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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
SOUTH DAKOTA,

The Commercial club of Watertown have
taken steps to send a carload Of -four to the
Russian sufferers. w. H. stokes will ship
half carload, and the Commercial club
will fill the car.
George w. Skinner, farmer living north
of Parker, commenced blowing, and kept
his team going from sunrise to sunset. A
pretty good commentary on South Dakota
winter weather.
The Parker roller mills resumed work
for the first time since their former proprie-
tor John Norton, absconded. A large
amount of new and improved machinery
has been put in.
The first special stock train ever taken
from Mitchell to Chicago pulled out of the
station the other night. The stock was all
bought in this county the past month and
was purchased by a local buyer.
James Stronik, young Bohemian living
in Hamlin county, is charged with stealing
a horse from Henry Buck, near Grover
He was captured. At the preliminary ex-
animation he was bound over to the grand
jury without bail.
Irving Bath, publisher of the Pierre
Democrat, has leased his newspaper plant
to Frank Foster. Foster formerly ran the
Express at Eagan. Col. Jefferson will edit
the paper, and it will continue to advocate
Democratic principles.
AS the north bound freight was pulling
out of Trent the other night, Billy Mills, a
brakeman, fell between a couple of cars,
had one of his legs run over and sustained
injuries about the head from the effects of
which he died.
The Commercial Club of Mitchell held
all important meeting looking toward the
| establishment ola beet sugar factory at
that point. An experimental sugar beet
farm conducted this summer shows that
beets of superior quality can be raised in
this section.
A case oflove and marriage rather late in
lie occurred at Onida, SILLY county, recent
| ly when Capt. b. A. Southerland aged
| seventy years, and Mrs. c. G. Bennett, six
| ty-two years Of age. were joined in we'd
| lock. The groom was Il veteran i'll the late
| war, being one of the FIRST to organize a
| company Of volunteers from kaEkakce, ILL.,.
| He is a pioneer Of Su!y county and has
! been widowcr for twenty years.
| George Robinson was committed to Jail
at Huron in default O! 81, 900 bail, for assist
ing Harry Irat; III robb;ns l.evy's jewelry
store month ago. Robinson came from
Minneapolis He said he would disclose
the names and whereabouts Of persons con-
nected with other robberies il his bail is
| made nominal. He and Pratt. also in Jail
| are believed 10 belong to gang that has
| infested these parts for several months.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

MEDICAL men seem to have some
confidence in the idea that the phono-
graph will be ofgreat value in teaching
the dumb to speak. Yet the poor
mute who talked in INIT alton OF a
photograph would be in hourly dan
ger OF being thrown downstairs by ex-
asperated creditors. Imagine a man
coming into your place OF business
and gravely saying: "Buzz! click!
bang! Do you need any lead pencils?
Whir-r-r! Zipp-p-p! Whizz-z-z!"
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
FOREIGN NUGGETS.

MICHAEL DAvITT has recovered from the
injury he sustained in a melee in Dublin.
THE Independence Beige states Sweden
md Norway are preparing to enter the
German anti protection league.
In the reichstag Herr Mirbach proposed
O amend the new commercial treaties by
placing tariff OF 20 marks upon all kinds
If wines. VII
AT meeting of bondholders in London
motion to accept the agreement between
he Virginia state debt commission and the
Olcott committee was adopted.
The French institute has granted the
Juveir prize of $500 to the United States
geological survey for the excellence OF its
work. '.'"
EMPEROR WILLIAM, accompanied by
Prince Henry, of Prussia, attended the
aunching of new ironclad at the Vulcan
hipyards at Stettin.
INFLUENZA is epidemic in many parts of
Europe Among the many prominent SUIT
ers from the disease was the Archduke
siegmund, who died in Vienna.
A SYNDICATE Of British capitalists have
made an application to the government Of
Argent tine Republic for the priv ilege of ex
oloring the Patagonian coast for mineral.
AREvoLf in Sac Paulo, Brazil, by which
twas sought to depose the governor of
lie state, has been suppressed by the gov
.rnment troops, and quiet now prevails
throughout the state.
The Russian minister of war has sum
| aoned all the chiefs of the general staff to
;ttend II council which will be held for the
purpose OF making new disposition Of the
| Russian forces.
The thirteenth anniversary Of the death
IF the prince consort. memorial services
we're held at Windsor castle, and attended
~ Queen Victoria and other members of
The royal family.
| WHEN Signor Imbriani's Interpolation
n Italy's relation to the United States
came up in the Italian chamber of deputies
/ The chamber, on the demand of Premier
Rubini declined to discuss the matter.
YuGuERoN, in Brazil, hasstarted the rebel
ion afresh. The cause for the new out
break is alleged to berefusal to accept the
orders of President Peixetto. The national
guard has been commanded to suppress The
revolt. n
ONE Of the last acts passed by the Brazil
AN congress before its dissolution grants 9
pension of $50, 600 per year to Dom Pedro
de SAlcantara ex-emperor of Brazil, with
arrears from Nov. l5 1889. The money
will be paid in monthly installments.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
RAILROAD RUMBLINGS.

The Chicago & Northwestern railway
ouys the Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western.
SENATOR CASEY introduced bill granting
light of way to the Duluth & Winnipeg
across the Pembina Indian reservation in
North Dakota. -. -. -..-.
G.. H. Smith, who has filled the position
If train dispatcher for the Northern Pacific
1t Staples, has been trans :erred to Minnea-
polls; where he fills like position.
The interstate commerce commission
an opinion by Commissioner Morrison,
amended it's decision in the case Of Lehman.
Higgings & Co., of Humboldt, Kan,
against the Texas & Pacific and the Mis-
,Ouri & Kansas.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
A RECENT traveller in Morocco saws

A RECENT traveller in Morocco says
that for people who dress in white and
love to be very neat in personal APP
pearance the Moroccans are very in
different to the cleanliness of their
towns. Around the most beautifully
furnished houses are heaps OF refuse
and the bodies of dead animals. All
the care OF the people is conferred up
on the interior of their houses. They
furnish them as extensively as their
means permit, but what is outside OF
their walls does not trouble them.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
SPORTING TRIPLES.

In a fight in Chicago for the weller
weight championship Tommy Ryan de-
eats Frank Howson Of England in four
zen rounds. ~ 5
i, ERNEST NJ. BEscHER of Galveston, Tex,
las challenged Tommy Warren. Bescher
vas whipped once by Warren and on an
>ther occasion fought him to draw.
JAKE K1LRA1N has refused proposition
o meet the winner of the oods-Choynski
ight, which soon takes place in San Fran
cisco. Jake says his business takes up all
ais time and he does not believe that he
will ever don the mittens again. ..a
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

II Mr.. GARNER, who is trying to de-
monstrate that monkeys have Ian
guage, is using the photograph to re-
cord the different sounds they make
under varying circumstances for pur-
poses of comparison. Some practical
joker might insert into the instru-
ment dialogue with an anglo maniac
dude and drive the experimenter
craZV.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
OTHERWISE.

The Missouri river improvement conven-
tt on opens at Kansas City.
Two Democratic state conventions are
held in Louisiana as result of the lottery
fight.
There is SO great a rush to pay taxes at
the county treasurer's Office in Cincinnati
that panic, almost riot, ensues.
The waterways convention at Detroit ad-
journs after preparing memorial to con-
gress.
Two important amendments to the inter
state commerce law are introduced by SEN
atOr Cullom.
AN English syndicate buys the property
of the Montana Sapphire and Ruby com
pany for $50, 600, 600.
New York merchants, at mass meeting,
adopted resolutions asking the legislature
to appropriate $500, 600 for the worlds fair.
DIR. PRIEST, chief dispensary physician q
the city. estimates the number of cases of
la grippe in St. Louis at 10000.
| The conference committee of the St.Paul
council recommends 1-mill tax levy to
raise money to build an auditorium.
The United States revenue cutter Bear
arrived at San Francisco from the Arctic.
The cutter Rush is expected in a few days.
| The sales of Montana cattle this year
| will bring $40, OOo eco. The highest figures
ever before reached were Sc, 600 COO
The North Dakota railroad commission
ers are charged with having prevented
1 the freight rates on coal from being lower
ed.
The condition of Frank a. Lappen, OF
Milwaukee, one of the victims of therecent
disaster at Lima, O., is about the same.
Physicians say his injuries are not necess-
arily fatal.
The appointment Of several Roman Cath
4 Ole bishops in the United States is announ-
ced Father Mesmer, appointed bishop Of
Green Bay, Wis, declares he will not &C
i cept.
The National Citizens Industrial ALI
ance of Kansas has iss ued a call for gen
4 eral convention to be held at st. Louis
Feb 20, two days before the industrial
council convenes.
The retail grocers of st. Louis have sub.
scribed So coo to fund to erect an indie
i pendent cracker factory to fight the cracker
i trust, composed of the New York, Ameri.
i can and United States Biscuit companies
"a MOVEMENT is under way in Chicagc
that has for its object the construction of al
elevated road over the tracks Of the Illinois
Central, TO extend as far south as the
i worlds fair grounds. at jackson park.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

IT may be necessary for young peo-
pie inclined to the kissing act to un-
dergo a. sanitary examination. A
young lady in a New Jersey town went
home from Brooklyn the other day
and kissed forty of her friends, giving
them all the diphtheria. Still there
will probably always be those who will
take such chances.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
Her Hearts Desire.

There comes time once in every
year, when children may without i'm
propriety give their LOVING friends a
hint in season.
Uncle William was talking with
Lucy, his best little niece, about Chris
mas. He wished to know her mind
upon certain highly interesting sub
iect, but preferred to get at it indirect
".
Now Lucy, said he, in a casual
manner, '.if were going to buy a doll
for a little girl, what kind of a one do
you think she would like2'
20 Uncle William" answered Lucy,
with undisgnised interest, there's
nothing like twins!'
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
SINS AND SINNERS.

CYRUS FIELDS son is arrested on the
charge of embezzlement.
TIMOTHY E. BYRNEs is arranged in
Minneapolis on charge of forgery.
The perpetrators of the quadruple MUIR
der in Florida are being tracked by blood
hounds.
The trial Of John Mazue on the charge OF
| numbering Annie Brander is begun at
Buffalo, MINI.
Mrs. MARY MILLER, on trial at st. Peter
for the murder of her husband, is acquitted
on the ground of insanity.
AT NATION, ILL.,, Judge Horace S. Clark,
commander of the Grand Army OF Illinois,
was shot by a crank and severely wounded.
The Paris wife of Sioux City million
aires son gives birth to an illegitimate
child, and is sent back to Paris by her
parents-in-law.
FIVE highwaymen, at the points of revol-
vers, rob United States mail wagon of
several mail pouches in the streets of Chi
go.
CHARLES LoMAx (colored) resisted arrest
at Washington and fired upon Police Off
Ger Mellen, who returned thes fire killing
Lomax instantly.
EDWARD ALBERTsoN and Fred N. Chant.
| Ter, who robbed the Fidelity Trust Com
pany of Tacoma Of over million, are SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for ten and five
years respectively.
| At Roaring Springs, KY, Ben Davis shot
James Dunn dead and fatally wounded
| George Dunn, brother to the murdered
| man. The killing was the outcome OF an
ancient feud. '. .,
A BOLD attempt to burglarize the parson-
age DIST. Mi chael's Roman Catholi Chuch
l N
was mace early one morning recently, in
Itolidaysburg, Pa, by two men.
| DR.. ALLEN, young physician, was brut-
ally murdered by Matt Dunlavey on the
streets of Richmond, Tex Dunlavey, who
is one of the wealthiest stock raisers and
| planters in Texas, claimed that DR.. Allen
| had made disparaging remarks about Dun
lavey's daughter =. -. ..s.... .-..-...
AT Hannibal, Mo-, as result of frequent
DRINKS and quarrels with his wife, Edward
| Brown, colored shot his wife in the abdo-
men. She prematurely gave birth to a
child, which was dead, the bullet having
passed through its head. The mother died
shortly sfterward.
AT a social dance in Boston, Pa, Joe
Law and his friend, J. w. McCracken,
quarreled over who should dance with a
young lady. They renewed the quarrel on
the street and Law crushed McCracken's
skull with cobb!e stone. Both men are
| we'll connected. ..-.T-5..
AT Sheboygan, Mich, blood was discov-
cred on the deck of a small boat lying in
the river and also on pile near by, which
led to an investigation. The river was
dragged and the body of James Kemp, who
has been missing for several days, was
found. Kemp was laborer and was well
known. It has since been learned that he
was murdered and that arrests of two par.
ties suspected of the crime will follow. at
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

EDWIN M. FIELDS eccentricities cost
his friends and business associates not
less than 100000; to say nothing
of the modification of his family. The
proper treatment for insanity OF that
type is hard labor in a zebra uniform.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
NORTH DAKOTA.

Ed Fallon was convicted in the district
court at Fargo of shooting Charles Kurl-
man with intent to kill.
s The United States court petit jury has been
any indictments are found by the grand
Jury the case will be tried next term.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

WITH the desire of giving her hus-
band true picture OF herself, wo-
man in Atchison, Kan, had her
photograph taken as she appeared at
daily housework in her kitchen dress,
with a. baby on one arm and broom
and dust pan on the other.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

COMPRESSED air delivered from a
flexible hose with a small nozzle at a
pressure of so pounds to the square
inch is very effective in cleaning plush
cushions. 1t is so used on the Union
Pacific Company's road.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

The only thing in the way Of COM
plete acceptance of the Identification
Of Henry L. Norcross OF Boston as the
man who bombarded Russell Sage is
the "theory" Of Inspector Byrnes.
The theory OF bacillus has destroyed
the efficiency OF more detectives than
any other complaint.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

TIE Braganza diamond, the largest
in the world, weighs 1850 carats. It
was found in Brazil in 1741, and is
now one OF the Portuguese crown jew
els. -s- .....<-.,..
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
IOWA.

Stephen Rowe, of Deerfeld, Chickasaw
county, was killed by the bursting of cir
cular saw recently.
At the meeting of the Sabbath Union at
Des Moines, the constitution was revised
| and districts rearranged. By the change,
| an additional field secretary will be elected.
Frank Stantz, an oiler at the T. NJ. Sim
clair Packing House, Cedar Rapids, was
| caught in The betting, wound around the
| main shaft of one of the big engines and in
stantly killed.
The trial of Lester Treat for shooting
Will Noble, at Nashua last summer is com
pleted, the jury finding Treat guilty of as
| sault with intent to do great bodily injury.
Judge Hatch will pass sentence.
The Steamer Ward Keepers, employed in
| towing, sunk in the ice harbor at Dubuque.
| She had sprung a leak. The river is COM
ing up fast; it raised seven inches in "a
hours; water four feet one inch.
| A bad wreck occurred on the @ at Dud-
ley, section of a freight crashing into the
rear end Of the first section, demolishing II
cars and killing Engin eer VIM. Welsh and,
! Fireman Thos. McGovern, of Ottumwa.
The Iowa Land Title Guaranty and Alb
straet Company. of Cedar Rapids, filed arti-
Giles ofincorporation with the county aud
itor at Marion. The capital stock is $50, 900,
and Geo. Il. Hedge is president and c. c.
| Wood secretary.
Wolves are now running in Hancock,
county, ILL.,, across the river from Burling
ton, in gangs Of seven or eight and are do
ing much damage. The board ofsupervis-
ors have re-established the bounty on wolf
scalps on petition of the farmers.
| Judge Weaver, in the district court at Fl.
Dodge, appointed P. T. Meservey receiver of
the Oxford Drug store. in that city, at the
request of H. NJ. Griffin, who sold the
stock to A. B. Smith one year ago and
holds mortgage on it. The store is val
ued at about S15 600.
! Thomas NJ. K. Booge, a prominent con-
tractor and nephew of James E. Booge the
veteran pork packer has been arrested at
Sioux City, on a charge of embezzlcment.
MI. Kearncy, the complainant, claims
that 'Booge wrongtully appropriated S691
in city bonds which had been delivered to
Kearney in payment for city work.
Two petitions for foreclosure were filed
in the clerks office at Dubuque against
the Dubuque Electric Light and Power
Company. The petitions are made by the
Davenport Foundry and Machine Com
| pany, who hold two mechanics liens, one
for $500 and the other for SIS, 900 against the
| Dubuque Company.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

EVIDENCES multiply that life of
luxury and ease is the parent OF crime.
A Brooklyn reporter has just been ar
rested for having a wife too many.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
UNDERGRADUATES EVENTS

lJNFORTUNATE EVENTS.
"A FATAL railroad wreck occurs in Iowa.
Fire in Porter. Donal dson & Co.'S whole
,ale millinery establishment in Pittsburg
caused q loss Of about $50, 900; insurance.
bGl 500. III
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

| member of numerous charitable institu.
tons.
The Mills block ct Portage was damaged
81 900 by fire. It is thought to be the work
| OF an incendiary. The loss is covered by
insurance.
B. B. Inman. Of West Superior, has made,
| proposition to the Common Council at.
that place to furnish the city with two fire.
tugs at a cost of $500 a year.
Capt. McDouglall, T. B. Mills and ". F.
Street at the head OF fifteen other delegates.
! OF West, Superior, left for Detroit to attend
the waterways convention.
A girl, commonly known as Mamie,
SWenson, attempted suicide at West Super
| lor by swallowing heavy dose of NOR
phine. She was resuscitated.
Fred Duchine, aged 10, employed to tend
the pump at the Iron Belt mine, near Ash
land, was found dead at the bottom of the
shaft. The cause of the accident is I'M
| known.
Crank Clemarts, of Spooner, was arrest
| ed charged with criminal assault on the l2--
year-oid daughter of Floyd Gay, of Bash
ava. Bail was fixed at $1,000 and was,
not furnished.
The case of Mrs. Frances Hall against
the city of Racine is being argued before
| the supreme court at Madison. Mrs. Hall
sued for S., 600 damages to her property on
account Of some street grading.
The investigation by council committee,
into the police department at West Su-
| perior has been concluded. The commit
tee sustained the charges against Detectives
Earnshaw and Evans and they will be re-
moved
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-23
RAISE THE SALARY.
Senator ToAn Writes . Letter Oh the A.
torasy Generals Pay.
SIATE on MICHIGAN
SENATE CHAABER,
lansing, March II, 1881.

sIATE Oh MICHIGAN
SENATE CHAABER,
LANSING, March Il, 1891.
Editor Standard. lonis. Aieh-s
DEAR sIR.-When | received your
communication. dli not Lave time 10
explain 10 you my reasons for support
ing the resolution increasing the salary
OF the Acknowledgement. enclose You
8 copy of the resolution as passed. /
voted for il. as did every member Of
the Senate present. The resolution has
passed the House by almost unani-
nous vote, and should be adopted by
tae people as a measure or decreasing
taxation. The move Is not 10 give the
Attorney-General more pay for the
same work. We have two bills pend
ing 70 cut down the expenses In that
office by increasing the work IN the de-
partment, and decreasing the outside
hiring.
The Senate appointed q committee 70
investigate, and | am fully satisfied
that If the measure passes. we can, by
passing these bills, save from i've 10
ten thousand dollars per year to the
taxpayers.
II we require more work of the At
torney General than has been required
of his predecessors, We should at least
give HIM a reasonable salary.
The salary is fixed by the amend.
ment, the same as that of circuit Judge,
or one-half as much as that Of supreme
court judges.
IL you will examine the question
and desire 10 save money to the tax.
payers OF our county, you will advocate
the measure III the Standard. You
have my permission 10 publish this let.
ter, as / fully believe that the amend.
ment should be adopted by the people,
and that they will save money by SC
doing.
The work in the Attorney Generals
department is not like the clerical
work of the other departments. lie
must either do it himself, or oversee
it; or 1t must be gwen to the very besi
attorneys IN the State as 1t has been il
the past, at an expense Of from twenty
to one hundred dollars per day.
We cannot afford to let this policy
go further, and hope you will do al
you can TO enlighten the people.
Yours truly.
JAMES ToAN,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-23
MAKE NO ERROR!

HyOu have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once to DIR. $.
CLAY TODD, IGN. Division
ST., Wenham block, rooms
4, > and 4, Grand Rapids,
Mich. He will save you
much expense and loss of
time. DIR. TOdd's hospital
and other experience in
foreign countries, together
with his purely Vegetable
and harmless remedies, inn
ported directly from those
countries, and % years
special practice in the
largest cities in the United
States, renders him pecul-
iarly fitted for the work Of
curing apparently hopeless
eases. DIR. Todd is in his
Office from 9 i'm the morning
to : at night. Every day
but Sunday.