New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-02
SOUTH DAKOTA.

0ool LII yOANOiA.
The two young men conducting the bust
ness house of Champeny Bros, in Mitchell,
have Just received windfall in the shape
o $50. 0GO each as an inheritance from their
father who recently died.
A passenger train from the West was
thrown from the track near Rec Heights
by a broken rail. An extra was sent to the
wreck and the passengers We're brought
to Huron. Several were badly shaken up.
but not seriously hurt
John Burke, single man. aged 20 years,
was found dead in his house ut Aberdeen
by neighbors. His stock was nearly
starved He had an attack of la grippe
several days ago, and it is thought death
was due to natural causes.
A day was set apart for taking collections
in the public schools of the state as q con-
tribution to the Worlds Fair state fund
The scheme was a total failure, notwith-
standing it was expected that several
thousand dollars would be secured in this
way.
Everett J. Cutshall, laboring man at
Sioux Fails, fell from the scaffolding being
erected on the milwaukee, Railway bridge
over the Sioux river, receiving such injuries
that he died one hour after the accident.
He leaves wife and four children His
former home was Pine Island, Mimi.
A 10 mile foot race took place at Sioux
Falls between Aspinwall of Salem, and
Smith, of New York. One is a local sprint
er and the other professional travelling
under an assumed name. A tremendous
crowd greeted the racers, and surprisingly
to many, Aspinwall won. Time 57:4O.
William franklin one of the owners of
the Keystone gold mine in the Eta district,
Pennington county, reports rich strike in
tunnel now in 210' feet. He states that
the face OF the tunnel is in ore which goes
ST. per ton and that one streak three-uuar-
ters of an inch wide will pay over $4,000
per ton.
A divorce case of more than ordinary i'm
portance will probably be tried at Miller
at the April term of.court. Alice Beverly
Crane ofsioux Falls has filed papers for
divorce against Walter Crane of New York.
The parties are said to be English and their
real residence is London. Eng, the change
from Sioux Falls, where the case was to
have been tried, to this place being to avoid
publicity.
All the saloons are closed at Vermillion
after two weeks work by committee OF
ladies Of the w. c.. T. u Complaints
were entered against Peter A. Bergland,
kimball Bros. and parties on Island Berg
lands Considerable liquor was found.
Other places took the alarm and put their
stock out Of the way. Thelargest house in
the lot had only one quart bottle of whsky'
lett. The cases will come before the A pril
court.
WISCONSIN,
A Green Bay woman dies at the age of
los years.
A Wisconsin farmer dies after sleep of
four weeks.
An assignment was made by Luethe &
Frankenberg, general merchants of Neils-
vile, to c. F. Grow. The estimated liza
bilities are s15 200; assets, about sos, 600
John Hocum, a Swede aged 46 years,
suicided at Cumberland by cutting his
throat with pocket knife He leaves a
wife and one son.
w. A. Skinner, dealer in general merch-
andise in Barron, made an assignment to
Attorney G. c. Coe. Liabilities about 50, :
600: assets nearly as much.
Liquor trials over which there is much
excitement at Beloit, were again postponed
till March 14th. There are sensational ru-
mors regarding the cases which adds to the
excitement.
John Madersback, aged IS years, was
killed by falling tree near Cumberland.
Three other accidents resulting in broken.
limbs occurred in the lumber woods near
Cumberland.
Louis Muellmas, of TT Howard, IS
years, under the influence of liquor, tried
to emasculate himself with butcher knife.
His wife prevented him. He was laboring
under the hallucination that the Salvation
Army wanted him for a hallelujah Iassie.
The last legislature passed a law COM
pelllng boom companies to pay into the
state treasury per cent Of their gross earn
ings. Some have done this under protest
while Others refuse on the ground that the
law interferes with commerce between
states. The attorney general will bring
suit to recover.
The Baker case at Ashland drags YEARLY
on with nothing new or startling in the
testimony. w. S. Reynolds was recalled
by the defense for recross-examination
Mr.. Reynolds books were brought into
gentleman left the stand without having
benefited the examiners a particle The
state hastrested its case.
IOWA.
A motion for new trial in the case of lie
Mars against the Illinois Central railroad
was ..overruled and the company fined $500.
and the streets ordered open. The COM
pany will appeal
The billnow before the Iowa legislature
to create aa appellate court is opposed by
the bar of Dubuque, and it is probable a
against it by the Dubuque
County Bar Association will be sent to Des
Moines.
News reached Mason. city that Henry
Kluss, a successful farmer living in the
south part of Allamokee county, had sui