New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-03-15
NEW ULM REVIEW, WEDNESDAY MARCH IS se2
About the wickedest runaway that

About the wickedest runaway that
we have seen for some time was par
ticipated in by George Schneider's
colts, last Monday morning. They
went tearing down MINI. street in
grand style, with George poised on the
reach pole Of the wagon and holding
on to the reigns for dear life. He
kept them in the middle of the street
until he succeeded in bringing them
up standing; but how in the world he
managed to keep from falling off the
wagon and do such excellent work be-
sides remains yet to be explained.
Referring to the two cOmmunica-
tions in the last issue of the Sleepy
Eye Herald, from Springfield, Aug.
Westphal, the chairman of the board
of county commissioners, wishes NC
to say that the fault for the delay in
the matter of the completion Of the
Springfield and Manderfeld bridges
lies wholly with the bridge company,
and that if the gentlemen had inquir-
ed of the proper persons they would
have been informed that the bridge
company alone was responsible for
sending up imperfect bridges. AS
soon as the new sections to lenghthen
the columns of the Mallder.
field bridge arrive, the workmen
will return to this county and at once
complete the Springfield bridge. The
delay has been just rs provoking to
the county commissioners and the
brige company as it has been to the
people, but after the mistakes were
made there was but one way to rene.
dy them, and that required time and
patience.
Express agent Heideman informs US
that after April first express packages
will be delivered twice each day.
Themessenger when making the rounds
for the purpose of delivering express
matter will also pick up all packafes
to be sent off, giving his receipt there
fore. The messenger will, in addition
make the rounds twice each day one
half our before train time for the pur,
pose of picking up express packages
and merchants and others who pa
tronlze the express company will be
supplied with a show card, which
when hung in window or in front OF
che door, informs the messenger thai
the person displaying the card has I
package for shipment aid at once calls
for same. All packages should BIZ
we'll done up and properly marked
with the name and address of the sen
der as we'll as that of the person fol
whom the package is intended. I'm
der this new order of things the agent
has but about twenty minutes to til
the packages, hence, in order to gel
them off on the first train, il
is necessary that his instructions bf
fully complied with.
The following are Vennor's pre-
dictions for the remainder of March:
Third week-Cold and stormy gen
orally, with heavy snow falls. Colo
dips east and west, Lower Provinces
(St. Johns, N. B., and Halliday, ant
in all likelihood snow or rain anC
blustery weather as far south ,,s
Washington, D. c., with abrupt change
| OF temperature.
The 18th and 18th may not be par
ticularly stormy days. Cold weather
in the Northwest this week.
Fourth Week -Blustery and stormy
weather and snOwfalls in many sec
lions west of Chicago and westward
| about entry of week, on Goth or 2ls,
days.
Milder weather on and after the
22d day, with rain and sleet storms OF
frequent occurrence in most sections
Wet weather south and east.
After the 26th-Snow storms prob
able to westward and high winds
through Canada accompanied by heavy
snow and raintalls, particularly about
the 2Sth and Goth. The month, how.
ever, will probably close generally
mild, with indications of a calmel
period.