New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-04-06
ent 3. j. Evans. Of the Minnesota division
will take James place.
SOUTH DAKOTA

The story published in Chicago that the
appeal in the De Steurs case at Sioux Falls
has been abandoned is fake The appeal
has been perfected and the case will go up.
AT q special meeting of the Moorhead
council the resignation of DR.. John Kurtz
as health officer of this city was accepted
and DR.. d. G. barrow was appointed in his
stead.
Judge John w. Nolin died at Rapid City
of consumption. He was widely known in
Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa as an able jur-
list, and prominent leader in the Democratic
party;
Col. Charles F.tThompson, one Of the
wealtlliest mine and cattle owners in the
Black Hills, and prominent SO leader Of
aged sixty three years.
Robbers attempted to enter the Madison
State Bank the other morning by removing
rherear door. They were discovered by a
marshal and several shots exchanged. The
men escaped.
Hon. G. G. Williams, register of the land
office was stricken with paralysis at Water
town for the third time. His death is mo-
mentarily expected. Mr.. Williams was for
several terms a representative in congress
from the Evansville Wis. district.
Stockmen west of the Missouri river are
making active preparations for the spring
roundup. All report stock in fine con-
dition and the losses through the winter so
small as not to be worth mentioning. Its
believed shipments this season will be the
heaviest ever made from the stock ranches
of Western South Dakota.
A Il I,
ed an Indian, Lays On His Mother In Law,
by kicking and beating him to death, was
discharged at Deadwood as it was clearly
shown the crime was not committed on the
reservation ard therefore the United States
has no jurisdiction.
The divorce case of Alice Beverly Crane
VS.. Walter Crane. instituted at Miller some
time ago, has been dismissed by the plain
tiff. This promised to be one of the most
sensational trials of its kind in the state,
on account OF the connection of the parties
at interest. The reason for the discontinue
ance is said to be fear of a vigorous de-
Tense.
Mrs. Ayres wife Of George Y. Ayres. past
grand master of Masons in Dakota Terri
tory and State Of South Dakota, died at
Rapid City. Her maiden name was Kate
Towle. She was born in Nebraska in
1859 and was prominently connected in
that and other states. She leaves hus-
band and son six years old.
Several prairie fires were noticed in di.-
ferent directions from Kimball, during the
recent high wind. No serious damage has
so far been heard of. One fire came very
near to the village of Pukawana, west Of
here, and every body was out fighting the
flames. A rain next morning put all the
fires out.
WISCONSIN,.
The 7-year-old son of William Richel
was killed at Oshkosh by being run over by
a wagon.
Knapp, Stout & Co.. two planning mills
and lumber yards at Cedar Falls burned.
The loss is SO, 900.
The stock of Jeweler julius Kahn OF
Milwaukee, was seized by the sheriff on
six attachments, aggregating $19 S39. 16.
Mr.. kahn's assets are said to be about $685.
900.
NJ. 9. Richards harness shop at WASH
burn was closed by Deputy Sheriff Lu fin
on chattel mortgage of $500 held by Mrs.
S. Jenkins, of Milwaukee.
Mrs. Geo. L. Richards was arrested at
DelaVan on the charge ofsending obscene
letters through the mail. She is the wife
of DR.. Richards.
Mrs. Loyeiamasker, superintendent of
schools for st. Croix county is holding her
spring examinations at Hudson About
thirty preachers are present
Mathew Cleary, an old settler of De Pere,
was found dead in his bed at his home in
Hollandtown. Asthma was the cause of
his sudden death.
During school hours at Eau Claire,
George Eklund, twelve years old, took a
revolver from his pocket in the Lincoln
school, West side, and commenced to fool
with it. It went off and sent a 22-caliber
bullet into his thigh, making serious
wound.
Thomas Hoag, while telling timber on
his homestead near Washburn was struck
by falling tree and received injuries from
which he will probably die Several ribs
were broken and the spine severity injured.
He has wife but no children.
The City bank at Elroy was blown open
by burglars and about So, 500 secured. The
robbers have escaped. It is supposed they
left on the south-bound train, going either
to Chicago or Milwaukee. Detectives are
on the watch for them
The Jackson County Milling company
sold their steam Touring mill at Black
River Falls, to Martin Martins of Iowa.
The mill was built a few years ago but has
not been run on a paying basis. The con-
slderatlon is about % per cent ofthe origi-
nal cost, s25,O 600. This is the best mill in
this part of the state.
e. ]. Bell, chairman of the county board,
brings suit against the Ashland News for
libel for SIC, 600 The article was published
as q special from Bayfield,, March %, al
leging conspiracy between Bell Drum.
mond and Dahlby. two other members, to.
keep A. NJ. Warden from assuming the
will hepin s1lit al cf, s>>N'1!5