New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-05-07
him TO live with her parents in Nebraska.
He has left Cameron to avoid arrest for big

He has left Cameron to avoid arrest for big
amy.
Many large ice consumers in Milwaukee,
ice, have obtained an estimate of the cost
OF an ice factory. With plant to cost $780,
600 it is estimated that ice can be manufac-
tured at 8 cents per 100 pounds
Police Officer Halsey nearly lost his life in
Milwaukee in brave and desperate attempt
to stop runaway horse attached to q gro
Gerry wagon. The frightened horse fell down
just as Halsey grabbed him, and the latter
was thrown violently to the pavement, strik-
ing his head on the stones.
The Freeman house, leading hotel at
Black River Falls, has been closed by the
lesee D. r. Mason, tt appears that thelease
will expire on the Goth of next month, and
thai the owner, Mr.. Fireman. refuses to. take
the furniture off Mr.. Mason's hands at the
latter's valua ton.
N. g. Grant, of East Wrightstown, Brown
county, tapped $40 maple trees this year
and made about $50 pounds of sugar or two
and half pounds to the tree, a harvest the
equal of which is only secured about once in
twenty years In comparison, Mr.. Grant re-
lates that, about fourteen years ago, he
tapped 500 trees aud secured only 145
pounds OF sugar from the lot.
IOWA.
At Clinton the saloonkeepers are fined $40
and costs, S24S5 in all, each month Over
forty have SO far paid the fine.
Robert Mcdonald, 17-ycar-old boy living
near Waverly, the other day fell from wind
mill tower, distance of thirty five feet, and
escaped with a broken wrist.
Thomas MCGOWAN. of Clinton, while on a
visit to St. Joseph, No., was set upon by foot
pads and terribly beaten. He now lies in the
hospital in precarious condition
ADubuque small boy named Walsh filled a
bottle with powder to which he touched a
match. His face was filed with glass and
powder and he will probably lose his eye.
sight.
Miss Murray and Mrs. Kohler, living in
Wisconsin, opposite Dubuque, were taking a
walk the otherevening, when the former with
laugh, fell dead on the road with heart
disease.
A. J. Ferguson and Mrs. Smith, the Chicago
etopers. who were arrested at Davenport
few weeks ago for bigamy, have been dis.
charged, the offended wife and husband fail
ing to appear to prosecute.
The residence of W. Ballinger, at Koekuk,
has been visited by mysterious prowler on
several occasions lately Chairs we're over
turned, sheet music piled on the floor and
other queer pranks INDUCED in. Nothing has
been removed from the house
No trace has yet been found of Vernon L,
Everett, the Grinnell boy whose mysteriously
disappeared from n medical collage in
Chicago about Two weeks aso. He is not
thought to be dead, but to have wandered
away from the city while temporarily insane.
Afarmer living near Audubon touched a
match to patch of weeds the other day and
the hire was carried by heavy wind over to
nelghbors premises, where it burned 8
thrashlng machine and q corn crib. 1t also
destroyed stable, granery and several head
OF stock belonging to himself To add to
his mis- ornune his neighbor has brought suit
to recover the value of the property destroy
edthrough his carelessness
The Washington press is responsible for
the following rather remarkable story: While
drilling an artesian we'll at that place the
other day the drill penetrated piece of
wood at a depth of 224 feet. Amo ng the
debris from the well came up number OF
twles still wearing their native bark, and a
seed, which is described as looking like an
antique apple seed. The seed was cracked,
but it was planted and are.uly tended, and
now it has sprou The shoot is over an
inch long and bids fair to develop into q
healthy tree. Reputable citizens vouch for
the truthiulness the story