations will begin at once
to develope the resources ofSouthern
Minnesota by boring for natural gas.
Mrs. Charles Arney, while standing
in front OF her house talking with her
friends at Faribault dropped dead of
heart disease.
The electric swine exterminator
was tried in Red wing and worked to
perfection. Two hogs were killed,
both dying instantly.
Charles Williams of Chat6eld, a
soldier of 1912 and one of Uncle
SANS pensioners, died Tuesday at
the age of SO years.
Will Spain, brakeman on a switch
engine in the mine yards at Tower
was run over and his left leg cut off.
His condition is serious.
Mrs 0. diversion has brought suit
is in the district court against the
city of Red Wing to recover 2,1OO
damages for injuries sustained by
her falling on a defective sidewalk.
William George, of Rochester, in
dicted for gambling, pleaded guilty
on both counts and was fined $500
lforeachohense, with $50 costs. George
raised the $3.50 and is now afree man.
The wife of Hon. William II. Snure,
living four miles southwest of Hokah,
was instantly killed by being thrown
from a carriage by a runaway team
while driving alone.
The young Indian who attacked
little Mary Duede near Shakopee was
arrested by Sheriff Weiland while
sleeping in his teepee at the Indian
camp across the river.
John Wenger hired a horse OF R. H.
Chaplin, an Owatonna liveryman, to
go into the country, instead OF which
he went to Dodge Center and sold it.
Officers recovered the horse and had
Wenger arrested at Mason City by
telegraph.
A stranger giving thename OF John
p. Brown swindled the business men
Of st. Cloud out of about $1OO by
giving forged checks on I. NJ. Noyes
and Charles Johnson. A man an
swering his description was arrested
but as the victimized merchants could
not identity him he was discharged.
Martin Erickson of the town of
Bergen, Mcleod county, shot his
seven teen-year-old son in the left
breast with a revolver while quarrel
ing with him. The wounded man
will recover. The old gentleman is
under bonds for his appearance at
the next term Of the district court.
Eleven years ago George Arm
strong, OF Faribault, was engaged
to Cora Howard. They were mar
ried last Monday June II. During
all the time George has not been idle.
A portion ofthe time has been employ
ed in marrying a md securing a divorce
from Cora's sister, HatJie, and now
he returns to his first love.
'sWell let 'er go, Gallager,' was the
cold reply ofW. E. Garrett, ofDuluth
to the doctor who told him his in
juries were fatal, and the man died a
a few moments later. He was a
brakeman on the Duluth Iron Range
road, and had been impaled on a
link, which passed completely through
his abdomen. He. has relatives at
Pipestone.
Robert Robertson, young man
living near Genoa. was arrested on
the charge ofstealing a horse from
a man in Illinois. Robertson has a
bad reputation and has already
served terms in Joliet and saltwater
for burglary. He will be held until
the Illinois authorities are heard
from, when he will be sent there for
trial.
A man giving his name as Frank
Summers was arrested at Alexandra.
having in his possession ladies'
wearing apparel which upon investi.
cation proved to belong to Miss
nrdlay ono 0f tho hiUh school taaah