New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-06-26

CUAC61O oIAu OIlAcI dmuS0n6nCS In Illr.
mel Hall Park in the afternoon, and a
grand ball in the evening.
Quite a number Of our citizens visit
ed West Newton last Sunday in attend.
ance upon Corpus Christi services. We
hear that the attendance from the
surrounding country was very large.
It appears that Brown county was
not a very profitable field for the light
ming rod sWindlers to operate in. as
we understand that their stay was
very brief.
We were shown some timothy the
other day the heads of which measured
nine inches in length. The specimen
was taken from Werring's farm near
Golden Gate.
A new base ball club. with crack
nine, will be organized in this CITY in
a few DAYS. The Rustic and Centen.
NAL Base Ball clubs, of Iberia and Cold
en- Gate had better look to their laurels.
Go to your druggist and inquire about
DR.. MARSHALL s Lung Syrup. 1t is the
best remedy known for breaking IN
severe Coughs and Colds of long stand
ing. Price only 25 cents. Sold by Jos.
Bobleter New Ulm.
We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Neu-
mann & Rosskopf, which appears in
another column. Quick sales and small
profits is the motto of this firm. Give
them q call.
The catholics of New Ulm and vicin-
ity observed Corpus Christi with the
usial festivities in this city last Thurs
day. We understand that the process
sion was very grand and by far exceed
ed any similar event in this city.
Major Straits bill for the relief, Of
DR.. Mueller Of this city, which passed
the lower House Of Congress a week
ago last Friday, and of which we made
mention in last weeks issue, gives
the doctor 5000 for losses, by fire, at
Fort Ridgely. during the Indian war.
The Fourth will be celebrated at
Golden Gate in the old fashioned way.
The programme consists of an Grafton,
picnic and dinner in the grove, base
ball, parade Of the rag mullins, horse
race. fire works and a. dance in the
evening. a band has been engaged
for the occasion and a general good
time may be expected.
The show turning Of Mr.. Carl Geb-
ser's scholars at Turner Hall last Sun
day evening was very good and elected
applause from all the parts of the hall.
The pyramids were executed with pre-.
cision and grace, as in fact were all
of the various figures. The exhibition
demonstrated that under the tuition
OF Mr.. Gebser our young Turner friends
will soon be able to successfully COM
pete with any in the State, and we
hope to see them carry off goodly
number of prizes at the Turner Fest
which will be held at Waseca in about
two months hence.
Horse stealing has got to be COM
mon pastime with the tramp element
in this vicinity. "A. w. Moulton, of
Rochester, who had been doing some
breaking on his claim in the western
part ct the State, was returning last
Tuesday and encamped for the night
near Witthoff's brickyard, north of
town. During the heavy thunder
storm, of that night, some one slipped
up to Mr.. MOulton's wagon and stole
one of the three horses that were tied
to it. Mr.. A. w. Moulton who was
sleeping in the wagon discovered the
theft shortly after 1t was perpetrated
and endeavored to track the culprit.
but without success. The case was
given to our authorities early Wednes.
day morning, but as yet they have not
been uccessful in the discovery of the
thief.
We take pleasure In calling the at
tention Of our readers to the Cover
npr's Guard 4th Of July programme,
which appears in another column.
While the company have made arrange
ments for separate parade, it will
join any other society in joint parade
that may desire to turn out. At the.
garden the exercises will be very i'm
teresting. The company have secured
the services Of II. a. Suhilia, ST. to de.
liver the GRAFTON, while the remainder
of the programme offers variety of
am,lse ments. The prizes to be distri-.
sbuted are valuable and useful. Good
music has been engaged for the occa-s
sion. and jolly good time may be ex.
pected.