New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-24
Our glass ball shooters have receiv-
ed an invitation from III. L. Daniels,

in that city during fair week. They
will no doubt accept the invitation.
We see by the st. Peter Tribune
that Thomas Downs, the present sher.
iff of Nicollet county, will be a candi.
date for denomination before the Re.
publican convention. He is an excel.
lent officer and a gentleman, and we
believe the Republicans will add
strength to their ticket by his renom.
ination.
No. Vol. l of the Lake Benton
Times lays before us. It is a neat
four column quarto, published by
Kimberley & Morse, and shows good
editorial and typographical ability.
Lincoln county now has two papers;
the Tribune, which is now published
at the new town of Tyler, and the
Times, published at Lake Benton.
We welcome theTimes to.our exchange
list.
The engine, several freight cars and
the caboose of the north bound train
on the MINI. Valley road last Wednes.
day night were thrown from the track
at Morgan by broken frog, causing a
delay in the arrival of the train at
Redwood until o'clock next morning.
The train going east last Thurs.
day morning was three hours behind
time when it passed this station.
Mr.. FIR. Julius, Of this city, who has
for over year been suffering terribly
with lip cancer, died last satur-
day evening. Mr.. julius fortitude
during his long and painful illness was
really remarkable. The only nour.
ishment he received for the last six
months was given to HIM through a
tube. The remains were followed to
the grave last Monday by very large
concourse of our people.
''Modelite'' informs us that we have
been misinformed in regard to some
Of the statements made by us last
week. He assures us that he never
said there was fraud practiced in Mr.
Olesen's nomination, and that the re-
port was started by persons who are
prejudiced towards him. We thought
it somewhat strange that "Modelite"
should make such a charge, as there
was not the least ground for it.
AS Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Henle, OF
Milford, were returning home from 9
neighborly visit one evening last week
the horses became frightened at some
thing and made a jump sidewise, over
turning the wagon, throwing Mrs
Henle violently to the ground and bad
ly bruising one Of her hips. DR.. Carl
who was called to attend the unfor.
tunate lady, informs us that she is do
ing as we'll as can he expected under
the circumstances.
Mr.. NJ. Altmann's team of West
Newton, became uncomfortable one
day last week and ran into another
team preceding it. Mr.. Altmann's
son, aged Is years, was thrown head.
long to the ground between the horses
and frightfully decorating one of his
arms, The driver Of the front team was
also thrown to the ground but, although
the wagon passed over him, be es.
capped without any serious injury. We
learned the above particulars from DR..
Carl, who was called to dress Mr.. Alt.
mann wounds. a.
Mr.. Theo. Crone and lady returned
from Chicago Saturday evening, Sept
18th, and the large stock of new goods
they bought while absent arrived
last week and are now being opened
out. Mr.. Crone now has one of the
largest stocks in the city and his as
sortment embraces all the latest pat
terms in dress goods, and the lates,
styles in ready made clothing: His
stock of groceries, crockery, etc., has
also been replenished, and his price.
have been fixed to suit the times. s
The adage that sit never rains but
it pours'' has been too thruthfully yer
lied to the New Ulm Sugar Mfg. Co.
as they have experienced great many
difficulties and several accidents il
getting the works started. The com
pany made a grand mistake by not get
ting practical and experienced man
in the first place to superintend tn,
erection of the works. Everything wa
put up by inexperienced men in a hap
hazard way, and when three week.
ago a practical man arrived from st
Louis in the person of Mr.. Hedges
who has made the growing of can
and putting up Of sugar manufactures
lifelong study, he found matters il
bad shape, much of the machinery hav
ing been put up entirely wrong. As
matter Of necessity q great many al
terations had to be made at an expens
of between three and four hundret
dollars, and the loss of nearly two week
valuable and pressing time. On Thurs
day last the works were again starte,
up, but during the afternoon one 0
the large cog wheels on the press broke
necessitating another suspension. 4
new wheel was at once telegraphed TO
which arrived from Cincinnati by ex
press on Monday evening, and tn
works are once more in full operation
We were shown a sample of syru
made few days ago and it really i
very nice. We understand that tn
cane this year is very excellent an
sweet and that the syrup made there
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