New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-08
THE NORTH EST.
A Summary Of the Important Events
Of the Week in the Northwest
ern States.
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, North
and South Dakota News in a
Nutshell.
MINNESOTA.

Fluke d Records hardware store at
Pennington was burglarized, goods and
money to the amount Of 5000 being taken.
Ditte's roller mill at Browns Valley was
destroyed by fire. Loss, SIT, 600; insured for
S., OOO.
A match has been arranged at Duluth
between Capt. Sullvan's PAGER IT B." and
A. Bailey's ''Aleck, for $500 side. The
race is to come off July 80, at the Minneha-
la driving park, Minneapolis.
The outlook for large yield ofsmall
grain in the vicinity OF Buffalo is not so
fattering as it was few weeks ago. So
much rain has fallen that in many fields in
low places grain is now turning yellow.
syndicate in which is included Hon.
Thomas Wilson, ex-Gov. w. II. Yale and
other prominent citizens, has been formed
at Winona for the purpose of establishing
boot and shoe mandatory.
The body of Robert Cook, of Lyons, To-,
was found floating at the levee. at Winona.
Cook was clerk on the steamer Reindeer,
and fell overheard and was drowned, near
Biackbird island, April "a. ~"
The artesian we'll at the Second Mime
sofa Insane hospital has been sank over
$50 feet Desiring a strong flow of water
the well will be sunk until satisfactory
pressure is obtained
The following young people graduated
from the High School at Henderson, AL
fred c. Blasting, Cora Frankenfield, Mar
garet Linn, Robert Hedtke, Edward A.
Miller, Geo. H. Mesher, William A. Poeh-
Ter, Rose Trimbo, Michael Tierney, all in
the scientific course.
Thomas r. Holton, of Warsaw, has lost
three daughters by death within mouth.
On May r. Gertie, aged twelve died; on
May IA. Anna, aged twenty five, passed
away, and on May 25, Lima, aged eleven,
oXpired. Gertie and Anna died of con-
sumption, and Lima of heart disease.
The two-ye rear old child of Martin Benson,
living near Crookston, wandered from its
home the other day, and not returning at
night large crowd started in search. 1t
rained nearly all night, but the search was
kept up. The next loren DON the dead body
was found in the woods, the child having
died from exposure.
The seven-y ear old daughter of George
SChumann of the town of Hart, was
assaulted by a boy fourteen years of age.
The name of the boy has been suppressed.
Mr. Schumann came to Winona and con-
suited attorneys and has concluded to
settle the case with the boy, who is willing
to settle and avoid public prosecution.
Elaph Rund, who was arrested for assault
at Minnewaul1on with gun and knife on
Jonathan Mathews, was discharged by
Justice Stalls, RunG was recently dis
charged from the insane asylum as cured
He is 45 years old and labors under the de-
fusion that Jonathan's 15-y ear-old daughter
is his promised bride. He will be returned
to the asylum.
A
& Duluth road at Sturgeon Lake near St.
Paul, by which J. II. Barrows, fireman,
lost his life. The engine and fifteen freight
cars were derailed by running over a cow
Engineer Kirsland and the head
brakeman saved themselves by
jumping but Fireman Barrows, who lives
in ST. Paul, chung to the engine and was
killed.
The contract for the erection of the new
Baptist church at Owatonna has been let to
kilroe Bros, Of Minneapolis, for the sum
Of $4,000. the church will be Of pressed
brick, with brown stone trimming, and
promises to be one of the most complete
in every particular of any church in this
part Of the state. Hon. G. A. Pillsbury has
promised to give the church the finest Or
gan in this part Of Minnesota.
J.Savage Concord farmer, about SIS years
old cut his throat using every one of
six dull case knives, nearly severing the
windpipe. He then used a f1atiron to
smash his head and fractured the skull.
His throat was backed into mince meat,
large piece of cartilage being entirely sever
ell. 1t took over an hour to sew up the
gashes. The patient lost much blood and
is in a critical condition.. This is his third
attempt.
On a recent Sunday evening Rev. E. A.
Steiner, pastor of the Congregational
Church preached at st. Paul
rather strong sermon against the
present administration of the city
government and the way the saloons
and gaming houses were allowed to run in
open defiance of the law. 1t naturally
created considerable feeling and as evidence
Of the fact some one cut both the tires of
Mr.. Steiner's pneumatic bicycle while he
was at supper at the hotel.
The Minnesota Prohibitionists held their
convention at Minneapolis recently and
nominated the following ticket; For gov
- ernor-W. J. Dean of Minneapolis. For
lieutenant governor-Ole Kron of Douglas
county. For state auditor-B. r. Raine,
Fillmore county. For state treasurer-B.
ii. Evans OF Lyon county. For secretary
ofstate-ProE II. III. Aaker. The district
electors were announced as: First district,
p, B. Kramer, Fillmore; Second S. J.
Johnson Window: Third, Dr. A. P. Cool
ey, Cannon Falls: Fourth, G. B. Marshall,
saltwater: Fifth, Rev. Frank Peterson,
Minneapolis Sixth David Murtagh, How
ard Lake: Seventh, Rev. b. 3. Hanger, Fer
gus Falls
SOUTH DAKOTA.
George Haner and ]. Hogan, two. heavy