New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-18

opinion among the members of tho So
ciety that the fair will be held the lat
ter part of September.
Hail to the Chef among pulmonary
remedies, DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil,
used externally and internally. This
grand preparation annihilates coughs,
colds, rheumatism, neuralgia, lame.
ness, piles, kidney troubles, and rem
edies sores, cuts, burns, boils, warts
and corns. Its cures are attcsted 10y
tho amplest and most positive testi-
mOny.
At y special meeting of the Cover
nor's Guards on the evening of the 10
inst. Ben. June was elected I'd Lieu.
tenant, wiz. j. Eckstcin resigned. Corp.
NJ. Muller was elected 4th Sergt. and
David Subilia 4th Corporal. 1t was
also unanimously decided to visit Min
neapolis during Fair week in Septem-
Der, if satisfactory arrangements for
the transportation of the company can
be made.
Misfortune never comes singly. On
the afternoon Of the 10th inst. Joseph,
oldest boy Of Jos. Schneider, fell into
a horse power while in motion, on the
farm of Anton Brey, and but for the
heroic efforts and prompt actions Of
the latter gentlemen and several others
the boy would have been ground into
mince meat. AS it was he escaped
with several slight flesh wounds.
About the Same time that the above
accident occurred a smaller child of
Mr.. Schneider's had both of it's feet
scalded by tea-kettle filled with hot
water falling upon them. Both child
rem are convalescing.
Such Of our citizens as happened to
glance towards the nothern skies last
Thursday night were awarded by wit
Messing a most beautiful display of
northern lights. At first the aurora
appeared as an arch of light across the
heavens from east to west. After a
time this gradually disappeared and
streams of light shot upward and to-
ward the zenith from a dark bank, u
few degrees above the northern hori-
zon. Instantly one Of the merry dam
GERS would disappear and be succeeded
in u moment by another still bright
er. It was beautiful sight to behold
and all who witnessed it were inspired
with admiration.
Our brewers seem to be about the
most prosperous men in town. Every.
one Of them is making improvements
Of some sort. Mr.. Hauenstein is put
ting in al engine and other new ma
chinory and hereafter his establish
mcnts will be run by steam. Mr.. Ben
der has just completed 4 large addition
to his brewery, and Mr.. Schumacher is
putting up quite a large building for
mailing purposes. Mr.. Karl is reno
waiting his brewery into Il malt house.
Mr.. Schell, rs a matter of course, is
making improvements 10y the addition
of new machinery and other fixtures.
We arc informed that nearly four
lifths of the beer manufactured here is
shipped west to stations on tho Chica;
go & Northwestern railroad, A con-
siderable quantity is also shipped east.
Nearly Il hundred men arc employed in
tho five brewing and mailing establish
ments.
The editor of the Gary Cd. ~ Inter
State, who has made himself obnox-
ious to many Of the best citizens of
that thriving village, was hung in efli-
gy a short time since and in tho next
issue of his paper he gave vent to his
feelings by throwing out the follow
ing idiotic and uncalled for slur upon
the citizens Of New Ulm. :'May be
the vlllainy and dcpravity of a part
of our population comes from using
Now Ulm flour, it being we'll known
fact that some Of tho people Of that
place are 50 low-down and goddess. -
Why this man should condescend to
SANDER the people of a city who have
done him no harm, and with whom no
has not the slightest acquaintance, is
beyond our comprehension. The slur,
though harmless. convinces us that
the Inter State is edited by shallow
mumskull, who has but little sense of
honor or self-respect, and that the peo-
pie Of tho Gate City did not hang him
in elligy without just cause. Such
pestiferous nincompoops are a detri-
ment to any community, and they need
something more exhilerating than to
be hung in efligy, the application of
the toe OF q number Ii boot, for in
stance.
BY communication published else
where in this issue of tho REVIEW it
will be noticed that Mr.. M. G. Burn
side, of Sleepy Eye, is not a candidate
for legislative honors this fall and
would not accept nomina ton if ten
dered. Mr.. Burnside's declination to
allow his name to 90 before the con.
vention does not, however, diminish
tho number of probable candidates, as
tho Sleepy Eye Herald learns that
Mr.. d. w. Coulthard, also of that
place, has been named for the place.
We have the kindest regards for Mr..