New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-11-11

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there is birth in the family, and $500
for twins. Eek. Such company would
son bankrupt in this city.
At the regular business meeting of
the Turnverein last Saturday even
ing it was decided to organize a
musical section, to be composed of Ia
dies and gentlemen, members of the So
ciety. Prof. Reichelt has been engae-
ed as Instructor.
We are sorry to learn of the severe
illness of Mrs. Werner Boesch, who has
been confined to her room for over
three weeks with nervous prostration,
the result of bad fright at time of the
Tyrone. Herrian rumpus. She is now
conTalescing, we are glad to say.
lhe west Newton correspondent of
the st. Peter Tribune says that on Sa-
turday, 31st ult., the conference.-the
old'child of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wal
ter fell into the we'll and was drowned.
The child had been left in charge of
two older children, but had wandered
away from them.
Henry Wellner of Lafayette, Of whose
severe Hines with diphtheria we made
mention in our last issue, succumbed to
the'fatal disease last Friday morning.
Deceased was "a years Of age and great
ly respected by all his acquaintences.
Mrs. Wellner and her son Frank are
down with the same disease.
Attorney General Hahn decides that
when a justice of the peace or any Of
ficer has warrant for the arrest of a
criminal, it is his duty to obey the law,
and he should receive compensation
for fees and milage, whether he cap
ture the criminal or not, provided the
attempts at capture are made in good
faith.
The walls of one of the Mankato Lin.
seed Oil company's warehouses gave
way Friday and the greater portion of
$4,000 bushels of fax YVES spread upon
the ground. The warehouse is Il total
wreck, and can not be replaced short
of $4,000 to $4,000. The fax got wet,
and the total damage will not be less
than $4,000.
An engine and couple of cars were
derailed on the Eagle Midi spur track
one day last week. Whenever Hot
finger takes the spur fer a trip up
town'he spreads the rails so far apart
that the next engine passing over it
always drops through. Standard gauge
will not do for a oad-gauged man
like Hottinger, hence the frequent ac-
cidents en the spur.
Out of e6 applicants for the position
of special teacher in our public schools
not one came up to the requirements.
Possibly two might answer in an emer-
gency. Many Of the applicants are UNI
questionably able scholars in either one
Of the Languages, but not one has mas
tered both. 1t is our opinion that the re-
quirements are too great for the salary
offered, hence the ablest English-Ger-
man educators cannot be induced to
bid.
'tMuttersegen' (mother's blessing)
drew a large and appreciative crowd to
Turner Hall last Sunday evening. The
play was produced in an excellent
manner, all the actors having master
ed their lines unusually well. Miss
Ida Mueller, in the role of Maria, dis
played remarkable talent for fine act
ing. It was really too bad for Pierrot
(Gust. Fischer). after he had gone to
50 much trouble, to get SO badly left in
the end. He certainly deserved bet
ter fate.
The first number of the Redwood
Falls Reveille is before us. It is an.
eight column paper, replete with local
news and spicy editorials. Politics the
paper has none at least not just yet,
It starts out with very good advertis-
ing patronage, which places the paper
on paying basis from the start. Be-
tween the words ..Redwood'' and IRE
veille' is shown q fine view Of the
falls Of the Redwood river from which
the village derives its name. The Re-