New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-04-23

South Dakota is entitled to one cadet ar
West Point and two naval cadets at Annap-
oils It has been arranged to hold COM
petitive examinations about May lat HUI
ron for the cadet at West Point and at Red
field ind Mitchell for the naval cadets
One of the attractions at the state fair to
be held at Aberdeen nextfaII viii be 'swoman's
day. The public exercises on that day will
be wholly in charge of ladies. They will not
only do the speaking and singing, but will
have brass band and drum corps entirely
of women.
Spotted Crow, the Bad river Indian who
tried to quiet his mother-inlaw o few
weeks ago by striking her on the head with
an NIX, has been bound over for trial in the
United States court at Pierre in the sum of
$500. "Old Sallie,'s the injured mother-in-
law has abou t recovered.
The people of Hot Springs have invited the
South Dakota editors to come and see them,
promising entertainment free as long as the
editors will stay. It is probable the the in
vitation will be accepted, and that some of
them will vote to stop until after harvest.
Some months ago Miss Williams of Meade
county, contested the entry of William P.
Mace to piece of land in that county, says
the Rapids City Journal The case was call
ed for trial before the land Office and notifca-
ton of contest mailed to Mace, time after
| time, but no answer to the notices could be
obtained by the land officials, although the
notices were sent in registered letters. Tbs
| other day the local officers received one of
the letters which had been mailed to Mace,
Endorsed on the back by the postmaster of
VieWfeld as follows: The man to whom
this letter is ad dressed was hung by tie reg
III ators in Montana a year ago for stealing
horses. and the supposition is that he is now
| dead"
IOWA
1t requires $50, 900 to pay the annual in.
terest account of the city of Des Moines now.
A silver catfish was caught in the Missis-
sippi at Muscatine recently measuring 51a
feet in length and weighing 135 pound.
E. F. Hisabeck, of Denison, will have to
pay Title Gottsch 81, 800 for the privilege Of
not marrying. her. A jury awarded her that
am cunt of damages.
While shooting at mark with bow and
arrow the young son of Goe Alex ander, near
Clarion, shot his brother in the eye destroy
ing the 81 ght.
company has been organized at Carroll
TO build pickle factory. The factory will
have capacity to care for 1000 acres of
cucumbers.
Freddie, the 5-year-old son OF ex-Mayor
/ Taylor, of Creston, had his skull fractured
| the kick from q mule the other day and it is
feared the injury will prove fatal
John D. Springer, q 13-ye ar-old boy living
I IT FL Z.
pear for trial ut EIdora on charge of plac-
| ing DISTINCTIONS OIL the Northwestern rail
road track,
Mrs. George Berger is in jail at Cedar Rap
ids on charge of bigamy preferred by her
husband. She palmed herself off as single
lady on ayoung man named Levi Meford,
who innocently procured a marriage license
and married her.
The residence OF Joseph Porter nine miles
south of Avoca was destroyed by fire Am
IL yearold grandson, sleeping in the upper
part Of the house, persisted in the flames, the
rest of the family barely escaping with their
lives.
newly married couple at Washington
surprised a party of charivaries by joining
them IN the fun, the groom pounding sweet
music out of an old wash boiler, and the
bride blowing a cyclone through an ancient
fog horn. After a few solos the crowd was
glad to escape and leave them in peace
An engineer and fireman on an engine at
Carroll got hold of q goose and put it on
their engine. The. owner demanded it and
scuf1e ensued. Toprevent him from getting
the goose the men threw it in the fire. box of
the engine. Scharnberger's goose was cook.
ed, but it cost the railroad men SIS and
costs to settle it. The railway officials are
looking the matter up and it is thought the
men will be b ounced besides.