New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-04-30


SHE11rr-John Manderaeld.
SvRvEYon-J. Berndt.
cog.1 coM MsnsnGNs E g &i KSeh.
CoNoNEA-JOnaa LaudeNschlaker.
COUNTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lind.
coMM1s.IosEns-chas Wagner, chairman, ole Jor-
s ssis' w. H. Sanders A. Larson ~'''" '''''
See notice of calico ball in another
column.
See the caste for the "Virginia We.
teran" in another column.
Marshall, Lyon county, is to have
new county Jail.
Money to loan At lowest rates
annual interest, on First Mortgage, on
Improved Farms. GEO. HUFFMAN,
New Ulm, MINI.
'sDer Dorf Schulmeister' willaccept
our thanks for the nice mess of fish
left on our table last Saturday.
The Odd Fellows ball 1T Turner
Hall last Saturday evening was very
well attended and good time was en-.
joyed by all present.
A splendid shower Of about two
hours duration visited this section
last Monday afternoon, and every
body in consequence is happy. 81
We are sorry to learn that Hon. c.:
B. Tyler has been quite i'll, but his
many friends will be glad to learn
that he is coming around all right
again. .
E. G. PAIL has removed to Schedules
building on the corner of Third North
and German streets, and John Neu.
mann has moved into the building
vacated by PAIL.
During the shower on Monday the
lightning struck the house of Mr.. 10
nakowitz, near the Lutheran cemete.
ry, but the family was outside at the
time so no one was injured. The house
was cons iderably damaged.
The brake on the caboose of an east.
bound freight train last Saturday broke
when near the coal shed causing the
car to fly the track and turning 1t com.
pletely over on its side. No one was
injured and but little damage was done.
The Messenger says that quite a
number of veterans met in Marshall
a few days ago and resolved to hold a
soldiers reunion at that place MAY
3Oth. Every union soldier is invited
to be present.
Mr.. Stark has given up his project
of building. for this season at least .
He will watt year or two and then
put up a good substantial business
block fronting on Minnesota street.
Sensible.
Miss Haynes, musical instructor in
the State Normal School at Mankato
during the last few years, has resigned.
and in a few days will leave for Ger.
many for the purpose of receiving in.
struction in her profession-so says the
Mankato Union.
When driving out of Anton Zieher's
yard last Sunday afternoon Leonard
Vetter upset his load of human freight
consisting of or 8 persons. about al
handsomely as could he wished for
but luckily no one was very seriously
hurt. Don't do 50 any more, Leonard
Pete Anton, Of Peterson, Fillmore
county. seems to be the boss egg eater
of southern Minnesota. The Pio1ae.,
Press states that he poured down hi!
oesophagus sixty.one raw eggs within
seven minutes. He offers to bet h,
can get away with l25 in % minutes.
Pm. Crete, of New York, has 10
Gated in our city and will devote hi
time to buying butter, eggs. potatoes
and farm produce generally. He pay
the highest CASH market prices. Fo
the present he has headquarters at tn
store of Cheap Charley.
Work on the new mill on the Cotton
wood, near Winklemann's brickyard
is progressing finely. The excavatin,
is nearly completed and force Of car
penters are busy at work framing tn
timbers, and Frank l. Bentzine, the pre-
prietors, expect to have everything IL
running order by the first Of August
Mankato after trying the experiment
of quartering tramps at hotels, foun
that they increased at an alarming
rate, causing an expense to the city o
twelve dollars night. Another plal
was then tried, namely, that of quar-
tering them in part of the city ha
building and furnishing them with
diet of bread and water. Since the latte
method was adopted tramps have bee
rapidly diminishing.
The St. Peter Tribune says a littl
girl eight years old, daughter of job
Larson of New Sweden township
Nicollet Co., was found dead in th
stable, lying under horse, Sunday tn
Goth inst. It is supposed she W.
playing with the horse, and perhal
had climbed upon his back and fe
under him, which frightened him an
caused him to step upon her. III
head was crushed when found.
Although the weather last Sunda
was cool and disagreeable quite nun
Der Of people assemble at the Schue
zen Garden during the afternoon,
iainn the event of Mr.. Schillinp's far