New Ulm weekly review., 1880-05-19

Mr.. Shott's team while standing
near the City Mill last Saturday be-
came frightened at an incoming loco
motive and before Mr.. Petermiller,
who was watching them, became
aware of their intentions they start
ed offon a run. In the endeavOr to stop
them Mr.. Petermiller became entang-
led in the lines and was dragged a
considerable distance, but aside from
having one side of his face badly
scratched up he was not seriously hurt.
After running up Center street to
MINES ota the team came to a stand.
still of it's own accord.
The Governors Guards are now re.
hearsing and will next Friday and Sat-
urday evenings produce, at UnionHall,
Mr.. F. G.. Campbell's great military
drama entitled the Sc Union Scouts.''
The play possesses many features
which makes it f:svorite with every
audience to which it has ever been
played, and we have no doubt our
theater going. fun loving people will
give the boys grand benefit on this
occasion. The company has secured
the services Of Nj. r.Capmbell, who plays
the leading part. Six beautiful tab
leaux will be produced during each
evening. For the cast, synopsis and
all further particulars see bills, and ad.
vertisement in another column.
We clip the following from the
Minneapolis department of the Pho.
neer Press: Captain Joseph Bob.
Letter, in command of the Governors
Guard, said to be the best drilled
company in the State. writes to Secre.
tary Clark that his company are de.
sirous of attending, and probably will
attend, the great Minneapolis exposi-
tion in September next. Minneapolis
will be delighted to see them, and they
may rest assured of acordial welcome. -!
The letter in question was written in
answer to one received from Secre...
tary Clark with reference to military
drill at the Fair, in which, it is pro-.
posed, all uniformed militia compa.
MES in the State shall participate.
We omitted to mention last week
that Lieut.. Jos. A. Eckstein, one of
our enterprising young men, was ad-
mitted at the recent term of court in
this city to practice law in all the
courts Of Minnesota. The examining
committee was composed of the fol-
lowing named gentlemen: s. l.. Pierce,
of St. Paul, G. w. Sommerville, of
Sleepy Eye. and John Lind, of this city,
and we understand they gave the
Lieutenant very f1attering recon
mend. All the dear boy now lacks to
fill his cup of happiness is darling
little wife, and we understand that he
is in a fair way to even crafty that
wish in the near future. 0, Joseph,
what happiness! Dame fortune does
indeed smile on you.
The Chicago & Northwestern rail.
way company have put in force a new
set of rules to govern news agents
which will give travellers relief from
their opportunities to a certain extent.
They must be clean and neat in their
attire, and polite to passengers and
others. Only one agent will be allow.
ed on each train. They will not be
permitted to individually importune
passengers, but they may announce in
a low tone, at intervals not exceeding
three times in each car, the article that
they may have for sale. They will not
be permitted to deposit papers, books,
etc., on the seats of the cars, or in the
laps of the passengers. Agents will not
be permitted to open their goods af.
ter 8 p. m. Conductors of through ex.
press trains are directed to see that
news agents do not pass through or
work the train oftener than once in
each thirty miles. On mail or accom-
modation trains they will be allowed to
work the train once each forty mile
run. Price packages or gambling de-
vices will not be tolerated on any
train.