New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-20
WISCONSIN,.

Aaron Kellogg of Albany, passed away
at the age of S8 years.
Miss Lizzie M. Weatherby, ofShullsburg,
while attempting to get off a moving train,
fell and broke her leg above the knee.
Bernard Malloy, Of Fond du Lac, who
was recently injured in wreck in Chicago,
died from the effects ofhis injuries.
Frank Clements was bound over to the
circuit court at Shell Lake, charged with
alleged assault upon 12-year-old Cora Gay
The Clarity Officer trial at Oshkosh for
ringing horses, has again been post
poned, this time until May 81
The church people and Citizens Asso-
citation at Racine have commenced an
other war against the saloons.
The Leadmine Mining Company, near
shullsburg, has sold $780, 900 worth of ore
during the past four years.
County Treasurer Burdick at GAINESVILLE
had to borrow So, OOo to meet the bills
against the county. The county will be
asked to appropriate an additional S. 900.
John Darby, charged with shooting Ber-
nard Fish at East Superior, and who was
arrested in Indiana and taken to Superior,
has been released on 81 900 bail.
Hal Lummis, graduate of Lawren ce
University at Appleton, has been made
principal ofan educational institution near
Atlanta, Ga.
-Four Indians at Green Bay smashed the
glass door and windows of the saloon
owned by f. P. Gross, because they were
refused liquor.
A divorce was granted by the circuit
court at Oshkosh to Mary Messersmith
from her husband. The parties live in
Menasha.
A hunting party killed a large grey
wolf near Ripon. 1t had been play
ing havoc with the sheep in that vicin-
ity.
Charles Peters. Of Abrams, Oconto Coun-
ty was struck by falling tree at Corliss.
breaking his arm and right leg, and
crushing him badly. His recovery is
doubtful.
IOWA
DR.. J. S. Room, Of Calmar, is suffering
intensely from blood poisoning in his
hands, the result Of attending an erysip elas
patient.
A disastrous explosion occurred at
Phillips's coal mine at Diamond. The
boiler burst, fatally injuring the pit boss
John Ryan, and Fireman Harris
VIM McCarty, brakeman, has sued the
Burlington and Quincy road at burlington
for $50, 900 damages for injuries received on
that road.
Matthew Barr, farmer aged II, ed
off Burlington train near Independence
while at full speed. lying II hours in the
storm before found He died from his in
juries.
Two tramps, just out Of Jail, knocked
down and robbed pensioner named Nc
Gingan on the public streets at Creston.
They were Immediately arrested and will
be prosecuted when their victim gets sober
NJ. V. Robinson, for the past Is years one
ofthe leading dry goods dealers of Mason
City, assigned to C.. H. McNider. The
liabilities will reach SIS, 600; assets $l3,
An effort will be made to adjust the matter
and have the business continued.
The Retail Clerks Union inaugurated
war on all shops open for business at Sioux
City A committee visited the barber.
butcher and cigar shops and clothing
houses. Jacob Feldenheimer, leading
clothier, refused to close, aud was immc-
diately arrested for violating Sunday laws.
The union has resolved to close all shops.
Mrs. Louisa Grinlsby, one ofthe few lady
lawyers in the world who have succeeded
in attaining wealth in the practice Of their
chosen profession. has been missing for
several days from Keokuk. Everything
possible has been done to locate the lady
by her friends, assisted by the chief of 20
lice, which so far have proved frutle