New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-01-29
The freight train going east on We'd

ana New Vim ny mixed local train. Not
bad suggestion, Bro. Wise.
We are in receipt of letter from
some party in Lyon county, endorsing
Senator Helling's course; but as the
writer did not think it worth while to
send us his true name we conferred it
to the waste basket.
DcAbt mis- theopportunity to see
"Uncle Toms Cabin at Arbeiter Hall
tonight. The version played by the
Chambers Bro. Opera House Company
is entirely new, and to see J. w. Dav.
export personate .sLawer Marks is a.
lone worth the admission price.
Complimentary to New Ulm millers,
Our postmaster received a letter from
Cleveland, Ohio, last week, on which
was written the following request:
"Please hand this to the miller who
manufactures the best new process
-four sin the world,'' they say he lives
IN new Vim. i"
The arrangement committee for the
Governors Guard masquerade ball are
working like beavers, and by the pro-
gramme which appears in another co.
lumn it will be seen that they do not
propose to do anything by halves.
Tickets can now be obtained of the va.
rious parties named in the advertise.
ment.
Making notes and. forging other
peoples names to them isn't Il very
healthy passtime in Sleepy Eye, as our
ex.agent, Chas. b. Trowbridge, has
found out to his cost. He had his pre-
liminary examination last Thursday
and was bound over until the May term
of the District Court in the sum of
$500, but as no one. came to his relief
he was rernanded to the custody of
sheriff Manderfeld.
Trains for Redwood again run in
connection with the day passenger, as
will be seen by the following clipping
from the Redwood Gazette:
The r. r. Engine house is finished
and occupied and the time of running
trains changed. the time table that
was in operation when the engine
house was burned has been resumed
with 4 slight change in the time of ar.
rival. Under the present arrange.
ment it arrives at9.45 PM. and de.
parts at 3.35 A. NJ.
1t will be gratifying news to the
settlers of Fort Ridge)y to learn that
Senator Mcmillan has introduced a
bill providing that the Fort Ripley and
Fort Ridgely reservations be declared
open to homestead settlement. The
following are the sections relating to
the latter:
Sec. 8. That the land known as the
Ft.Ridgely military reservation, in the
state of Minnesota, declared open to
presumption settlement under the pro-
visions OF the act of congress approved
July lst, ammo Domini eighteen hund.
red and seventy, be, and they are here.
by declared, in addition thereto, open
to homestead settlement.
Sec. 4. That all laws or parts of laws
in conflict with this are hereby repeal.
ed.
Seth Kenney, of amber sugar cane
fame informs the Faribault Republi.
can that a company has been formed
with capital of $250,0OO, which in.
tends to plant one thousand acres of
land near New Ulm to Amber Cane.
The projectors have taken proper care
to assure themselves of the value of
the cane as a sugar producer, having
had specimens of it analysed by chem.
lists in New York with a view to an &C.
curate determination of it's richness in
saccharine elements, and have also pro.
cured samples and statements from
the prominent cane growers in this
State.-St. Peter Tribune. 80.
The foregoing no doubt has reference
to the parties who purport to build a
sugar refinery at this place. If it is
really their intention to put in the re-
finery in time to work up next seasons
crop, it is high time that the parties
came to some definite understanding
with the farmers who have agreed tc
plant cane.
FATAL ACC1DENT-Ole Serbel Of
Linden, father of the boy who dis
covered and was the cause of the cap
ture of the Younger Brothers neal
Madelia, met a sad death last Friday
night He had been to New Ulm trad
ing, and left the city about 6 o'clock il
the evening for his home. 1t appear!
that after he got across the Cotton
wood, and just beyond Chas. Prahl'.
place, his team left the main Travelled
road and struck off to the right in al
old travelled road which is some
times used in winter time by heav
| lily laden teams. This road brought
him out into what is called the ole
Shetack road, about 40 or so rods above
the Mankato road. When he came tx
the Shetack road the team made thu
proper turn to the left, and everything
seemed to have been all right until h
came to the bridge just above the Man
kato road, which is not over two and
half feet high. Appearances indicat
ed that one of the horses went just IA
enough outside the track to miss tn
bridge, land when the wagon struck tn
bridge the wagon and horses were com
pletely turned over land when discover
ed by some young men Of the town Q
Cottonwood at about IL o'clock, MI
Serbel was found under the wagon
with one side Of the box laying acros
his breast, dead From all appearances i
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