New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-06-09

Mr.. Collins, census enumerator in
town Of Milford, came across a man
IN that town last Saturday who posi-.
lively refused to give the information
which the enumerator is required "a
obtain. He informed Mr.. Collins that
no one had the right to NEEDLE with
his private affairs, and that no person
not even the Governor, could make
him answer such questions as those
propounded.
T: J. Templer, formerly a resident
of this place and well known to mos,
of our citizens, failed a short time
since in Kansas City, where he has
been engaged in the wheat business
for some time. The Dispatch says
that he was the victim of a misfor
tune; that an accident occurred to his
large elevator causing unlocked fol
losses Of thousands of dollars that ia
cilitated his business suspensions.
Three jolly members of tho Mmnner
Choir, while crossing the river on thei,
return from the, picnic grounds late
last Saturday evening, capslzed the
boat and received thorough drench
ing. but otherwise they came out all
safe and sound. We did not get any
information as to the cause of the spi l.
ling, but presume that either the boat
or the occupants might have been q
''leetle" overloaded.
The good people of district No. TO-
town Of Sigel, are rather severe on the
pedagogic fraternity, making them
take up the shovel and the spade and
work on the roads in common with the
natives. We do not know what the
law says on the subject, but our i'm.
preston has been that teachers are,
or should be, exempt from working
out their poll tax during the time 70,
which they are engaged to teach.
The proprietors of the mill which is
now in process of erection, have en-
gagged Gustav Rudolph as first engineer
to enter upon his duties as soon as the
mill shall be completed. Mr.. Ru
dolph is said to be a skillful engineer
and machlnist. having spent many
years in the practical pursuit of those
trades. The mill company are to be
congratulated in having secured the
services of so efficient 4 mechanic az
Mr.. Rudolph. ~--
MARRIED-On the the 3lst ult., by
Justice Peter j. Moe, at his residence
Mr., Simon L. Dotson, of North Star
and Miss Ida May Potter, daughter Of
John Potter, Of Burnstown. Ate,
the ceremony the newly welded cou
pie and a number Of invited guests re
paired to the residence of the BRIDE.
parents, where highly enjoyable tim.
was spent by all present. The hearty
congratulations of the REVIEW art
hereby extended to the happy couple
Mr.. j. Zieske sends us the following
dated Lewiston, Mimi, June 9th:
On our trip to Milwaukee we have
got to Stockton, and will probably have
to stay on account of the heavy rain.
here. It has rained nearly all the time
during the last twenty-four hours. Tht
bridges from Minnesota City to thi.
place are all gone, and here we are in q
strange country, with no money and NJ
friends. Prescott, Green, and your
humble servant are in a bad fix. Pres
colt wishes so much to get toMilwauke'
that he is fairly wild, but hopes to ge
out of this by tomorrow nj ght. Tn
fields yesterday were all under water
The St. Charles Times states that
burglary was committed at that place
on Sunday night, the 30th ult. in Mo
sher's jewelry store. The safe wa
blown open and robbed of 1925 in mo
ney, Is watches, valued at about 1876
and about 5000 of jewelry. They hat
drilled through the soft iron plate 9th
door of the safe and through the fir
proof filling and loaded it with coarse
powder. The explosion had stoppe'
the. jewelers. regulator clock, whicl
indicated just 13 minutes to ont
o'clock a. m.
The commencement exercises O
the University of Minnesota tool
place last Thursday, during which
time there was an unusually interesting
series of orations and essays given by
the graduating class, numbering seven
teen, five ladies and twelve gentlemen
The Pioneer Press contains the follow
ing complimentary notice respecting
Mr.. Nix of this place: >..-. T.
Mr.. Robert p. A. Nix of New Uln
was greeted with great applause as h
assembled the platform to deliver hi!
Grafton on Kosciusko. His portraya
in few brief words of the character
istics of that great man, was a master
~ effort and ranks him as one of tn
best writer's and speakers Of that class
Miles Orion is a Sir Knight ant
very much of a gentleman. He dis
charged three Of his men in Spring
Valley for unseemly conduct. The
circus was run by strictly temper
ance men, and free from the crowd O
loafers that usually infest travelling
shows. Mr.. orion will employ n,
man who is addicted to Intoxicating
drinks, and for this noble. stand tn
Tidette commends him and his circus
to the good graces of the public
Spring Talley Vidette.