New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-05
We notice by last Fridays Dispatch

We notice by last Fridays Dispatch
that it is proposed to sent some Scan
dinavien faom this Congressional dist
riot as a delegate to the National Con
vention. If such is the case, and the
Blaine men are in the majority, no bet
ter selection than S. D. Peterson of this
city could be made. While Mr.. Peter
sons first preference is for Blaine he il
also very friendly toWindom and would
heartily support our excellent Senator
If there should he any probability OF
his nomination.
The most conclusive testimony, re-
peatedly LAID before the public in the
columns of the daily press, proves
that THOMAS ECLECTR1c O1L-an alb
solutely pure combination of six of the
finest remedial oils in existence-rem
edies rheumatic pain, eradicates
affection Of the throat and lungs,
and cures piles, wounds, sores lame.
ness, tumors. burns, and injuries OF
horses and cattle. Read advertisement
in the regular column.
Mr.. Michael Schieffert, ofthe town
of Cottonwood, WAS kicked, and it is
feared fatally injured, by a two.year.
old colt last Friday morning. The ami.
NAL had strayed into a wood shed or
summer kitchen and while in the act of
driving 1t out Mr.. Schieffert met with
the deplorable accident. He received
the kick on the abdomen and we un-
0erstand he has suffered terrible pain
ever since, and DR.. Carl, who is attend.
ing him, very much fears that he can
not recover.
We understand that the pelicans
forwarded TO Minneapolis by Prof.
June a short time since created quite
a sensation in the Minneapolis express
office. Mr.. June had packed the birds
in long shoe box and as by the time
they reached the above named city
they gave out an odor that was not
quite pleasant to inhale, the express
agent was led to believe that the box
contained the corpse of a child and he
was not satisfied until it WAS opened in
his presence.
The contract for building the new
court house in St. Peter has been
awarded to Bohn & Wilce, of Winona,
their bid being $22, $4,000. Mr.. Henry
Camehl, of Minneapolis, had made a
lower bid by a few hundred dollars,
but rs he was not present the commit.
tee deemed it advisable to award the
contract to the Winona parties. The
Tribune says that the price at which
Messrs. Bohn & Wilce take the con-
tract is much less than it was generally
believed that it could be constructed
for, but the contractors are among the
most responsible builders in the State
and are able to carry out their agree.
ment whether they make or loose mo.
ney by it.
During the month of A pril nine mar
riage licenses were issued by our clerk
of the courts, to the following named
parties:
Frank Leibold and Agatha Diepolder.
Frank A. Dick and Maria Ann. Wagner.
Herman G. Weyhe and Jannette Crone.
Adolph Hagemann and Mary Fiebiger.
Malcon G. Smith and Ella NJ. Sherman.
John Suffa and Barbara Kreig.
Anton Ubl and Elizabeth Ehme.
John Korbel and Anna Seifert.
F. Heimerdinger and Anna Hoffman,
NJ. Mullen comes before the readers
of the REVIEW this week with Il new
advertisement which should receive
careful perusal. He is now receiving a
large invoice of shelf and heavy hard
ware which he bought during his re.
cent visit to Chicago.
We are sorry to learn that the Adju-
tant General has refused to arm ard
equip the Ramsey Guards cavalry of
this city and the new company lately
organized in Sleepy Eye, partly for the
reason of scarcity OF arms at the com.
mand of theState and because he deems
one company to be enough to meet all
emergencies in this vicinity. The in
speeding officer has had a good deal of
trouble in gathering in some arms that
we're issued to various short-lived com.
panies, but where ample security can
be given and where the company pos.
sesses signs of vitality, as is the case
in either of the above instances, we
think the State should at least take in
terest enough in such organizations to
supply them with arms, provided it
has them, and we hope that the Adju-
tant General may be induced to change
his mind in regard to the Ramsey
Guards and the Sleepy Eye company.
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