New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-08

''OSss w AAO VAAO NAVALCllO VI NcW OlIll
against this community '-Sleepy Eye
Gazette. The REVIEW has never at.
tempted anything of the kind from
the day the first number was issued
until the present day, Of which our
large Lorenzo subscription list is am
pie proof. Can we appeal to the tender
mercies of the Gazette not to miscon.
strue us in such hcartloss FASH
ion?
The Chicago Exposition will be op-
ened to-day and continue until Octo-
Der 25th. The Chicago and North
western railroad will sell excursion
tickets on the following dates: Sep
tember 6. 8 and 9 good till Septem-
Der Ii inclusive; September q, %
and 20, good till October Inclusive;
October Is, 10, 20 and 2l, good till
October Is inclusive. The price for
the round trip, including an exposition
ticket, will be 5000.
The rapid completion of Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad toward Fort
Pierre, on the Missouri river, makes
this route altogether the shortest and
best to the Black Hills. Capt.. Russell
Blakely of St. Paul, says the Winona
Republican, has recently returned
from Chicago, having completed ar
fragments for removing all of his
stage stock ard stage line property
now used in the Fort Lincoln Black
Hills route to the. new route from
Fort Pierre. This route is about fifty
miles shorter than the old one by way
of Bismarck, and will make the Chica-
60 and Northwestern and the Winona
and st. Peter roads the short route
from the East to the Black Hills.
A serious accident occurred in New
Sweden Monday evening. the Both ult.
by which boy named August Lager
strom, aged ten years, son Of August
Lagerstrom, will probably lose his
life, if he is. not already dead. 1t
seems a young man named Hans M.
Finnerad, who lately arrived from
Norway, and has been working for Mr..
Lagerstrom for the past few weeks,
received his trunk from the old coun.
try on Monday afternoon, and while
examining the contents about 8 o clock
in the evening. took out revolver,
and not thinking it was loaded, COM
menced swapping it and to his surprise,
it was discharged, and the little boy
who was standing near received a
bullet in his stomach. DR.. Collins be-
ing sent for arrived there about two
o'clock Tuesday morning, but thinks
it impossible for the boy to live. The
ball is still lodged in the body. st.
Peter Tribune.
A serious and fatal collision occurr-
ed on tho Winona and St. Peter Il II.
near Mankato junction last Friday
night, between freight train going
east from Sleepy Eye and the special
Fair train coming west from Roches-
ter. The freight was in charge of
Conductor Smith and the passenger of
conductor Daniel McQuaine. A
brakeman named Lott on the passen'
ger train was killed. The engineer,
Carroll, on the passenger engine was
also severely injured. No other of
the train men or passengers were in
jured. Both engines, the baggage
car and several box and fiat cars were
badly wrecked. The passenger train,
it appears, was behind time but as
it only ran as far as Mankato the
freight conductor mistook the number
registered at the junction by the con.
ductor that preceded him and supposed
that it had already gone into Mankato.
The trains met on sharp curve and
the engineers did not see the approach.
ing danger until too close to avert the
accident.
The Governors Guards, q strong,
and it's drum corps of IL dr,lmmers left
on the regular passenger train yester-
day morning for the Minneapolis Ex-
position. They travelled over the Wi
mona l. St. Peter anc Minneapolis & St.
Louis roads, via Waseca, those roads
having rendered Captain Bobleter free
transportation for the Guards both
ways. Upon their arrival at Minneapo-
lis they were met at the depot by a host
of their friends and escorted to the Elk.
position grounds where they have gone
into camp. During their stay in Min.
neapolis they will lead a regular SOL
diers' life, doing their own cooking,
guard duty, &C. This evening they
will join the Minneapolis Zouaves in a
parade through the streets of Minneapo.
lis and will then accompany the Zou.
ayes to Lake Calhoun where an exhibi.
ton drill and ball has been arranged
by the latter. They will also be en-.
tertained one evening during the week
by the Minneapolis Light Infantry com.
pany. One day will be devoted to a
visit to st. Paul where public demon
stration in their favor is talked Of. If
the weather keeps clear the boys will
enjoy a pleasant time. They will re-
tnrn probably on Saturday evening.
No more HOpperS.
Governor Pillsbury is in receipt