New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-15
NORTH WEST NEWS BUDGET
THE WEEkLYf ROUND-UP OF
sIdPoRTANT NEWS.
a Concise Account OF the Happen
'ngs OF the Rast Week in Min
nesota, North Dakota.
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Minnesota.
The old residence of John Kendall at
Winona was Quilted by fire. Loss, $1,000.
The H. J. Mailer. carriage company
of Minneapolis has assigned. Assets,
k$15,OOO; liabilities, $4,000. 4.
Frank J. breeze, Duluth tailor, has
mysteriously disappeared, leaving num-
Der of creditors.
Col. Hans Mattson, formerly secretary
of state of Minnesota, died in Mime
apolis.
Peter Regan's house and granary and
contents, in Webster township, were de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, 81, 800
r The new city directory for Faribault
gives an increase of 500 in the popula-
tion.
\ son of Elias Hanson of Detroit was
run over by a sled and one leg so injured
as to nccessitate amputation. r
A young man named George E. Breyer,
claiming to hail from the East, has been
arrested at Anoka charged with passing
forged checks. -.
}. Dickhof of Minneapolis won $15,-
900 in the last drawing of the Kansas
City Lottery company. The company
claims the ticket held by Dickhoff is
bogus.
Mrs. J. D. Denison. wife of the late
Deacon Denison Of Faribault, died of an
attack of pneumonia, aged eighty-seven
years. She was one of the earliest set
tiers of the vicinity.
Jacob Thinker has been elected secre-
tary of the Diamond starch factory at
Hastings, and the company proposes to
fit up their plant in frst-class style and
operate it again next summer.
Joseph Garlick, employed in lumber
camp in Itaska county, committed sui
eide BY plunging head first into sixteen
inch water hole in the prairie river.
When found his legs were sticking up
right out of the hole.
Thomas Oddson and John Johnson,
farmers living near Lanesboro, got into
row and Oddson stabbed Johnson
several times. Oddson, when arrested,
attempted to escape, and was shot twice.
Both may recover.
Leading business men of Redwood
h Falls propose to organize stock COM
pany, with $4,000 capital, for the pur-
kpose of manufacturing the straw stack
ers recently patented by August III. See
beck.
Democrats met at Spring Valley to
consider the ACCESSIBILITY of calling an
election to choose a postmaster ut that
place. 1t was unanimously decided to
ask President Cleveland to order such
an election.
The village election at North Branch
passed off quietly. Frank Smith was
elected mayor over Henry Smith by Is
majority. Two hundred and forty-four
votes were cast. This is Frank Smiths
third term.
Attorney A. r. Pau of Mankato has
decided to become an applicant for the
position of United States district at
torney for the state. Mr.. Pau has been
practicing attorney for twenty years
or more, and thinks the appointment
should be made from the Second district
The residence, butcher shop and ice
house of F. Krugmeier, at Minnesota
City, burned to the ground recently. The
loss will aggregate $4,000; insurance,
$1,000. The origin of the fire is IN
known, but it is thought by some to
be incendiary.
pOieSL jones uleU at his nome III AUS
tin after a brief illness. He was one
of the oldest. employees of the Chicago.
| Milwaukee & st. Paul railway and
hood of Locomotive Engineers and the
| knights Templar. His funeral took place
Saturday. I'D.
Fred Solyecsberg, a farmer in ;he town
of Andrea, suicided by shooting himself
fho hot
| found dead on a couch in his house by a
| neighbor. He was unmarried and lived
alone. A brother suicided two years ago
| in the same place under similar circum-
stances. $500 o.
The Minneapolis Industrial Investment
| company concern composed of Mime
| apolis business men, has been organized
with capital of $2,OOOOOOO. The obj
ject of the company is to purchase stock
| in the various outside factories and inAA
| stitutions which from time to time may
locate in the city.
A loaded freight train crashed into a
passenger coach of the accommodation
train on the Great Northern near APP
| pleton. The passenger coach and bag
gage car were burned Mrs. Fernald of
Bellingham was killed and travelling
man from st. Paul injured. The crew
| of the first train were at supper when
| the collision occurred. .-.z...
John Lengos, salcOnkeeprr, and Jo-
scph Vowalkowsky, Il cigaruaker, set
tied dispute according to Marquis Of
| Qncensbury rules ut St. Cloud. A num-
Ter of friends Of each of the men drove
To Halfway house. two miles from the
| city, at 3 O'clock in the morning, to the
mill, which lasted seven rounds, when
the referee declared Lengos the winner
Of the fight aud $50 stakes
Fire broke out recently in the old his
| toric fort building at Little Falls, owned
by Mayor N. Richardson, and occupied
by Richardson as an Office and DR.. Cross
land as living rooms. The building is
the oldest in the city, having been built
in 1855. The cause Of the fire is un-
known. Richardson's loss is about 81, i
600, with no insurance. Grassland
loss is $500, with no insurance.
John Dahm, fifty-cight years of age,
who was sent to the St Peter asylum
from Mankato some time ago, died
there the other day. 1t will be remem-
hercd that when he became insane near.