New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-10-28

A runaway occurred in the upper
part Of town last Sunday. A Young
girl was thrown from the wagon and
slightly injured.
Application has been made to the
postofice department for the establish
lnent of a postoftice at Siding No. l, the
new railroad station in the town Of Mil
ford.
Persons who have been negotiating
for the purchase Of lot No. Z in Block
No. 10S, North Corner State and
Third North streets), will do we'll to
consult our advertising columns.
Sheriff Schmidt landed Aug. Bro
scheit in the penitentiary at Saltwater
last Monday, where he will learn a
trade and come out good citizens,
about four years and six months hence.
Councillor Chas. Brust, recently re.
moved to Sleepy Eye, has sent in his
resignation. The council will act upon
it next Tuesday, and, if accepted, will
then order q special election to fill the
vacancy.
A family living near Courtland vii
lage, Nicollet county, are afflicted with
scarlet fever. Five children are down
with the disease, but up TO this writing
no fatalities have been reported DR..
Berry is the physician in charge.
The Tracy Trumpet says that there
are reports about that Hon. John Lind
will be prominent candidate for con.
gress in this district next year. If Mr..
Lind should enter the field he would
make a strong candidate, but we doubt
whether he has as yet given the matter
serious thought.
FIR. Williams will to-day take posses
sion of his new quarters in the basement
Of Ruemke's new block. When every
thing is in ship-shape, Fritz will have
one of the finest sample roor1s and bill
lard halls in the city. The formal
opening occurs next Sunday, when a
fine lunch will be served. By all means
drop in and see how Fritz looks in his
new quarters.
Diphtheria has made.its appearance
in this city. Mr.. John Palta, residing
in the lower part OF town, buried a six.
year-old child last Saturday which
had succumbed to the fatal disease.
We understand that five more of Mr..
Palta's children are down with the
disease. One or two other cases are
also reported.
The city council at q special session
last Wednesday evening instructed
Mayor Weschcke to purchase forty
new globular street lamps, the gasoline
lamps now in use having to q great
extent become worthless. The new
lamps have been ordered and will be
placed in position before the ground
becomes frozen.
Mr.. VIM. Huevelmann has become
convinced that this world is nothing
without partner and, accordingly, he
will this evening be joined in the holy
bonds of wedlock to Miss Caroline
Weddendorf. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. Mr.. Albrecht, at
the residence Of the brides paf ents.
Here's our D1-, William.
For some cause or other the ladies
who were present in court in such great
numbers during the trial Of the Sellne1
case, lost all interest in the proceedings
with the conclusion of that case, al
least their absence thereafter
would SO indicate. The boys do say
that Wednesdays session was the live
LEST Of all, and not q lady spectator
present.
a Canadian named Isaac Boys, who
had worked all summer in Redw ooc
county, was robbed of his summer
wages, about 500, and two watche
worth $50, few miles north OF Forest
City, last Thursday morning. He was
e,o;nr across the country on foot, on hi
way to the pineries, when ne was me-
in a lonely place by two men and ROB
bed Of his valuables.
Mr.. R. N. Reichelt has decided t.
give instructions in instrumental ane
vocal music, in this city, and already
has formed pretty fair class Of yiolir
scholars. Mr.. Reichelt is an e1cellen
musician and we hope that he will re
ceive encouragement enoughto make hi