New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-28

See Col. PfBndor's new advertise
ment in another column. The Colonel
represents some of the best insurance
and Atlantic steamship companies dc
Ing business in the United States. Hi.
twenty years residence i'll New Ulm
has given him a knowledge Of the sur.
rounding country that will serve him
well in transacting such real estate bus
mess as may been entrusted to his care.
Boy MIss1Se.--On 9th of April,
Will Boardman, son of L. NJ. Board.
man OF this city, left home without
the knowledge or consent of his pa.
rents, and has not since been heard
from, nor is it known in what direc.
ton he went. He is Is years of age
rather large for his age, is dark com.
plexioned, and has dark hair and eyes.
Any person knowing of his where.
abouts will confer a great favor by
addressing L. Nj. Boardman, St. Peter,
MIMI, and the newspapers of the
State will obl;ge by noticing the above.
st. Peter Tribune.
"A drunken fellow whom the author
tiles were endeavoring to conduct to
Jail created considerable disturbance
OH Minnesota street last Sunday. He
laid down on the sidewalk and yelled
like ! wounded bull. He was loaded
into wagon, but only to fall out back.
wards before any one could get in and
hold him down. He was however, af.
ter much ado, placed behind the bars,
andon Monday justice Baasen fined him
$40 and cost, in default of which he
will board at the hotel de Manderfeld
for thirty days at the expense of the
city.
Chas. L. Harry, an inmate of the St.
Peter insane asylum, committed sui
eide on the l4th inst. by throwing
himself under the wheels of a passing
freight train The attendants were
taking number of the male patients
out for their accustomed walk near
the hospital grounds, and when near
the railroad track Harvey suddenly
left the ranks and ran to the track and
deliberately threw himself under a
passing train and although an attend.
dant Immediately ran after him and
caught hold of him he was an instant
too late.
We are panied to learn that the
home of our good friend John G. Zies-
Ike has been cast in sorrow by the death
of two of his bright and promising
children. Mr.. Zieske has had more or
less sickness in his family all winter,
but not until that fatal disease diph-
liberia made it's appearance did the
grim visitor death step across his
threshold. His youngest boy, aged a
little over years, died last Thursday
evening and his oldest girl, aged about
10 years, last Sunday morning. {. Both
deaths were caused by diphtheria,
The sympathies of we Review are here.
with extended to the bereaved family.
The annual examination exercises at
tho Sisters school were held last
Thursday, the primary classes being
examined iE the forenoon and the ad.
vanced classes in the afternoon. A
rush of job work prevented our attend
ance but we understand that quite
many spectators were present, especi-
ally during the afternoon, and that the
examinations were very satisfactory
to all concerned. The Sisters deserve
great credit for their interchangeable en-
ergy to advance the good cause of edu.
cation and we are glad to know that
the school is now very literally sus.
tanned. The summer term commenced
last Monday.
The Democratic County Convention
to elect six delegates to the Democrat
ic State Convention which meets in St.
Paul on Thursday, May Goth, has been
called to meet at Union Hall, in this
city, on Saturday may 9Th. The vari-
Gus towns will be entitled to delegates
as follows:
Albin l, Burnstown l, Bashaw l,
Cottonwood 2, Eden !, Home 2, Loreno
2, Linden l, Lake Hanska l, Leavcn.
worth l, Milford l, Mulligan l, New
Ulm 7, North Star l, Prairieville l,
Sigel 2, Stark l, Stately l.
A new military company was organ.
lied in Sleepy Eye last Thursday even
ing with membership of Al. Upon
the solicitation of i few of those inter-
ested We REVIEW man was present to
assist in the work of organizing. The
following military officers were elected:
Captain, John G. Zieske.
First Lieut., Thomas F. Talbot.
First Sergt., G. F. Prescott.
Second Sergt., Grant Prescott.
Third Sergt., J. Hennesey.
First Corporal, Norris Fitzgerald.
Second s. Peter Noes.
The company is composed of good
timber and bids fair to become one of
the best military organizations in the
State.
i, From the Sturgis. Mich. Weekly: Mr..
John Brast, living in Sherman Town.
ship, informed us few days ago that
his feet had been 50 terribly frost.
bitten that he could hardly stand the
pains caused thereby. He happened