New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-08
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In the district court at Steele the third
pralrle ire case against the Northern Paci-
nc was tried. A verdict was rendered for
Smith, the plaintiff, for $1,45O. This and
the two preceding cases aggregate 81. 600
IN verdicts against the company. There
are tour more cases to try.
The annual summer encampment of the
IT, "A. K. at Spiritwood lake, near James
town, was held recently. Alarge number
OF veterans were in attendance from all
over Central North Dakota. The encamp-
ment continued one week. Special pro-
grammes were prepared for each day.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
The will ofMrs. Mary 1. Dayton was filed
for probate at Aberdeen.
"A company has been organized to develop
the cement beds near Mitchell.
Nels Johnson, Dane, from CANDY,
Mimi, was jailed at Redfeld for stealing
horse and carriage at Clark.
BY the premature explosion of stick of
dynamite at Rapid City a young man
named Peacock was fatally injured. He
was working on a mining claim ten miles
from here.
William Boyer Methodist minister to
Ashton, died Of heart failure, aged sixty
eight years. He left children in this CITY,
Chattanooga, Charles City, Iowa; Chicago
and Spokane Falls.
Henry Hoefert was arraigned at Salem
and bound over to the circuit court in the
sum of $500 for forcing Albert Kremer at
the point of gun to release his (Hoefert's)
stock that had been taken up for trespass-
ing.
The Touring mill of Northey 6, Duncan
at Woonsocket one of the largest in the
state IS now run by artesian we'll power.
The water was turned on for the first time,
the other day and ran all the machinery of
the mill with ease. The pressure is steady
at 100 pounds, and the water runs through
one and seven-eighths nozzle.
WISCONSIN.
The vessels Bissel and King are at Con-
nors point West Superior taking on 1,50O,-
600 feet of boards for Tonawanda parties.
Miss Mary Moore and Frank Wyman
were married at the brides home in Dur
and by J. D. Eldridge, county Judge.
The work Of rebuilding Tower slip dock
at West Superior will be commenced at
once.
The board Of public works of West Super
ior has granted sewer estimates to the
amount Of $75, 900 on work done during the
past month
A meeting of ministers was held at Eau
Claire and a committee appointed to wait
on Mayor IRE and request that he forbid
Sunday base ball playing, and liquor sell
ing on that day.
A young man named Jack Whalen, of
Buffalo, while intoxicated, broke pane Of
glass on St. Paul & Duluth train at West
Superior, cutting his wrist SO badly that he
nearly bled to death.
A special term of circuit court was con-
vened at West Superior by Judge Marshall
for the purpose of trying the case of
the state vs.. Jack Richardson. The de-
PENDANT is accused OF the murder of Charles
Allen, gambler and professional partner
of defendant
At public meeting at Eau Claire called
by Mayor IRE, it was resolved to present a
formal application to the board of normal
school regents to have the sixth normal
school located here a committee was ap-
pointed to receive local propositions for do
nations of sites and present the same to the
board at its meeting July s.
Prof H. c. Rowland. principal of the
Alexander school at Eau Claire, connected
with schools here since 1865, member of the
first board Of education and president of the
public library, is dead in consequence of
an operation for strangulated hernia.
Eighteen inches of the intestines were re-
moved. He leaves a family.
An accident occurred at the Fifth Ward
school building in GAINESVILLE, resulting in
the death of three men, Patrick Hageney,
John Flaherty and Richard T. Bennivitz
The men We're at work tearing down the
old building and clearing the ground for
the new building when the walls fell in,
burying the men. All three men were taken
out dead.