New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-12
William Slater, arrested at Mineral Point
for picking pockets, was sentenced to Wau-

William Slater, arrested at Mineral Point
for picking pockets, was sentenced to Wau-
pun for one year.
Archbishop Katzer confirmed large class
es Of children at st. Joseph and Holy Name
churches, Racine.
The new Merchants bank at WATERFOWL
has opened its doors for business Its CAPT.
tai is $4,000.
Fred Fuetz, an employee ola casket fac
tory at Hartford, had part of his foot cut
off in a planer.
Jimmy, the 9-year-old son of Richard
Naples. of Sturgeon Bay, has been missing
from home for the past week.
The Republican convention held at Wau-
sau nominated John D. Ross, wealthy
lumberman, Tor senator.
The steeple of the Catholic Church at
Plymouth was shattered by a bolt of light
ming.
Irwin Garnich, the l2-year. old son of
Emil Garnich, of Ashland, was shot in the
leg by the accidental discharge of
rife
The Castle property owned by the Brown
estate at Madison, has been sold to
DR.. a. A. Dye, of Lamar, Mo-, for &c.
600.
Mayor Ure, accompanied by police
men, made raid on the gambling
houses at Eau Claire. Five arrests were
made
The farmers of Waushara County fear
that the potato crop this year will be
failure owing to the rotting of entire fields
OF potatoes.
Joseph Rice laborer, aged As years,
was found at the side of the St. Paul track
near Racine His head was crushed and
one shoulder broken. He cannot live.
The opera house at Amigo, owned by
Herman Erb, ofAppleton, has been sold to
Hefler Bros, Of Amigo. The interior Of
the building will be remodeled.
The jury in the case of Ole Larsen against
the Aultman &, Taylor Company, of Eau
Claire to recover sum of money granted
the plaintiff S145.
1t is reported at Madison that the Chicago
& Northwestern shops, located at Bar
aboo, are to be removed to the Capitol
City.
Wenzel Dorck, resident of Racine, was
struck by St. Paul freight train at cross
ing and badly injured. His recovery is
doubtful
The mammoth new paper mill at Whit
ing near Stevens Point is now
in operation A writing paper plant
will soon be added.
Judge G. s. Fnller Of Prairie Du Chen,
who was nominated last m onth by the Re-
publicans Of the Sixteenth District tor state
senator, has withdrawn. s. E#s
Lightning destroyed barn belonging to
John Wittenberg, in the town of Middle
ton, Dane County. together with 300 bush
els of oats. Loss 81, 500.
The Northwestern Lumber Company, of
Eau Claire, is contem plating the building
of tunnel across the Eau Claire River to
the log reservoir.
Arthur, young son of John Larsen, of
Menasha, had his foot crushed by steam
thresher. He fell under the wheels while
attempting to board the vehicle
A stranger named J. G. Marshall, work
ed forged check on Fargle Bros, of Ra-
cine, for $12. The swindler signed the
name of the Rev. Father Murphy to the
check.
Oscar Barber stranger was killed by
freight train in the North Western yards
at GAINESVILLE. His body was crushed to
pieces. It is thought that he lived at
Belvidere, Ill.
A Jury gave Ella M. Sallady $3.50 dam
ages against the town nf Dodgeyille, Iowa
County, for injuries she received in being
thrown out of q buggy by reason Of de-
fective highway.
The Neenah Paper Company has filed an
amendment to its articles of incorpora-
ton in the office of the secretary of
state, increasing the numbers of shares to
2OO
It is expected that the new German
Catholic Church at La Crosse will be COM
pleted in time to dedicate it sometime in
December. The edifice will be 1OOx48 feet,
and will cost SIS, 900.
= Over 1CO large railway cars were required
to move the Esterly works from White
water to Minneapolis. About seventy-ive
of the employees have moved and more are
to follow. >
Three business houses were robbed at
GAINESVILLE by young knights of the walk.
Thomas Doherty and Pat Holloran. two
boys, were arrested charged with the thefts.
Both boys when arrested were intoxicat-
ed.
Notice has been served upon the city of
Oshkosh that the town of Algoma will
hold the municipality responsible for
any accident or damage caused by the
ditch dug by the order Of the city authori
ties, which lies in that town. It is claim
ed that the ditch is a menace to travel,
North Dakota.