New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-29

One delegate for each 100 votes or ma
jor fraction and one delegate for each
county 1T large.
ERNST BRANDT,
Chairman 37th Dist. Rep, Sen. Com
G. r. CASE, Secretary.
Bees for sale. See advertisement.
Diphtheria has abatcd to some ex
tent and the public schools were again
opened last Monday.
Don't forget to attend the enter.
tertainment arranged in Turner Hall
for next Sunday evening for the bene-
tit of Carl Gebser. See full programme
in another column,
Winona has a Normal Kindergar ten
which was opened last Wednesday un.
der the management of Mrs, Eccleston.
1t has been decided to limit the mum.
Der of pupils for the present, to TWEEN.
ty'five. The tuition is SO per quarter
of ten weeks.
FIR. Mike lost child aged 6 years
from diphtheria on Monday night.
The family Of George Green, of West
Newton also sustained severe loss
last Monday by the death Of their II
year old daughter, also from diphther.
la.
The family Of Jacob Muller sustain
ed the loss Of another child last Satur.
day--their youngest--but we are in.
formed that membranous Group was
the main cause of it's death. The fam.
lily of Mr.. Fir. Keller also lost a child
from the same complaint since our
last issue.
Mrs. Louisa Erd wishes us to say
that she has already received a large
stock of fall and winter goods, and in.
vites the ladies of New Ulm and vicin.
ity to give her a call. Her invoices
of new goods embrace all the latest
styles and patterns of hats, notions,
ETC., and everything will be sold at
popular prices.
We are informed that the Republi.
can legislative convention in the upper
district of Nicollet county last Satur.
day nominated MI. J. Bean, the pre-.
sent incumbent. The vote stood, Bean,
Z; Klossner, 4. The towns of Fort
RidgelY and CORTLAND, which would
have voted for Klossner, were not re.
presented.
"A new time card went into effect on
the Winona & St. Peter aailroad last
Sunday. The day passenger train go.
ing west now arrives here at 5:25, 20
minutes earlier than under the old
time card. The time of arrival and
departure of all other trains at this
station remains unchanged. Passen.
gers coming west on the day express
now take breakfast in the new eating
houses in Winona and Kasota.
The past has done much for human
ity, but still moro remains to be learn.
ed. The average of human life, among
the most enlightened nations, instead
of being three-score years and ten is
less than twelve years. There are
several causes for this excessive NOR
tality. To increase the average of hu.
man life and lessen the tendency to sui
eide, we present TO the public DR.. 30.
sanko's Rheumatic Cure.
A gentleman residing in the town
of Albin. Brown county, informs us
that within the past few weeks three
members of one family died, their
malady being typhoid fever, Other
members Of the family are lying very
low with the same disease, and other
deaths will probably occur. Our in.
formant says the house in which the
fever is running with such fearful eff.
fects is Stunned and avoided by the
people in the tOWn.-St. James Jour-
nal.
Old man Fischer bauer, living in the
town of Milford, set fire to a lot of
weeds Monday afternoon and after the
weeds had been burnt he took the pre-.
caution to extinguish the fire, as he
supposed. A cornstalk, however.
escaped his notice, and the brisk wind
then blowing famed the smolderlng
embers into blaze communicating the
fire to, and burning, four large stacks
of wheat belonging to his son.in.lav
John Vetter. Moral: Don't let the
weeds grow.
The Republican caucus in this city
last Friday evening was a harmonious
and quite large gathering. Mr.. Ems
Brandt called the caucus to order ant
he was subsequently chosen chairman
and John Lind secretary. John Neu
mann, H. Keller, John Lind. A. Blan
chard and Jos. Bobleter were elected
delegates to attend the county conven
ton, after which the chair appo intet
the following city committee for TIN
ensuing year: Chas. Wagner, chair
man, Jos. Bobleter and B. F. Weber
From the following, clipped from
the Lamberton Commercial, itappear
that our townsman j. B. Velikanj
came very near meeting with a sever
accident short time since while TEN