New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-05-09

The Missouri editorial association
will breakfast at kasota next Friday
morning. The association will then
proceed to st. Paul and other points of
interest in Minnesota.
The weather was cloudy and cold
during nearly the entire of last week.
Occasionally we were treated to
shower of hail or a snow storm, by
way of variation. It was a splendid
week for wheat, though, the farmers
say.
Maj. Young is in receipt of a letter
from Gov. Hubbard stating that by
vote of officers The Second regiment
will rendezvous at New Ulm this SCI.
son from July 18th to the 18th. This
settles Waseca's hash and we will
have no military this year, Perhaps
we may next however. Waseca Rad
icaL.
The Tribune says that the elevator
Of the Winona & St. Peter railroad at
St. Peter is being taken down and will
be shipped to Nordland, D. r., This
leaves St. Peter with only one eleva-
tor, but it is not improbable that the
citizens will take the matter in hand
and build one of their own, in opposi-
ton to Van Dusen & Co.
Ayoung, unknown man was drowned
at lie Sueur last week while rescuing
little girl who had fallen into the
Minnesota river. He had succeeded
in bringing her near enough to the
bank for her friends to grasp her with
a boat hook and bring her safely to
shore, but before they could turn their
attention to him, the man went under
and was seen no more.
The Republican, is authority for the
statement that "French Cap" of Slee'
ply Eye, met with quite severe acct
dent on the 28th ult. when returning
home from this city. The team ran
away throwing "Cap" out of his wa
gon and breaking two of his ribs. We
happened to see the start, and our only
wonder is that cap" and his pard
got home at all.
*We are persuaded that the ancient
Hermes with all the subtle art and ma
tural resources of the Alchemis lists, was
a very poor doctor compared with
Mrs. Lydia F.. Pinkham, of Lynn,
Mass. Hermes may have been after
all only a clever practitioner of the
black art; but we know there is no
humbug in the pharmaceutical chem
istry Of Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable
| Compound.
.*."No eye like the masters eye
Had Aesop lived in our day he might
we'll have added, mo popular curative
like Kidney,Wort.' All eyes are be-
| ginning to turn to it for relief from
diseases of the liver, bowels and kid
neys. Kidney-Wort is nature s RENE.
dy for them all. Those that cannot
prepare the dry can now procure it in
liquid form of any druggist.
At an early hour last Wednesday
morning Mr.. Wagner's residence was
entered by some hungry persons who
! helped themselves to all the good
things edible about the premises. At
ter their feast they filled their peck.
cts for a monday meal and quietly
decamped. Nothing else was disturb.
ed. It was evidently the work of
some hungry tramps.
The Winona Republican informs us
that three children were struck by
lightning, in that city, last Sunday at
ternoon and two of them, aged eight
and eleven years respectively, were
inst antly killed. The youngest, aged
six years, was severely paralized but
| will recover. The children had lust
reached the sidewalk in front of Their
fathers residence, MIN. Morwetz
on their way to Sunday school, when
the lightning struck them.
An attemptto burglarize the St. Pet
or postoffie on Friday night of week be-
fore last, came very near being success
full. A hole had already been bored
through the top of the office safe
when the burglars became frightened
and decamped, leaving their kit scat
tered promiscuously over the floor
The money stolen from the office anC
Snyder's store drawers and the dam
age to the safe approximates about
1925, says the Tribune.
The Tribune says quite an explo-
sion occurred recently at the MAR
hospital for insane in St. Peter. Th,
coil which conducts steam into tn,
tank for heating water for making to;
and coffee exploded, and threw thing.
around lively. The assistant cook wa!
considerably scalded about the heat
and neck, and the cooking utensil!
were spread around promiscuously
The wonder is that more of the folk.
connected with the cooking depart