New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-23
IHE NORTHWE EST.
A Summary Of the Important Events
of the Week in the Northwest
ern States.
Minnesota Wisconsin, Iowa, North
and South Dakota News ina
Nutshell,
MINNESOTA.

MINNESOTA.
w. d. Benjamin of South st. Paul is
killed by the cars.
A suit involving the title to Mesaba iron
property is commenced at Duluth.
The retail store Of Branham Bros, at
Litchfeld was closed by Sheriff Maler
The state central committee of the Peo-
pies party opens the state campaign.
Judge Searle Of St. Cloud decides thatthe
reformatory act is constitutional.
Minnesota may have an iron palace at
the worlds fair.
A young lady near st. James, is brutally
assaulted and may die. Her alleged as
sailant is in Jail.
G, H. Meilicke, farmer, crossing the
milwaukee track at Winona with team,
was struck by a train and instantly killed.
Arthur Beatty was arrested at Anoka on
a warrant sworn out by Florence Sennear,
17years old, charging bastardy.
The call was issued from Red Wing for
the forty seventh annual meeting of the
Hauge Norwegian Lutheran synod, to be
held at Roland, Iowa, commencing June 8.
A stranger giving his name as Branden
was killed by the falling of tree which he
was cutting in the town OF Parent, this coun-
ty.
County Treasurer David Fakler of Vino
ma has purchased Of j. S. Becker his inter-
est in the Becker & Chellhos brewery. Con
sideration, 100000.
At a meeting of the new council Of Osak-
is the license was fixed at 81 200 The re-
suit is that only one license will be taken
out.
The proper city officials of Saltwater
have disposed of 100000 Of municipal
bonds to Eastern parties at a premium of
l per cent.
The team of Peter Mazier, living in
Grand View ran away and threw him
under press drill. -Four ribs were broken
and he is injured internally.
-Four of the eleven prisoners connected
with the Sandstone riot election at Pine
City were discharged. The others are still
on trial. The evidence points to their being
bound over to the grand jury.
Lewis Eberhart, who was arrested at Man
kato, Jan. 26 and placed under $500 bonds
for his appearance at the ext district court,
left the state but was arrested at Sioux City.
He is charged with grand larceny.
w. w. Pye, prominent young business
man of Mortified, and Miss Violet Good
man Of Cannon City were married at the
residence fthe bride. They will reside in
this place.
There is no longer any doubt as to the
opening the Sisseton reservation April
Is. Soldiers, sailors and marines may flea
declaration, and have a claim reserved for
six months at a cost of 81.
An eleven-year-old girl Of the town
Of st. Cloud, while returning home
from school during the recent storm lost
her way and was frozen to death. Her
body was only found the other morning.
d.. Pierce was arrested at Redwood Falls
on complaint of the county commissioners
for adultery committed with Mrs. Annie
Chase, whose husband is in the insane
asylum at st. Peter He will be taken to
New Ulm for safekeeping.
Charles Moth the noted wrestler, now a
resident Of Lake City, has purchased and
just received from a stock dealer in
Lexington, KY, q high-blooded saddle
horse which, it is claimed, is the last steed
owned and ridden by Jesse James.
Nels III. Hveem, over 60 years ofage. who
was indicted by the grand jury at Red
Wing for incest, was brought into court
and plead guilty, and was sentenced by the
judge to three years mprisonment at hard
labor at Saltwater.
Henry Schutt of Potsdam, farm la
borer who had been paid off was knocked
down in an alley at Rochester, into which
he had been enticed, and robbed of $154.
Will Lind Of this city was arrested i'm
mediately a.terward charged with the
crime
Carleton and st. Olaf colleges closed for
the usual two weeks spring vacation, the
majority of the students leaving for their
homes. Both Of the base ball clubs will
be organized shortly after the spring term
opens.
AT the Hastings democratic city conven-
ton the following nominations were made:
field; chief police, William Nolan; assess
or, Timothy Mitchell street commissioner,
Matthias HUXLEY; police justice, Stephen
Newell.
The barr connected with Rcdewalds &
Devery's meat market at Fairbault, caught
fire. and the building and nine horses and
one heifer were burned. The loss is esti-
mated by Mr. Rodewalds as 81, 500. No in
surance on the stock, a small amount on
the barn. The owners think the building
was set on fire.
Senator Guderian, who was appointed by
the committee to raise Anoka county s
quota OF the worlds fair fund, $515 drew
up note for the amount without interest,
due in 1898, and has been steadily securing
the signatures of monied men until the list
was completed by over fifty names being at
taclled to it.
NORTH DAKOTA.
Fire broke out in the Argus building the
other morni ng, but was extinguised by the
fire department. before much damage was
done.
Judge Mcconnell rendered decision in
the Trail county seat case, allowing the
Hillsboro people to file an answer. This
reopens the ball.
| - fHv14 ~