New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-05-14
that OF wild buffaloes. while the carcass sells
for a fancy price in the restaurant Of tho
large cities.

for a fancy price in the restaurant Of tho
lar ge cities.
WISCONSIN,
Gen. J. II. Hammond, who died recently
at st. Paul, was one of the founders of SUI
perior.
The strongest farmers alliance in Western
Wisconsin is OF Rockland, La Crosse county.
over 13O members are enrolled.
Ferdinand Ruswalk, living one mile south
of Ixonia, was killed by his team running
away. He was caught between the wheel and
the box of his wagon, and his neck was bIok.
en-.
D. A. Wyman, station agent of the Milwan
kee road at Rockland. was killed by the cars
near his home He was standing on the Mill
waukee track watching an incoming freight
on the North Western road, and was struck
by a west-bonnd train on his own road.
Fred B. Schmidt, a saloonkeeper, of Me-
nomonie, was assaulted by Mike Cunningham,
a tramp that Schmidt was trying to put out
of his saloon, and received injuries from
which he died. The tramp is in jail, being
drunk and disorderly.
The Prohibition state convention is an
nouDced to be held at Madison July 90 a
full ticket will be placed in the field, BUTT is
conceded that the Bennett law issue will at
| tract nearly the total third party vote to
the Republicans.
]. T. Kendrick, of Montford, has in his pos
session pipe that was presented to his fa-
Their in Nashville, Tenn, in the year 1880, by
the chief Of the Cherokee nation. In is one OF
The historical pipes known as the pipe ofpeace,
and has capacity to hold nearly quarter
OF a pound of tobacco.
Archie Truckey was terribly injured by con.
tact with shaft in the mill of e. E. Bodies &
Co.. at Coleman. His clothing was caught
by projection and he was whirled around
four or five times before he was released. His
| legs were unjointed and two OF his ribs dis
placed.
One ofthe wooden gates in the dam at the
Combined Locks, above Appleton, went out,
draining down the mill pond above consider
| ably. A mes senger on horseback was sent
| down to warn the mills below at Kaukauna.
The water got there before he did, however,
but rise of only four in ches resulted.
| IOWA.
-Four new banks will be organized at Des
Moines this spring with capital aggregat-
ing over $750,0OO
The farmers in the southern part of Web.
ster county have organized an anti horse thief
association.
The artesian we'll at Boone up to the pres
emit time has cost the city $3.50 and an adj
ditional appropriation of $1,000 has been
made to complete the work.
The coal find near Broken Kettle will be
fully developed this summer. specimen OF
what experts pronounce to be silver ore was
recently found in the mine.
A stranger hired team of Osborn Bros,
Of Anamosa, the other day, for the purpose
of going to Stone City. he went there, but
did not stop, and is now supposed to be in
Illinois or Wisconsin.
1 ten-foot bull snake escaped from it's cage
in the horticultural society room in the state
capitol at Des Moines the other day and as
sumed full control of the building for short
time. 1t was finally captured by couple of
| janitors and returned to its cage.
Mrs Mortimer Hunt, living near Hull,
committed suicide by taking Paris Green.
She was 60 years ofage and had been resi-
dent of Sioux county Tor many years. She
/
are at a loss to account for the rash act
Frank Hayes, Victor Dunbar and George
Mercer. aged about IL, inmates f the Iowa
reform school at Eldora. were poisoned by
eatlng wild parsnips. Hayes and Dunbar
are now out Of danger but young Mercer is
| quite low and may not recover.
1t now looks as ifeven the inland cities Of
Iowa would have established the original
package saloons. Two gentlemen residents
of Mason City, are in correspondence with
dstillery men and have decided to handle
their goods. 1t is stated that the brewers
have agreed to defray all expenses in case of
litigation. Prohibitionists are not losing
their grip and threaten to prosecute anyone
who launches out in the original package
business.
1t would be hard to find more un-
fortunate family than that of Geo. Lowe, now
on trial at Atlantic for the murder Of negro
named Farmer near Griswold last February.
One of his brothers is now serving out q
term at Fort Madison. He has sister in the
asylum at independence, his mother also re-
Gently having been adjudged insane and en-
rolled among the unfortunate wards of the
state. second sister committed suicide
while insane, and his father is said to subject
to fits of temporary insanity. Loves de-
tense will be based on temporary insanity.
Misfortunes of the Rich.
Blakely Hall, writing in Frank Les
lies Illustrated paper, thus speaks Of
some Ofthe drawbacks of she wealthy