New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-15

delirious for about twelve hours and
was expected to die. Some believe that
the wound was caused by the kick of a
COW or horse, but many believe it is the
work OF an enemy about whom the in
Jured man muttered something while in
his deliririum. Hanson has no recol-
lection of any of the circumstances save
that he was not in the barn when it
happened. The case will be Investigated
Hanson will recover.
=. Wisconsin.
Patrick sNoonan, who was arrested at
GAINESVILLE on charge of selling LIQUOR
without license, was acquitted.
! The lumber business at Wausau is al
most at standstill, owing to a scarcity
| of cars. y sts1 -
| = A son of Andrew Hoppe of Wausau
had his leg broken by a pile of lumber
falling on him.
| A stock company has been formed at
Prairie du Chen to erect an opera
| house and hotel at that place. =
The Columbia County. Agricultural So
! ciety has decided to hold fair at Port
age Sept. IL, Ii, IA and Is:
| w. III. Fogo, a peddler, was arrested
at Lancaster on a charge of selling
goods without a license.
| The residence of George Utter in the
town of Geneva, was burned, entailing
a loss Of $500; Insurance. $500.
| Samuel Erdly, formerly a resident of
Lake Geneva, died at his home in Shell
by, Mich, aged seventy-nine years
| j. e. Sutherland, a Reedsburg G.. A.
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Crosse and severely injured. ->e -
The Sheasby & Smith Paint company
| of Madison has been organized, with a
capital stock Of $4,000.
| A new power house for the H. A.
Doty Power and Light company will
shortly be erected at GAINESVILLE.
| Rabbits have played havoc with many
fruit trees in Jefferson county, owing to
the deep snow.
| The Rib River Lumber company of
Rhinelander has sold to Silverthorn &
Co. of Tonawanda, n. Y. 100000 feet
of lumber, to be shipped at once
| William Jones, Lake Shore switch
man, had his right leg terribly mangled
while making coupling at Rhinelander.
Amputation will probably be necessary.
The jury in the case of Mary A. Arm
strong against Charles w. Myers. at
GAINESVILLE, returned a verdict of $3,O56
for the plaintiff.
Fred Vine of Neillsville has been ap-
pointed farm instructor and teacher of
| the Indians living on the reservation
near Tower City, MINI.
The Star Valley Separator Butter COM
pany of Star Valley, Crawford county,
has been organized, with capital stock
! of $4,000.
| The Ashland Screen and Manufacture
| ing company Of Ashland has filed amend
ed articles of Incorporation, increasing
the capital stock to $4,000.
The A. G. Wells company of Depere
has been organized, with capital stock
of $4,000. The company will conduct
a wholesale and mercantile business.
Negotiations are pending for the con-
solidation of the Lake Superior Terminal
and Transfer company and the Duluth
| & Superior Transfer company.
| John Wilson and George Dillon were
given thirty days each in the county
Jail at Appleton on Il charge of breaking
into q Freight car.
II William Edward, aged nineteen years,
was arrested at Green Bay on a charge
NOf vagrancy and sentenced to fifteen
days in jail.
| Manitowoc merchants have suffered
severe losses by their cellars being
flooded by the first rain storm of the
| sos son.
Menasha is now free of indebtedness
OH the fine new city hall ut that place,
/ of l. Wy
/been paid.
William Hewett, farmer residing
near Cambria, received injuries in run
away accident from which he died the
day following.
\ e. NJ Wright. Prairie du Chen
merchant, while walking through dark
| through a trap door and fractured his
skull. His recovery is doubtful.
All the schools at Sturgeon Bay have
I been ordered closed owing to the preva-
lence of diphtheria. The authorities arc
| doing all in their power to prevent I
i spread of the disease.
n William Savage. a switchman in tlie
! Wisconsin Central yards at Ashland.
had his foot badly mangled while MAXI
ing coupling. Amputation will proba-
bly, be necessary.
The Lutheran society of Menasha has
completed the plans for q new brick
| school house at i cost of about $4,000.
The German language only will be
I taught in this school.
Harry, the young son of G. r. Smith
of Oshkosh, has been missing from his
home for the past two months, and his
parents are anxious as to his where
| abouts.
1 A tramp arrested and sentenced to
! twenty days in the county jail at Fond
4 du Lac for vagrancy, has been taken to
/ WATERFOWL to answer charge of bur-
/ slary.
/ Alex Lordahl, Racine sailor, was
/ found dead in his bed at that place.
The coroner's jury rendered verdict
that death resulted from suffocation dur
d ing an epileptic fit.
i The Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
! railway depot at Cambria was destroyed
by fire, nothing being saved except the
i tickets and books The fire was caused