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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-17

Ter frie9erilde 2drm uon fran5Oli
i6er uno ruiiii6er Seite lift in ben
lebten Sa9en ni6t ntebr 10 laut, tun1r=
| I6einltd neil man baour9 bic Sppo
Iition 9egen Die Ntilitaruorlnee I'M
oeutI9en Seidsta9 itdrfen mill, Die
feline @efa9r un6 feline 9totbuenoisteit
Der &ermebrun9 Der 9lrmee Suseben
luiQ. Ser SriegsminiIter uon 56elIeu=
oOrf uno 6elbmari6uu Ntoltte baben
im oeutiden Reidsta9 Reben sebalteu,
luelte Die Gage als orObenb i9ilberten
uno Der Grltere mill Der Gommiiiion,
ue1de ons Geies su berntben bat, Be
weile 9eben, tuelde Die 2lnna6me Der
Sorla9e nod Dor Beibnadten nls iebr
brin9eno erideinen lnhen uno ieoe
SppoIition beieiti9en tuerbe. gs mus
lehr 9efdbrli6 ausieben, tuenn Die
oeutIde 8ei6sre9ierun9 5u grbulunsen
9reift, I'M ben 8eidstns sefIsis gu
MAIDEN 9tber iuer tpoIte in Nnbetradt
Der 8uItun9en in 6rnntrei9 uno 8uBz
lano sic gtotbpsnbisfeit elmer Gtei9er=
ung Der beuti6en Militdrmn9t in 9lt.
reoe iteaen? NOltte iaste II. o.: p,
9fatur her Sade erbeiI6t cine balorg:
Gnti6eioun9. 8is9er tuuroe Der 5rieoe
MIR iebr mi6inm aufre9t erbnften.
Die Seritdrfung bes Seeres tUir6 gum
3rpsde Der Sernlebruns Der Grenj
menter 9eforbert, iuel9e i'm eriten Nu=
genblide 5ur Sertuenbuns tommer.
8etref5 Der 8eranttportuns fir bic un=
oermeioli6e Gnti6eiouns miifIen mir
unieren Bid nu9 5rantrei9 rpenben.
g2us Die 6inuu5luge anbelanst, iinb se=
9enfuGtti9 Hutronenbulien Die sansbarz
ten Gapiere unb 5rantrei6s 5erausfor=
oernoe 6eit6noi9e 8iftunseu siuinsen
9euti6lano 81 bun6eln unb Stalien bat
Sepafinun9 ieiner 5eitunssiperfe on
Der fran5oIilfen Gren5e auseprbnet."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-17

Die in @reenniIIe, Sub<garOlina, er.
i6einenbe beulOfrntii6e n0etus" fuirft
i9ren eisenen 8artetsenOiien bic uaer.
srO6iten Babl6etriisereien i'm Z. 5ib.
Garulinaer GOusreBbiitritt Dor. Sic
ertldrt, Der republitaniide Ganbiout,
smaus. Elm 5arbiser, fei in 8irtlidteit
nit 10000 stimmeu Nebrbeit errpdblt
2ie 9emotraten bdtten trosbem ben
oemOtratii6en @esencnnbioaten, O6erIt
elliot bineinseSd6lt. go srObe urb
9etuiTenlOie 8etriisereien tuirten bemOz
roliiirenb auf Die etsue Burtei, meint
Die ,,g1etus" unb lieBen bas sdlimmite
fiir Die freibeitli9en Snititutipnen bes
2aubes bcfur6ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-17
LGindsIanet.l

SerI6iebene 2eute in 8our6oi3 Spiun=
ibip tuel6e neuli6 in @eI6dften ii6 inl
egtrem iiibli6en S6eile nnIeres GUuntp
beTanocn, tameu iibel 6useri6tet Suriid
unb MN fra9eu ii6 Die 5urmer III mel
len Slauen bieielben ippbl aefullen lein
m0sen. Sbr Correspondent rdtb BEN
Ielben tiinItisbin uab Sermann Su ge6cn
nenn auT Dem g8e9e be9eguet man ui6t
10 oft benz Hartman" gS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-17
Wci5ua9ts=G GriGcnfe .

Ber ii9 ielbIt uber ben Seinen cir
redt niisli6es unb nu6 iebr pofIen6a=
@eI6enf MAIDEN tuin, Der fOnte midi
ueriduHcn, i'm Gitp S9ub 5tore uorSu
ipreden unb Die arUse 9lustuabf feinei
SnDpf= nnO S6niiri9ube fir 9nmer
unb Ntdo6en 5l beii6tigen, tuel9e Der
llnter5ei6nete 10 ipott6;llig pertnuft.
0ieielbeu iiuo elegant, tpoblpnheno unb
bauer6aft. Spre6t our uub ii6erSeugt
Gu6- 8m. Slee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-17


Gie unlern 9eleru bereit5 befuunt
orsanilirte Ii6 Dor etiuu ;iuei Sa6rcr
cine @eIenl6nft bebufs bes 9nuers Ell.
ner Gilenba6n, unb erlanate IN Staate
&anIas einen Jrei6rief inter bem pa
men st. 2ouis, &anla5 Gitp & Colorado
Goilroab So. Der Slon Der 9elell:
Ibnft, Die neue 8abn bur6 Die Counties
pou 5rantlin, 9ascOnaoe, Sia3e ooer
Raries uno BON oa an nTr0 ein oor
allem Gilenbn6u=8erfebr ab9eI6nittez
neg 5errain Su bauen, iuuroe uOn Der In
bieiem OiItrifte iuo9nenoen Sen0lterun9
nit sroBer Genu9tbuung nUI9enommen,
umIomebr, ba es bieB, Die Gompn9nie
rerfise iiter rieIise 9elbmittel un0 oOn
ben an Der 81 bauenben Sabn ipobnenz
ben 2anoeigentbiimern merbe nl6ts
uerlangt, als bns @e9eredt. Mit Den
Grbeiten iuuroe oann i'm lebten 6rii6z
inbre nu6 rIiti9 6esonnen, aber Der
GiienbaInfiirlt, San 9oulo, tpel6er in
bieIem neuen lnternebmen cine ge!pal=
tise GOnfurrenj erblidte, uuBte es
bur6 alIerlei 8e6tstuiTe oubiu 5u britt
gen, baB benz Ban Der neuen Sabn
ruieoerbolt Sinberniiie in Den 9Se9 gez
lest rpllrbeu, uub gar uiele 5u Der 9lnz
iift peranlnBte, baB bieIelbe iblieBli6
bod biutertriebeu tuiirbe. Sod lieB
iif Die neue Compa9nie bur6 pieIe
MiSli6teiten ui6t 6eirreu uno tdmpItc
fir i6r 8e6t nidt nur i'll Den 0cri6tS=
idlen, IonoerH aud nit pGgIiI6er Ge=
malt tuurben ale 6iHoerlIliie beleitigt,
iniolueit tein 9eridtli6es &erbot Dor
lag. so lit es oeun selun9en nnh eiucr
Saarausln9e uon elmer Ntilliuu Collars
ons Sabnbctt biz lluiuu, cine Strede
BON 60 Mteilen, Su bnueu, iuounu etlUh
80 Reilen nit S6ienen belcgt uuo III
8etrie6 iinb. God Der S1Uerpuntt
Der neuen @ompagnie iplr lid clncn
i'll Die Staot ct. 2ouis ju CT
;fuin9eu, iu6em Die gSabaib Giicnbabu-
gompnsnie, (bersn S9ifial Gan @uuIo
Ienft) ipclGe i9re @crcdtIame upH Der
oltcn &nnias Gitp & Hortbcrn crldn9tt,
Iid nbIolut iuei9erte, nuf ibrcn 56icncu
Der neucn 9nbn Die Giniubr in Die
StnOt ju seitntteu. Gum beIiersn Ser
iei bier bemerft, Dor Die
Staot 81. 2ouis, ais lie Der altcn
RnnIns Gitp & gtortbern Snbu bns
bur6 ben 5prreit Tarf &C.
tdttste, itipulirte, onB im Safe cine
leue 8n5n gin9aus i'll Die Stnbt iude, |
3 ibr seitnttet iei, bieies @eleiie ua6
elmer entIpre6enoen Gnt= |
i6dOisuns fir 3edun9 bes urIpriin9li= !
8nues, 5u benuBen SaD Guulo .
uie5 iebO6 jeoen SOri6(a9 Der iett
luuenben gompasnie 5uritd uno Die
Sa9e fam i6lieBli6 Dor Dem 8unnes=
;i6ter Sremer 5urSerbanolurg, wet6er
tun lesten Ntontas entI6ico, paB Der
leuen 8ubn mad 8eiablung entipredeuz
,er Gntl9doisun9 Die Senusun9 Der
S9ieneu Der @abuib 8abn Su geltatten !
ei. 9aB bieie GntIdeiouna allerieits
nit Der 9rOBteu @enu9tGr'r9 aui9ez |
tUmmeu ipiro, 6rauden iui: 5ier mo9f !
aum 5u beuterten. 9lu6 lit es Elm 3e= ,
uei5 bnb uniere 8unbesridter, ipetfle |
ri6t bon Der SulfssuuIt abhdngig, Die
.in5i9su iua6reu SeIfliiber unIeres @e-
iiuo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-17

Ser 0ampfer rs. SO. gSbite" tpel6er
6abrteu ;uii9en 8ids6urs unb 9eetu
Crlenns ma9te, lit Oieustns 86enb um
IL ll5r, tudbreno er nm llier in Der
@dbe pom Bupun Sarn, 60, lag, Biz
gum @aiieripiesel obsebrnmt. gs
fnmen babel ettpa go Meni6en, meifi
Sraueu rno &iuoer un's 2eben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-17

! Wiit 2anf 6ei:dt.st bas unter5ei9nete
@ouite Den @mpfaIg Der fpIseuoen Bet
trd9e iir 9tuIdlHIn9 elmer 9burmubr {:
&15.0n.-2 2tu9u,t 3egemann. = 1900
! $1O.OO.-Ggus. ,. Giten, 6ep.
| Stdrd, gSn1. Strjug, Qu9o
! Srcpp ...... 1000
| $500 gSm. &liiIger, q. ).
HrubOt. s. Sfsrer, George
Sracttlp, SU1. gfUbpu, 9lu9.
Nieper, 0t. %oei6cl, llngc-
uanut ...... 1000
$3.25. -2lug. 6. %eisHcr. 80. 3.25
S3.OO.-M. Soroau, @rnf Sru.. G.OC
81. 2.5O.-0. @ieIcde ... $50
*2.Oo.-5Us. SciIiug, ). Soels
Ter. 81 0irSd. Gon Sdud,
Sacob 3otbiufls, YbG. 6neFT-
Eer, SsU. iylubr. y. s.
Wtertens, y. y. 9tulle, o.Seu.
ling, Sr., 9Jnis 6niler, 6.
S6lenber, 6. 9taile, 6enrp
Subus, q. Gt.muelier. 49,. 5000
@Ottfr. Ban, Wtel9iur
Yuei6el, Rpb. Saum9drtner,
". Gberliu. ............ 600
S1.OO.-Gbas. 6ugger, GUurno.
Sliu9e, j. g &eniel, $. e.
S9arff, so. 7. SenIing, 6.
Gbriitmnuu, s. S6pcrsel,
8. 6. &Obpn, ,. 6. MOnnis,
g8 Monnig, 5. g8. 9tOctbc=
meper, Bob. @alter, q. 9.
g8alter, Gba2. 8immel, 6.
5. sperp, 9enrp 9ueb6e, 6.
Muusbuab, ). =. 8fuff.
5rancis Sudsu, 9D. !6oned,
g. Galame, gSm. 6sdmann,
y. S9lenner, Sr., q. 8. Sa=
fenr;tter, Sr. S. 6reDmann,
Geo. alein, 0encD S. 8ente,
). 9nn9eu0Oe-fcr. 81 aeBler,
so. 9tlIcmaun, u. S6ubert,
3aplOr Sloiu, 41. S6Hei6er,
g. 9iuitermeu, isriB 5rant,
s. 6. Meueller ......... 36.OOI
50 Gents 8. SasebuI9,
s. s.. Gbriit'l, SRI. 6. s.
Meper, 9lnto:' 9I9en, GbriIt.
Siegel, q. a. 5reuno, 5r.
8ebinmen, 5~ib Gang, SObu
MutGer, 3. G5lritenrOetb, u.
@1nosrtuertc:t @orrao g8itte,
5. Sinelnbn, Sob. .S9aums
berg, s. 9eurc, 5. S9roeber,
@bd5. :. Miar s6uub, Srib
Seoersoorf. f.......... 900
On Der 5biire i0uroeT an Ball
at-uo cinoenomIen $500. 1900
*2O2.75
2ie Aus9a6ea belieIen ii9 fir
Muif. if..........
5IrGintrittstarten, Gir=
laoun9cn MIN. p... 800.
Rnpier mo Ro|tmdrteu IS. 1915
S1S4.OOI
2ns GOmite lit Den oerren 9ruf
Sros iiir ureut9eltli6e Ser0feutli9uus
Der notbi9en 9,n5eiseu 5u 9unt per-
pTlidtet.
92eitere Seitrdge ipcrOeu uon ben
0errcn u. 6. 9cisuer uno 9. Gttmuel=
fer nit 0anf anseuommeu iuerben.
9ldtungspuL,
Oas 9omite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-17

ner gar ni9ts unssbt, aus9elprp6en
bate, otec bieiel6en 9emotraten, Die
fir Die Selbt6eitintmuns Srfnnos ii9
beiler i6reieH, perlueiseru Dem SOlfe
uon 0afOta bas 9le6t Der SelbItbeitim-
muns uu6 Der oemUtratil6e YrdIibent
bat in ieiner elIenlanseu SOti6ait tein
gort fir Die @InIde9 e9atctas. - Ger
manid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-17

Die 9ema9lin ces 9errn SoBn
5aller 519 9zStraBc in Sacramento,
Gal, lit 10 itart an 89eumntismu5,
boB Die @elenfe bid ausel6tpoIen iuareu.
ct. Safobs Def bat lie uouItdnoig
pieoer heraeitellt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-17
3tt OcrfaMicm!
Gin aItes unO bsfaHHtss ssciusef6aft

hefiEn prin;ipaIr IA alt iIne, nm easleIte Eri-
tsr;ufubrsu, tistst fplaeRets 9issnt1um biIi1
;um gcrflufF IN. so Afer hes ihSnfsn 9luces
nrrcn etra IS Nfrr nit ZEN 6sitsr @siureten
tepHaHst Fue. Icr gSGiHters 1T IN Fsitem
3ufdnee- Suf hem plase bcIEeEn iic5 eiu
srrduaIiser ser0lbtsr Stllsr, prcbbaus, ,9Spbn.
blus UUe aReere 0sbduli6feiien. Die In
tsrjei6neten rsrIauseR $500 fur tas Giatn-
Ituni, trelhs5 nur Der 4. 5bsil eerSumuis 1T
bic ne fur easItIte beidtIt bdtten. Der
Saufpreis ldIitet eEruflIs HeinfiFer, Siit
trn, aud gfsre une bic ;ur SrEauHnl he's
yauees uue SsTfrrtisuHs ess NsiHts Hstbi-
gen RGI5insTirH, APPeTats uH6 0erdtbI6df-
tGR Gin. Die SdIfts eeT Saufiummr III frfcrt
~ entTi6tfn, eas anstrt fam stsen Cider.
uus ~ prp;snt fftbeR blei6eR.
pier bistst nd cine quite 6sIrsenbeit fur
irstRo EinsR gpeinbauer ti1il in eEn SeEs
einss I4cnen GiJcutSunis ;u selanssn.
SessH Sibersm ptHse man F1 an
gSm. SarIes s. 6 o.,
SrS. II HR52 S7rHsigs, gc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-17

glunfs iinb ;u ben aGler billi9ltcI
8reiIen III bnben BEL @m. g6erlin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-17
NatiItlI,cr 8.
86deatli6cr RarftbrridJt

OCtECIotS 'WSeDI u. = 10.
/ Seoet reita9 corriert ppn Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
SSeijen. ? Nunlitdt. ... 30
gSei5en, 3. Gunlitdt $4,000. 90
gSeiSen, 4. NualitGt .... SIS
Sprn, III &ulbcn ..... 35
9eI6dltes Sort. rn....... 40
Safer. 27
Ntehl, per 5uB, 1. 0ualitdt. -. 4 20
Otebl, per SaB, ,. Nualitdt. -. 4 90
9ornmebl, per 100 &funh 100
Slele, per 100 3flno. 5000. 80
S6ipituFf, per 100 8Tunc. 60
YrDonftc
9orrisirt pon
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Gjrnrer
Die an9egebenen 8reiie iuerhen uun ben
9dnhlern meiitens im SauI9e besoblt.
Butter, per Gfunb ........l5- 125
Gier, per 0ubenn. ........ 20
Siibner, per 0useno .....1 90 2 90
@nten, per 9uBeno. ......2 5O-3 so
8dnie, per 0uteuo. ......3 500 90
8etrodnete9Iepfel ,pcrYfunb 2-25
9etrodaeteYfrIide, perSfo. "a
Sartpfeln, per Su1bel -. 800
Suie5eln, per SuIbel -. 800
&eiBe 8Obnen, per 8uibel. 75-1 90
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-17

0amcn=Ntdnte( fault man am bi(lig'
iteu BEL gSm. Gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-17

Die 9apis Nibmnidine lit nnertannt
az bis sinfo4it. u,lb bette in Der Belt.
9!ur Su Eabcu BEL q. s.
Saitnritttrr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-17

'st%V--. >
2ie Ausqa6ea 6elieIen li6 fiir
Mtu'tf. $500.
5iirGintrittstarten,G Gin
laoun9cn MIN. .. 800.
Rnpier mo Ro|tmdrten IS. 1875
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-12-17
Bic Sburmuhr.

Wiit 2ant beI:dt.9t bas unterSei9nete
@omite Den Gm9faI9 Der fplgeuben Bet
trd9e fiIr 2tuidlHIn9 elmer 3burntubr {:
2lugult 3egemann. = 1900
$1OO0.-Ggus. >. Giten, 6ep.
Stdrd Wu. S,rSpd. S1uap
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30
Til e State Auditor has sent to

The State Auditor has sent to the
several county auditors statemen OF
the law which is now in force according
to the recent tax title decision of the
supreme court. This is accompanied
by the explanation that in cases where
lands have been sold for taxes at the
sales of 1877 and since, or where as.
signments were made of lands bid in
by the State if the notice was not given
the right of redemption still exists. The
rate of interest on such redemption
Is one and a half per cent. from the
time Of purchase by the certificate hold
er to the date of redemption. The GER
tifcate holder will also be entitled tc
have the amount of subsequent delin-
quent taxes paid by him added to the
amount of his claim with interest from
date of payment Of such taxes to the
time of redemption. He also announces
that sales under section No. 101 of the
general tax law will be suspended for
the present, as there is a case pending
before the Supreme Court in which the
right to redeem from such sales under
that provision is to be determined.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30
A MinnesOtian. who has heen arOr,

A Minnesotian, who has been around
considerable, is telling the eastern PEG.
pie all he knows about cyclones. He
says that their most peculiar feature is
the singular sucking movement. Build
ings are sucked up into the clouds en-
tire, and come down in fragments. AT.
ter the great Rochester tornado far.
mer twelve miles from the town found
an uninjured marble top table in his
field. Another found very large
sheep that had come from no one knew
where, and was deposited in his yard
unhurt. The Minnesota man further
said that he had seen a board into
which wheat straws had been driven
until they stuck through on the other
side. Also be saw a plank driven
through a big tree, and piece of pine
moulding driven through a small but
ternut tree.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30
Cyclone Notes.
ternut tree

The political cyclone which passed
through this county last Tuesday had its
origin in New Ulm, and may therefore
be properly named the second New
Ulm cyclone. The damage inflicted
was considerable but 1T this writing it
is difficult to enumerate all the losses.
Various theories are advanced in re-
gard to the origin of the storm. Most
of them agree that it arose from the
southeast, and that represented the form
of q funnelshaped cloud having the
large end at New Ulm, the small end
pursuing gyratory OF serpentinc
course all over Redwood county. Lo-
cal scientists who have analysed the &C.
companying electrical phenomena, as
sert that it was akin to the fluid known
to science as Jersey lightning, and that
a great many observers were affected
by it. A few are found who believe
that the cyclone funnel was filed with
beer, while a larger number hold that
it was filled with mixture of beer and
wind
In Redwood Falls the buildings were
all standing the morning after the storm,
but there was much sympathy for some
OF the sufferers. A few county officers
elected three years ago, especially over
flowed with sympathy for those Turrell
delegates who ''bucked'' their election
on that occasion.
Mr.. Turrell was completely knocked
out OF politics by the phenomena, anG
now proposes to construct a cyclone
cave in the vicinity of his residence
and take the horns off his stock during
| the summer.
1t is reported that number Of prom
ising candidates for county offices wer
buried underneath the debris. Prob
ably some Of these will be dug out be
fore the next convention, so that n
danger exists Of a lack of candidates.
1 Several budding politicians wer
taken off their feet and carried in til
air during the storm, but it is though
that the laws of gravitation will resum
before election day, and that they wi
come down again. Redwood Gazette
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30
The two papers published at Redwood

The two papers published at Redwood
Falls-The Re1eiUe and The Ga@etts.-
devoted a considerable portion of their
space in last weeks issue to discuss the
causes that led to Mr., Turrells defeat
in his own .county.-We do not propose
to take part Ia that discussion, nor do
we think it will profit Mr., Turrells
standing, or that of his friends, to con.
tinue it any further. = To our mind the
zeal cause of Mr.. Lind's success in Red
wood County, is the fact that he is well
and favorably known there. = Fully as
well acquainted as Mr.. Turrell. The
citizens Of Redwood County know Mr..
Lind to be honest, industrious and ca
pab]e. They know that their interests
will be safe in his hands and they want
him to be our next Congressman. With
friendly feelings toward Mr.. Turrell on
the part of many of thepo, they neverthe-
less supported Mr.. Lind knowing as
they did that while MIR. Turrell stood no
chance of securing the nomination him
self his candidacy necessarily jeopardi-
zed Mr.. Linds chances of success and
for that reason they discarded all notions
of complimentary votes or conceding
the county for the sake of courtesy and
gave the delegation to Mr.. Lind as they
ought to. In so doing the farmers of
Redwood County (the farmers did it
showed good Judgment and have the
gratitude Of Mr.. Lind and of the people
of this entire judicial district
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30

The B0slea' Nachrichte1a, according to
the New York Eveniug Post, publishes
a curious article on the manufacture of
<'infernal machines in the United
States, describing minutely the vari-
Gus kinds that are in popular demands.
It says that the principal manufacturer
is Mr.. Holgate, Of Philadelphia, who
has acquired q colossal fortune in
the business, (which is carried on not
at all in secrecy, in spite Of the sharp
restrictions placed upon the manufac-
ture of these devilish machines by the
State of Pennsylvania a few years
ago.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30
Deuth of David .Davis

Judge Davis died at Bloomington Ill
at six o'clock Saturday morning. HI
sank into comatose state twelve hours
before the end, and passed painlessly a
way, surrounded by his family. The
cause of death was Bright's disease o
the kidneys, aggravated by the weakened
condition of his system, dating from The
time when he became afflicted will
carbuncles. His hours were calm anc
peaceful. The Funeral was held yester
day at 3 p. M.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30

1t is worthy of note that since the
adoption by Maine of the constitutional
amendment prohibiting the sale of in
toxicating liquors, the number of ar
rests for drunkenness has increased 533
per cent. The amendment took effect
in 1885, and during that year the num-
Der Of those imprisoned for drunkenness
was 1851, against 1920 in the year pre-
ceding. This, too, despite the fact that
IN Portland, the largest city in the state,
prohibition was never so vigorously en-
forced as in 1885. If the friends of pro.
hibition claim that the enforcement OF
the law lessened drunkenness in Port.
land, then they must admit that the
proportional increase in other portions
OF the state was enormous. These facts
seem to add another to the many proof!
that prohibition does not prohibit. -
Boston Post.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30
Patents Granted

to citizens of Minnesota during the past
week, and reported expressly for the
Review by c. A. Snow & Co. Solicitors
of American & Foreign Patents, Opp.
U. S. Patent Office, Washington, DC.
T. Scott, St. Paul, Sleigh attachment
for vehicles; o. Stevens, Spring Valley
Traction engine; G. A. Fields, Mime
apolis, Head light screen.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30

All the important Southern railroads
have changed their standard tracks
from five feet to the Northern gauge of
four feet eight and one-half inches. This
constitutes another bond of union by
which the commercial interests of the
nation are cemented. 1t required on
all the roads 1900 hands, working an
average of nine hours, to complete the
great undertaking.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30

The president is combining his vetoes
principally to pension bills. There is
danger that in his sweeping action he
may do injustice to more than one de-
serving soldier, and not save much
money to the United States, either. st.
P. Dispatch.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30
Bucklen 4 Arn;ca SalYe

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises Sores, Ulcers: Salt Rbeum,
Fever Sores, letter, chappeG Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, OF money refund
ed. Price Is cents per box. Sold by C..
l.. Roos.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CONVENTION,
Second congressioaa District

ADistrict Convention of the Repub-
licans of the Second Congressional Dis.
rtrict will be held at thetOpera House in
the City of Mankato, on
Wednesday, July 7, 1886,
at 10 Am, for the purpose of nominal
ing a candidate for Member of Congress
for said District.
The basis of representation for the
several counties comprising the Dis
trict,is one delegate at large for each
county and one delegate for every 200
v6tessor MAJOR fraction thereof, cast for
Member Of Congress in 1884. which
basis was fixed by the Republican Con.
gressional committee at their meeting
held in Mankato, May 26, 1886, as fol-
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30

The St. Paul Labor Echo has pro-
nounced for Hon. A. R. McGill for
Governor, believing him to be true
friend of labor.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30

So far, Brown, Nicollet, Redwood,
Lac qui Parle, Sibley and Murray
Counties have instructed their delegates
for Mr.. Lind.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30

Total number Of delegates 124.
Per order Rep. Congressional Com.
H. J. NEAL, Chairman.
Dated May 26, 1886.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-09-17
Emperor W Villains Special Train.
when the Emperor William travels,


err possible measure is taken 20 provide
Tor his comfort. Tie enperor's special
! les Isl asssists Of three saIoag carriages.
saEkee tad; with each other by covered
The japeri al carriage proper is
9iably hung with blue damask, and at one
..8aa there is small compartment, in
gshiah the emperor likes to stand at the
saiadow when making short Journeys. A
enall saloon next to this coupe contains a
sofa and spring seat, opposite which is
tic mperor's camp bed. Near the saloon
Ia 0l9 study. in which stands desK"- with
sgrl5ing materials, whose appearance shows
COED wear. Upon bracket above the
desk is a small model of the column Of
vietory in Berlin. Adjacent to the study
Is q dressing room, fitted up with extreme
care and good taste. A final room con
taIna two small sofas, leaf table, and
large mirror. With the emperor's OWL
carriage is a. carriage for his suite, and
this IS, or course, quite differently fitted
up. It contains five or six apartments,
each eontaininga table and two small
ceucaes. AL the rooms are connected by
telegraph with the emperor's apartments.
abe carriages are provided with gas
throughout. Pail Mall Gazette.