New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-09-21
Amy, Of Racine, and worth $500 died Of

Amy, Of Racine, and worth $500 died Of
distemper.
The public schools Of Marinette will OBJ
serveSthe Columbus anniversary October q
as recommended by the Governor.
Marvin 81. Broughton, of Brodhead,
student in the State Normal School at
Whitewater, died at Whitewater.
Policeman Flattum, of Ashland, was fined
$26 and costs for assault and battery, and
was suspended from the force
Ed. Somers, fireman on the Omaha
road, got one foot under tender wheel
and lost four toes at Superior.
Jennie De Collier, an Appleton miss, has
been committed to the Industrial School at
Milwaukee. 5.
1t is stated at Madison that snow fell at
Tonyawatha, on Lake Monona, a few even
ings since. "A cold rain was falling in Mad
lson at the same time.
Will Davis of Janeyyille, has sold his fast
black trotter, Kirkwood, by Kirkwood Ju-
nior, to Strauss of New York The price
| was $500.
| they have received no pay in ten weeks,
| and are making vigorous efforts to secure
back pay.
William Mack pleaded guilty at Portage
to charge of stealing buggy at Morrison
| vile, and was sentenced to six months in
| jail.
Two brick walls, "a feet long and "a feet
long, part of the gas works structure at
Madison, were blown down during re-
cent wind storm.
The Held Grain Company, at Appleton,
| has purchased the Clough elevator, at
Ripon. This added capacity is about 3d.
| 600 bushels.
Five of the leaders in the Marinette saw
| mill strike have been arrested A large
number of police have been sworn in to
| preserve order. More arrest of strikers will
| be made.
Otto Storm, Is years old, was seriously if
not fatally injured by the bursting OF an
emery wheel at which he was at work in
| the Woodruff Buckly factory at Evansville.
Mrs. E. D. futile of Kenosha, expired
suddenly while conversing with her daugh-
ter, who had but a few minute previous re-
turned from Europe.
The authorities OF Superior have annoup-
ced determination to enforce the school
truant law. Lads who 1ail 10 attend school
! will be arrested.
Clinton Textor, of Medford, was nomina-
| ted tor assembly man by the Democrats of
the district comprising the counties OF
Price and Taylor.
| George Hawthorne and II. l.. Skavlem,
ofJanesville. captured eighteen black bass
at Monterey in four hours, that weighed
543 pounds.
b. r. Wilmot, OF Madison, was crushed
| to death in a well which he was assisting
/ to dig at BEodhead, KY, where he was
visiting friends.
To decide a wager John Burns jumped
from the second story Of Superior saloon,
receiving injuries that will prove fatal
Burns was an eX-circus rider and gymnast
/ Ole B. Olson, of Eau Claire, editor of
Reform. a Prohibition weekly paper, is the
Prohibition nominee for Congress in the
Seventh District.
| The Racine Industrial Association will
| pay all the expenses of the recent fair and
net 500 besides, considered to, be very
good showing, in view of the unfavorable
weather experienced.
Carlos Williams, the colored man allie ed
to have stolen $4,000 from the bank of
! West Superior waived examination and
| was held for trial on the charge of grand
| larceny.
A large number OF hogs died on the
! farm of A. M. Glenn, in Rock County,
| from drinking salt water, which came from
| an ice cream freezer and was poured into
the swill.
| Real estate brokers and dealers of Su-
perior have formed an exchange. The as
ISOLATION will be incorporated, and will
send delegates to the national real estate
convention.
Mrs Beck, plaintiff in the Beck di-
vorce case, did not appear.in court when
the case was called in the Washburn
County circuit court, and the action was
dismissed.
The ordinance of the Oshkosh Street Car
Company for electric cars for fifty years to
come has been approved by the attorneys
for the city. The work Of building the
road will soon commence
| Thomas Golden, a Brown County pion-
eer died in the town of Holland, aged &c.
Peter Sweeney, another old settler of the
county, died at Gilmore, at the age of 80
years.