New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-10-30

Send us the election returns. 5
Local politics are booming.
Election next Tuesday.
It's beginning to feel decidedly win
try.
Let every man do his duty next
Tuesday.
There is .stroubles'' all around the
political horizon.
Bertrand at Arbeiter Hall next
Friday evening.
Vote for Strait the friend Of the
frontier settlers.
Snow fell last Sunday night to the
depth Of about one inch.
Gov. Marshall spoke at Sleepy Eye
to a large audience last Wednesday
evening.
The potatoe excitement which last
week ragged at fever heat has some
what subsidized, and the price has drop.
ped back to 20 cents per bushel.
Those street lamps are very ornamen-
tai and nice to look ATTN the day time;
in the night time they can only be
found with a lantern.
We understand that another candi.
date for legislative honors has stepped
to the front in the upper district of
Nlcollet Co.
Our friends will do us a special fa-
vOr by sending us the election returns,
us soon as possible after the result is
;lscertained.
Peter Bertrand, the Democratic can.
didate for Representative. will address
the citizens of New Ulm and vicinity
ut the Arbeiter Hall next Friday eve.
on the political issues of the day.
We will delay next weeks issue one
day in order to give the results of the
election. Friends throughout the
county will confer a favor by forward.
ing us the returns at the earliest pos
sible moment.
Republicans look out for bogus tick
cts on election day. The chief fight
will be made on Major Strait for mem.
Der Of Congress-, and "A. Blanchard for
Clerk of the Dist. Court. Make sure
that those two names are on your tick.
cts before you place them in the ballot
box.
We hope that our friends will bear
us out for any shortcomings in this
weeks issue, us we have been pressed
SO hard with job work since our last
issue that it was impossible to present
our readers with the usual amount of
reading matter this week.
The Andrews Family Troupe gave
our people another of their popular
entertainments at ArbeIter Hall last
night, and were greeted with fair
audience. The trOnpe is first class.
and their concerts, which consist of
bell ringing, vocal and instrumental
music and we'll acted comedies. are
everywhere received with pleasure.
Although it is but few DAYS since
our street lamps have been placed in
position, the fact has already been de-
monstrated that everybody's business
is nobody's business, and some of the
lamps are hardly ever lit. We under.
stand that man will be appointed by
the city council to light and take care
of them, which is as it should be.
The legislative issue, like the con.
gressional issue, has more political sig
niticance than is embodied in the
choice Of the candidates for the vari.
GUS county offices. Although nothing
may arise during the next session Of
the Legislature upon which party lines
will be drawn very closely, Republic
ans should by all means vote for Hell.
ling for Senator, and Brandt for Repre-
sentative. They have both had legis.
lative experience and are in everything
the equals of their competitors.
The squable in the upper legislative
district of Nicollet county is getting
lively. another candidate, Il Mr.. Jacob.
son has stepped to the front, for legisla-
tive honors. so now there are four can
didates. Hon. Jacob Klossner, the
Ind. Republican candidate, served in
the Legislature last winter, and we
think that the republican convention
made great mistake in not renomi-
mating him this fall. He lnnde an eff.
ticient member and we hope to see him
reelected by 4 good round majority.
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