New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-09
The city council holds an adjourned
session this evening.

1t tried very hard to rain yesterday, -
but the attempt was signal failure
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will do the spread eagle act at the =. -,
Fourth of July celebration at Madelia - -
July 9Th. ~
Herman Richards was arrested at s
Peter Saturday on the charge Of al :.
tempting rape on q 6-year-old girl llv- ~ -,
ING in Kasota.
We understand that lightning struck
and destroyed a barn in the town OF
Leavenworth last Friday afternoon. bu, 49,
particulars were not forthcoming. -
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The grandest military encampment sp
ever held in this State begins in this ly
city two weeks from to-day. By all
means turn out and see the sojer boys
Mankato's street cars have arrived clf
and all that now lies between our neigh go
bors and complete happiness is a track, TO-
and they propose to have that in short IN
order
A regular old Texan sand, or rather so
dirt storm swooped down on New Ulm de
Friday evening. From short distance w.
it looked as though the whole city was 10
on fire. he
Company a and the military band
had an enjoyable picnic in Schell's
grove last Sunday. The band turned RI
out in uniforms on this occasion for the cit
first time. M
The annual fair of the RedwoodCoun- ~
Agricultural society will be held Sept. ~
22d, 2Sd and 24th. A new race track no
diness for the fair. 'A
Persons contemplating attending the II
funniest at Minneapolis next week es
should notify either Mr. C.Gebser, MIR. ne
E. Hers, or Mr.. A. Held. Excursion or
rates have been secured. ne
The Sleepy Eye Democratic clubs :"
banner was flung to the breeze last
Wednesday in honor Of the Presidents tr,
marriage. And yet there are many M
Democrats who keep insisting that da
Cleveland is not one of 'em. TO
1t appears that ALI. Gurley, the young ~. ~
man accidentally killed at Tracy Sun - -
day before last, was one of q party of So
movers, on their way from Wisconsin y,
to Dakota. It's the same old story-a :.
loaded shot gun left caressly in wag- -
on.
The Herald says some Teller has a Jc
rope stretched over the Minnesota river R:
at St. Peter and is practicing rope walk nc
ing with q view to joining circus as soon TO
as he has made sufficient progress. He
has small tent and lives in it at night,
and does all his own cooking, and ap- =
pears to enjoy life very much. 1e
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Some one must have been showing the w
queer in Tracy previous to the Sher. in
man House fire last fall The Trumpet n
says several counterfeit gold pieces or
have recently been found near the ruins, it
q ten doller gold piece when sawed in b,
two was found to be gold platinum, thin al
ly covered with gold plate. of
Mr.. Bernhard Marschner, proprietor
of the Cottonwood Wooden Mills, comes -
to the front this week in q new ad. Far
mers having wool to be carded or man =,
ufactured into hannels or blanketings -
should entrust the work to Mr. Marsch-
ner. He is an expert workman and his
mill is now fitted out with the most I'M in
proved machinery. Read his adj in en-
another column. co
Station agent Heideman informs US -
that the road master of the Winona &
St. Peter division of the Chicago & 80
Northwestern railroad passed up the -
road Monday distributing safety guards -
which are to be attached to the switch
frogs and other man traps where man ~ ~
is liable to meet injury by having his ~ -;
foot caught. Very commendable. r.
St. Peter Herald:-W. w. Rounes- W.
vile is either an inventor or has one do
employed in his service, for he} has q to
new invention in the shape of travel at
ing elevator, With this new invention.
they can put 100 bushels of wheat in a
wagon and drive to the elevator, and bv
a crank attachment the wheat can be IN
unloaded in a very short time. 1t must 1n
be seen to be anDreciated al