New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-02-01

N New Ulm, Jan. 80, 1882:
3S0 ResolUed, That the teachers of our
400 schools be and the same hereby are
authorized to suspend from school all
12k tardy pupils who often come too late.
II or miss school altogether, until the
II President of this board authorizes their
~ ~ admittance to the school again.
90 90 Attic dawning of 1882 public opinion
q was that mother Shipton ives left, but
33 no! according to Hartford article
&C Mother Shipton reckoned her year by
90 90 the old style which will extend the
20 year with its prophesied calamity till
the oath of March. Two months more
. of awful anticipations. Where ignor-
inne. ance is bliss, it's folly to be wise.
Major Strait has just succeeded in
ad at passing House file No. 1872, being bill
Ger for the relief of Marcel Altman of
West Newton, Nicollet county. The
bill now goes to the Senate, and the
3edv prospects for its speedy passage by
that body are good. Major Strait de.
serves credit for bringing CHS bill to
aings passage at this early day.
rgest ->-
A so-called investigation of the
trichina9 cases at Minneota, in this
p'''"' State, has resulted in the discovery
gwen that the disease was generated in
the hogs by diet of rats. But if the
use of rats as food generated trichino-
~ o ,"t. sis, would not the entire Monaghan
,rs ' race of mankind have been swept
from the face of the earth ere nowq--
r p Vinona Republican.
e on Under the title of 'sthe Yellow Rib.
'ters. boil society,"" the "Old Maids''-they
prefer that name-of Syracuse have
dress formed an organization s'1or the good
Chi. of the community and the social en-.
sure joyment of the members They have
placed themselves in communication
,,,o, with the Bachelors Club of this
A city, and the boys now expect to have
mme more fun than ever.
Among the list of new patents, re.
hap Gently issued by the patent office at
Jung; Washington, We find that Herman Mil.
" .re Ter, CT CORTLAND, has been awarded
patent for an improvement on sulkv
plows. The patent is said to be yerv
ked' valuable and we hope that Mr.. Miller
at z may realize largely from it, MrM.Mul.
Inc len of this city is also interested in the
$ the invention
the
On Sunday, the 22d ult., purse of
+,ou VIII was made up by the Catholic con.
n he gregatlon in this city for John Bush,
yrup the oldest settler in the State and at
rms. present resident of St. Peter. The
'''A0' money was, on the Tuesday following,
hoo, sent to Mr.. Bush by Mr.. F. l.. Randall
.pan. and the old gentleman was very highly
,rner pleased to be thus substantially re.
rress minded that his New Ulm friends have
odge ''o' 'o' so''en "''o'
We sec by the Public Spiru that as
soon as the weather will permit, the
Com. Union Hall at Mankato will be ex.
omen tended back forty feet, and large
many stage mt in IN aooor,,oa,+, 49,
all 'Aoo''o VIC IuS"
~. of business thrown upon 1t by the de-
struction of the Opera House. Mr..
Hl.nmelman deserves the ommend a.
'"e tlon OF the citizens of Mankato in 80
ese' happily solving the question, "what
,ho. shall be done for larger hall?''
N course OF four lectures have been
arranged at Sleepy Eye, under the aus.
pieces of the Sleepy Eye Temple of
is of Honor, No. SO. The first lecture will
d he be given by Hon. A. Gray, of iowa, at
, the Harmony Hall, on Friday evening.
dis. Feb. Sd. Subject--"The Living Is
r the sue.' Mr.. Gray is said to be a star
riate among the stars of lecturers and no
one should fail to hear him. Tickets
for the entire course of four lectures
ct'on are only so cents.
xo'.
out The Winona & St. Peter and Dakota
10 oe divisions of the c. & N. w. railroad
ns' are now provided with additional IA
,ea2 cilities for paying off the army of EN-.
ployes. special car has been fitted up
and R. B. Langdon appointed assistant
nent pay master. The new paymaster and
ring his elegant car passed up the road last
ball Friday, and the railroad boys were
Feb. made happy with bright and shining
any. ducats.
con.
rand A petition has been circulated among
our business men praying that the ex-
press Office, which is now located at
his the depot, be moved up into the
IS us business portion of the town. AL.
though we should be sorry to see Nj.
70. l Hsideman lose his position of express
1t it. agent. it cannot be denied that the
Y, so ofsca .hon1d ha located .o,nowhora IN
have o.'>s ~ .0S''.1>1 -. $500 : ~. -,
ling. Minnesota street. AS u IS now, smau
some packages cost almost as much to be
niles brought from the depot ne the az.
lilly, nraas con,,a,,v s, ,r.a. for hr,n.,ro
soft 80 s,l :. -. s. ). ~.