New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
Iowa.,

Iowa.
The Rev. J. NJ. Jameson was killed
by a cable car at Los Angles, Cal.
The masquerade costume Of Lizzie Do
land, worn at ball in Kansas City, took
fire. The girl was fatally burned.
The town hall and three stores and the
postofice burned at Brewster, n. Y
Loss, 100000.
The country residence Of w. C. Harri
son of Philadelphia, at Glenside, Pa, was
burned. Loss, $125,000.
The steamer Mississippi burned at Pa
ducah, Ky. She was a government boat,
and was valued at 100000.
The power house of the Peoria. Ill.,,
Central Railway company burned Loss,
$1O4,OOO; insurance, 100000.
The city water tank at Wheatland,
Iowa. burst, and 1900 gallons of water
| and the tank crushed several small build
ings
The residence Of Louis Datterer of St.
Louis was blown up by dynamite bomb
in the absence of the family There is no
clue.
Five persons were injured in collision
on the Chicago & Northwestern road near
Boone Iowa. A caboose was tele-
scoped.
The shroud enveloping the body of Mrs.
e. {. Umbers, at Defiance, Iowa, took
tlre from a candle, and the body was
nearly cremated
Fire broke out in Grace Episcopal
church. at Jefferson City, Mo-, during
services. Worshipers We're thrown into q
panic.
While crossing a railroad track at Con-
stantlne, Mich, George Hamilton. a
tarmer was struck by an engine and
killed.
Mrs. William De Courcey was burned
TO death at Baltimore while trying to
rescue her two children from a burning
house.
Benjamin Lamb, a street car driver.
was frozen to death at Charleston. s. G.
| Twenty persons were bitten by a mad
dog at Springfield, Ill.
Bert Gilbertson narrowly escaned
asphyxlatlon at the Grand hotel, James
VILE He blew out the gas on retiring for
the night, and, but for the bell bow won]d
have been a corpse in the morning.
NJ W. Dodge's shoe factory at Al
oany, n. T.. burned. Loss, $4,000.
An explosion of a coal oil taiinp at
Philadelphia destroyed lodging ho,se
James keely and John N1ollouch were
Killed by leaping from windows and
three persons were injured.
The principal water main at Dover
n H.. burst, leaving the south half Of
'ne city without water. The cellars of
STORES ana the Cocheco mills were
nooded' and a great deal of damage was
done was
ohcers of the Leeds associated COM
pahles announce at Sioux City that + ia
assured from arrangements already made
that all creditors of the companies win
De PAID dollar for dollar The stock
holoers Will settle the claims and reor-
ganize the company.
The body of Samuel Lakin was sto,o,
from the grave in a cemetery at Far
Madison. The discovery was made to-
Jay and people are excited. Lakin is tho
man who took the Kelley cure for drunk
enness and died. It is thought ia no thu,
work OF physicians who wanted the body
Tor the dissecting table.
A freight train on the Chicago & North
western road that broke in two on the
.no1nlngo Hill was run into by a train
'onoWlng. says a Boone special, and six
{ men IN the caboose Were injured, none
1ataily. The wounded are: Joe WILEY
II. Heath, John Bratch. S. r, Ross
ana >. W. Scheer all stocknen.
Richard Gruner. who took his ,;fo ,,;.,,
.arponc acid at Dubuque, proves to have
: peen wholesale forger and dealer in
spurious mortgages. Some of his clients
| Iounu MN out and he took his own life
-, " save himself from the penitentiary.
11is me insurance makes his estate
Solvent and leaves $4,000 for the widow
: besides s.
! w 81. Brooks, city freight agent at
sioux City of the Sioux City & Northern
railroad company, is a defaulter in the
sum OF $1,000. He has disappeared and
. the railroad officials are now making an
examination Of his books. The company
ls protected by a $4,000 bond in the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Trust COM
pany.
At meeting of prominent MARSHALL
town capitalists and business men the
i Wlnona, Marshalltown e Southern Rail-
d way and Coad company was Organized
ana articles of Incorporation were fled.
4 The object OF the company is to extend
the Winona 4 Southwestern road from
. Usage through MarshalltOwn, Charlton.
. great coal fields Of Southern Iowa and
Z conn connect with leading lines Of the South
/ west. "a
]. Fl. Lippy and Messrs. Harrison and
/ Friend Of Galesburg, .Il., arrived in Bur
/ ington in search Of Mary Kendrick.
] aged seventeen. and Harvey Dooley.
agen eighteen, who eloped from that citv's
! The girl was to hive been married On
the night Of the elopment to wealthy
farmer named Barnes, who lives near
i i e. s;allesburg Dooley is Burlington
1 brakeman The relatives cannot acconnt
I for the infatuation. Of the girl with
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