New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-03-09
The Empire and the City mills had

engineer OF the Empire Mill since it
commenced operations. has requested
the propr>etcrs to be relieved from
duty. He will sever his connection
with the mill as soon as another can
be secured to take his place.
When in St. Peter last Saturday,
Judge Cox informed us that by act of
the recent legislature the time for hold :
ing the spring term of court in this
county has been changed to two weeks
previous to the time it has been held
heretofore, thus making the time for
the commencement of the spring and
fall term just six months apart.
Capt. Nix informs us that the Ram.
soy Guards will soon be recognized
under the new militia law. AS the
law provides for only two sections of
artillery and two troops of
cavalry, it is high time that Capts.
Burg and Nix were up and doing if
they desire to come in under the pro-
visions of the new law.
Mrs. Lorenz Schneider died on Sun.
day morning quite unexpectedly and
after being confined to her bed only
about twenty.four hours. A stricken
husband and three small children, the
youngest of which is not quite one
year old, mourn her loss. She was
carried to her last resting place yester.
day.
The St. Paul Globe of last Friday
pays the following compliment to A..
A. Brown, formerly receiver of the
U. S. land Office at this place.
Ex-senator A. A. Brown, of Douglas
county. manifested his good will to-
wards St. Paul yesterday by lending
his influence in behalf of the bill for
rebuilding the capitol. He did good
and efficient work, and his energetic
and forcible advocacy of immediate
settlement of all controversy greatly
aided in securing tie victory.
The railroad was again blockaded
last Thursday morning and the west
bound passenger train got caught mid
way between this place and Sleepy Eye,
where it remained until Sunday. The
snow ploW from the west did not az
rive here until near o'clock on Mon
day afternoon, and as the pillow work
ing west from St. Peter was ditched
on Sunday and again on Monday, caus.
ing considerable delay in the opera
tons from that end, it is not thought
probable that the road will be open be-
fore some time to-day, even with the
best of weather.
The LIE Sueur County Ne,Us says pc.
titions are in circulation in that county
and are being very literally signed,
asking the pardon of George Seller, for
merly a teacher in Henle's district in
Milford. this county. He was sent to
the State prison for a term of seven
years for manslaughter. It's claimed
that there weremany extenuating Cir
cumstances about the commission of
the crime which eutitle Seller to.clem.
ency, and a strong effort is being
made to secure his pardon. The jurors
who convicted him have agreed to sign
the petition.
At the regular monthly meeting in
February of the Governors Guards a
series of resolutions were passed invit.
ing the Minneapolis Zouave Corps,
Capt. A. A. Ames commanding, to Wis
it this city at any time best suited tc
their convenience and become the
guests Of the Guards. We are pleas.
ed to announce that the invitation has
been accepted by the Zouaves, and that
our citizens will have an opportunity
of seeing this splendid company as soo1
as comfortable spring weather comes
Ample notice of their coming will be
given, and the Guards will make al
necessary preparation to tender the
visiting company a rousing reception
D. NJ. Thorp, Esq, of Walnut Sta
ton, writes to the Winona Republica,
under date Of March lst, saying tina
there is such scarcity of fuel as t.
justify great alarm. 1.-THE supply" HI
says, sis scarcely large enough to las
three days. Men of good judgmen
and firm minds" he adds, "are in thi
place each and every day that they Cal
get out from home. wondering, witt
tears in their eyes, if their familie
will be lett to freeze to death. Cor
is used for fuel, auu men have to pa
a profit to Van Dusen & Co. Of abou
40 )er cent. more than they paid to &c
that to burn, and nineteen.twentieth
of the people are now suffering NOR
than it would be to die twice over
could it be DONE"
The doctors disagree
as to the best methods and remedies
for the cure Of constipation and di
ordered liver snd kidneys. But thos
that have used Kidney-Wort, agre
that it is Ivy far the best medicin
known. Its action is prompt, thoroug
and lasting. Don't take pills, and othe
mercurials that poison the system, b,
by using Kidney.Wort restore IL
natural action Of all the organs.
Covenant.
| Jackson Daily Patriot.)
HAPPY FRIENDS.
Rev. F. NJ. Windburne, Pastor NJ
Church, Mexia, Texas, writes as ft