New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-09
asuit of clothes to cover fee. Cunningham
furnished bond and the case was continued
until Nov
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49, :
Francis Comedian was seriously injured
ina runaway accident ut Madison.
Joseph Cook, of Kankanna, had his col
lar-bone broken by fall.
George Mcfarland was arrested at Osh-
kosh on charge of burglarizing julius
Schmidt's jeWelry stare at that place.
Dave Thompson is in Jail at Appleton,
charged with assanlting Martin Steigenber-
ger with a saloon row.
]. 81. Gmlzer, of lakewood, was stricken
with paralysi and died shortly afterwards.
He was former resident of Appleton.
Enock B. Fargo, one of the oldest and
wealthiest settlers Of Lake Mills, died at
the age of II years.
Fred Fawcett, young farmer living
near Sparta, who shot himself because he
was disappointed in a love affair, died from
the effects of his wound.
a man giving the name of Timothy
Bowser was arrested at La Crosse on a
charge of working the "green goods" rack
ct.
John Butler, veteran engineer on the
Chicago, Milwaukee &, st. Paul Railway;
died at his home in Madison, aged 60
years
Ayoung man giving his name as Charles
sE Hir, of Minneapolis, was arrested at
Racine on a charge of forgery. He passed
check for $105 on one firm, and attempt
ed to pass three others.
Two dredges are at work deepening the
channel in the Fox River above the Mil
waukee & Northern Railroad bridge at Up
pleton. Considerable blasting has been
done to remove the rocks that line the
river bed.
John P. Purdy, who is wanted at James
vile for alleged swindling operations, has
been arrested in New York. Requisition
papers have been issued and he will be
taken to GAINESVILLE for trial. He is also
wanted in Chicago on similar charge.
The first national bank to open its doors
in Bayfield, County will start at BAYFIELD,
January l, the charter having already been
secured. The capital will be $4,000. A..
p. Jefferson, Of Hudson. is the prime
mover in the enterprise
Frederick Freckenstein, a resident of
Madison, although IS years old, can per-
form days work as well as many per-
sons fifty years his junior. Recently he
built the foundation for large residence
in ten days, doing the work alone.
The Oconomowoc Electric Light Com
pany. of Oconomowoc, has been organized
with capital stock of $4,000 The incor-
porators are II. H. Shufeldt, G. S. Wilsey,
". Parks and J.. L. Wilsey.
Cecilia, the four year old daughter of Mrs
Edward Jensen, Of Appleton, was scalded
to death. The little one was playing on
the floor. and in some manner upset a
bucket of boiling water that the mother
was using. The child was literally boiled,
and died few minutes later.
Henry Knox, a Populist speaker, residing
at Browntown near Monroe, was run over
by the cars and killed. He had been to
Monroe where he addressed a meeting
On his way home he became tired and sat
upon the track to rest and fell asleep He
was struck by an evening freight train and
badly mangled.
George Armor, young man aged 1S
years and residing at Marinette was
drowned in the Menominee River at that
place. He was rafting logs and was knocked
intolthe river by a heavygtow line on tn :.
The body was recovered about twelve hours
afterwards. Heis the third member of the
family that has been drowned.