New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-09
NORTHWEST NEWSBUDGET
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP OF
IMPORTANT NEWS.
a Concise Account OF the Happen
inss OF the Past Week IN Min
nesota. North Dakota.
Iowa and Wiscon-
ain.
Minnesota.


County.
"a fire on the farm of John HanaiI, Lake
Crystal, destroyed 81, 600 worth of property.
No Insurance.
The Winona Willow Works will erecta
large factory, the building to be of brick,
three stories high and 50x15O feet in size
lGalyin Grant, of Pine Creek, ii onston
county, died recently. He was injured in a
runaway accident several days ago.
Logan's saw mill at Lincoln was set on
FIRE, ana burned to the ground; loss 50, 600;
no ms urance.
II. g. Rowley, living 10 miles north Of
Litchfield, was gored by Jersey bull and
will probably die.
Five cars of wheat and flour we're wreck
ed in the Northern Pacific yards at Carlton
by . broken journal.
Peter Huntzigher fell off the mast of the
Montana at Duluth and broke his leg, arm
and jaw. He will recover.
Mail messenger service has been estab-
lished to Greene Valley, Lyon county, from
the Wilmar & Sioux Falls railway route.
VIM. Henke, living four miles west of
Echo, accidently shot himself in the shout
der, the shot coming out at the back of his
neck. He is in precarious condition.
The house Of S.. WEIGH Of Carlton was
entered by sneak thief during the absence
Of the family. A gold watch, necklace and
gun were stolen.
The residence of John Shannes, nine
stacks of grain and farm machinery, were
destroyed by fire at New Prague. Loss
ST, 600; no insurance.
Jacob Hovorka, farmer, was thrown
from his wagon at New Prague and his
collar bone and three ribs were broken.
His condition is critical.
An incendiary fire at Faribault destroyed
a large barn owned by Mr.. Russell and a
small frame house adjacent to it in the
northern part of the city.
Miss Elizabeth E. Nichols, of Tower,
aged % years, committed suicide by shoot
ing herself with a revolver. The motive
can only be conjectured.
It's estimated that over 100, 900 bushels
Of potatoes have been marketed at Albert
Lea this fall, selling on an average Of be-
tween 40 and 50 cents per bushel.
State Auditor Adolph Biermann, while
walking home from meeting at St. Paul,
was set upon by a crowd of roughs and
brutality assaulted.
Mrs. Jennie Evarts of Minneapolis, was
awarded ayerdict Of Sc, 900 against the Mimi
eapolis & Manitoba Railroad tor the death
Of her husband, who was killed in the
company yards.
John Larson, of saltwater, employed by
the thresher company, was run over by
a.switch engine and had his right arm
torn out and his side crushed in. His in
.juries proved fatal. He was married and
has several children.
Anew Episcopal church dedication will
take place at St. Cloud during the Northern
conyocation to be held Nov. 16, II and 49,
Bishop Whipple and Assistant Bishop
Gilbert will both be present.
Edwin Dunn's house at Eyota was burg
larized recently. The thieves got away
with about 5000. They took a suit of
clothes, gold watch and chain worth $1O0
and two 1000 mileage tickets.
At Red Wing, in the case of The State
VS.. Andrew Bergman, charged with assault
with intent to kill, the outcome of the
Goodhue liquor cases, thejury found the
defendant guilty as charged.
A man named Walters, in the employ OF
w. 8. Louden, of Denmark, fell from the
trestle work across the river after alight-
ing from train and received serious in
juries.
The Steele county commissioners have
appointed J. N. Niles, county auditor to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of
Auditor Burke, Mr.. Niles was the deputy
auditor.
~ ,1,1 l., \
thresher at Echo this fall, has disappeared
and his Whereabouts are not known. He
left without paying his crew and collected
all his bills but about $50. His brothers
are trying to straighten his accounts.
Twenty bids were opened at a recent
meeting of the Duluth city council for a
special issue of 500, 600 80 year Al per cent
general fund bonds. WI. Hayes & Son,
Of Cleveland, were the highest bidders, of
fering s1o5, 800 for the issue.
William Kueler, well known farmer
residing few miles south of Winona,
committed suicide by hanging. No cause
can be assigned except that Kueler was
given to fits of dependency. He was fifty
years OF age.
Mrs. Warner, the aged mother of
DR.. G. F Warner, of Mankato, who
was badly burned by her cloth
ing catching fire, the other day, has since
died from the injuries. She came to Mime
sofa in 1860, and lived in st. Paul 90 years
before coming to Makato TO live with her
son.
Intelligence was received at Winona re-
Gently that II. Smythe, the United States
express messenger who disappeared from
his train between iWinona and Green Bay
about two months ago with 81, 100 of the
company's money, turned up recently in
Chicago. No further particulars have been
learned.
T.. r.. Cross, while out with companion
in boat at Worthington. shooting ducks
at Round Lake, was accidently shot and
instantly killed. Part Of his head was
blown away. Asad feature is that he was
to have been married in two days. All the
preparations for the wedding were COM
pleted.
John Sebring, brakeman on the Doom
branch OF the Omaha road, was Instantly
killed ut Luyerne. While switching he