New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-03-23
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.

NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
The first express train since Jan. 25th
arrived at Bird Island on the l4th inst.
Don't fail to take in the Silver Cor
net Band concert aud ball next Sunday
evening.
The official statement OF the city 8
finances will be found III another col.
umn Of this weeks REVIEW.
A new local freight tariff, the same
al in use by all roads in Minnesota,
won't into effect on the Winona l. St.
Peter road last Monday.
Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea,
Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach and Bowel
Complaints, cured by DR.. Bakers Pain
Relief.
The Governors Guard has drill meet.
ing every Sunday afternoon. Members
will please take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
Tho Sioux City railroad was on last
Thursday opened as far as St. James.
West from there the road is still block
AIDED.
A severe snow and sleet storm in
southern Wisconsin and Northern Hi.
nois last Saturday delayed all eastern
mail until this morning.
W. Hsuenstein was confined to his
room several days last week with rheu-
mat'sm, and, we are sorry to say, his
symptoms are no better at the time we
60 to press.
TO RE1r AND For SALK.--Several
good farms TO rent, and fsrm lands,
both Wild end improved, for sale.
Apply to J. Nevhart, New Ulm MINI.
April 1881
BY the March apportionmsnt Brown
seunAy receives the sum Of 81, l01.20;
osing forty cents for each scholar on.
rolled in tho county. Nicollet county
receives Sl,1d2.00; and Redwood Co.
9487.a0.
james Tolen. the Marine wife MUIR
derer, committed suicide in the St. Re.
ter insane asylum last Saturday night
by twisting one end of q sheet which
be tied around his neck and drew it so
tightly that he choked to death.
The officials of the Northwestern
railway say the blockage of their road
has cost them in cash about 100000.
West of Sleepy Eye not a dollar has
been taken by the company since the
first of the year.
The law supplements which we
send to our subscribers today is a val
liable work and should be preserved
for future reference. The laws are
numbered and indexed, and in addition
thereto, will be found an itemized
statement of the appropriations of
the last legislature.
Chas. Brust's family met with little
fright last Sunday while out riding.
The team became unruly and started
to run, but before any damage was
done all the traces became unlocked
and the inmates of the sleigh were
left standing in the street unframed:
The runaway horses were headed off
near the hotel and caught.
The people of the town Of Transit,
Sibley county, do not take very kindly
to the NJ. l. St. L. r. r. The question
of issuing bonds to the company to
have the road pass through the town
was decided adversely by vote Of 81
against the proposition to Is votes for
it.
The Silver Cornet Band will give
their grand concert and ball at Turner
Hall next Sunday evening. That the
entertainment will be frst.class,
the programme in another column
gives convincing proof, and it is Ger.
tainly hoped that on CHS occasion the
boys will be accorded ronsing benefit.
The family of John Neumann was
bereaved last Sunday morning by the
loss Of their little son William, aged
one year and eight months. The child
FIRST had light attack Of diphtheria,
but was subsequently taken down with
It's kindred disease membranous Group,
to which tho little fellow succumbed
on Sunday morning.
The St. James Journal Is reliably
informed that the report that farmers
in the west end Of Watonwan county
wore ont Of fuel and we're burning
their plows, reapers, &c., Is untrue and
without foundation; nor is such state
of affairs likely to exist in that section.
The deep snow has caused inconveni-
ence, but all have lived comfortably.
Mr.. r. Fischer's COW which has been
missing for eight: days was yesterday
found under the planning mill. Why
she had crawled under the mill is be-
yond comprehension, unless it was in
quest Of shelter froma storm. She
was alive when found, al though too
weak to walk, and had to be hauled
home on sleigh. Several days of good
feeding will no doubt bring her around
all right.
ELa1N. (ILL.) DAILY LEADER.]
The subjoined opinion, we perceive,
is by j. A. Daniels, ESQ.,, Of Messrs.
Stogdill & Daniels, attorneys. La Crosse
Chronicle: Sometime since, was at
tracted with pain in and below one OF