New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-09
factory. The other is Sioux Falls firm
which is seeking location for the manu-
facture of mittens, kid gloves. underwear.
etc. The Board of Trade will make con.
cessions to secure both OF these.

iowa.

Iowa.
Z j. Thompson, of Let's. was fatally hurt
at Muscatine by sign falling on him.
VIM. Reddelph, an old settler, dropped
dead on the sidewalk at Dubuque, while
returning home.
John Allen, wiper in the Rock Island
shops in East Des Molnes fell under the
cars and was instantly killed. He leaves
wife and two children
Mrs. Minnie /. Durbin died at Sioux
City from the effects of a dose of morphine,
which she took with suicidal intent. Do
mestic infelicity was the cause
workman named Shaw at Davenport
was hurt badly by falling telegraph pole.
He was removing the pole when it slipped
from his hands and crushed him to the
ground. He is hurt internally.
The body of an unknown man was found
in a clump oft-ees in Beacon Hollow at
sioux City, by Jack Farrelson. He had
evidently suicided. as an empty bottle of
laudanum was found near him.
The skeleton of man has been found
just beneath the surface in an alley in the
rear of the Palace Park Hotel, Sioux Civ.
by workman. The authorities are inYes-
tigating the case.
Burglars entered Lew Lanworth's house,
IN Coyington. across the river from Sioux
City, while the occupants were gone and
stole bed, bureau, wash stand, three
stoves, sofa, four upholstered chairs and
$500 worth of bed clothing
A wild train on the Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha road ran into a.
hand car near sibley, killing two section
men and fatally injuring one other. Their
names are not known.
). ID. figman, a brakeman on the Bur-
lngton road, was horribly lnangled bv g..
freight train near Ely and instantly killed.
he was young man, unmarried, and
lived at Columbus Junction.
The father of Charles Carpenter, of Des~
Molnes, while going to his sons house from
the train on which hec came from Nebraska,
Tell under an overturned carriage in which
he as riding and was injured internally.
lie IS not expected to live.
Ed. Hansen, an engineer, was probably
fatally scalded while at work in the engine
room at the hacking house at Sioux City.
The plug blew out of the boiler and the
escaping steam cooked the mans flesh so
that 1t fell from his bones.
A Tama special says that J. II. Lauder
dale of Richland township was thrown
rom wagon in a runaway and received
injuries from which he died. He was one
OF the leading pioneers Of the county.
The parents OF Mary Fleming, rich peo--
pie living in South Dakota, came to Sioux
City to get their daughter who was an in
mate OF bagnio, she refused to 90 with
them and they We're COMPEL ed to take her
by force. The girl had attempted to kill
herself with laudanum
Will Jones was fatally injured in Mus
sers lumber mill, at Muscatine. In
working an edging machine he attempted
to run through piece of timber full Of
knots which flew out as soon as struck.
One struck the young man in the forehead,
crushing the skull. Both arms were also
broken,
John Duede has been arrested at Dubuque
on two charges of assault with intent to
commit rape. Duede is six feet tall and ~
years old. The charges against him are
preferred by farme, of Iowa to wnship.
named Stefens. He says that on Oct. %,
Duede pursued his two girls Kate and Rose
Steffens. ID and IL years old, caught them
and assaulted them
As result of Hallow' cen foolishness
Clarence Hall, a young man of Nora
Springs, received an ugly wound in the
side. Hall was out with some other young
men having high old time, changing
signs and overturning outbuildings ETC.,
when Frank Krampa, of Krampa Bros,
fired a shot at them hitting Hail in the
side.