New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-04-28

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!. A. r., of this city The date for in
pection has not yet been fixed, but it
viii no doubt occur the first half Of
lay.
We understand that Jos. Schmid,
'rother of sheriff Schmid, has received
n appointment as route agent in IN
lie Sans mail service. Has he aban-
loned all hopes of succeeding Mr.. Mo
n the Sleepy Eye postoffice?
The Herald is of opinion that the two
It. Peter policemen, though weighing
40 pounds jointly can out run any two
nen in New Ulm in 100 or 200 yard
ace. We have no inclination to dis
'ute our neighbor.
Prof. H. A. Subilia has commenced
he instruction of class of fourteen on
he cornet. The boys got together for the
irst time lastSaturday evening and when
hey began the ''toot, foot, toot," the
natives in the vicinity of the scene of
The rehearsal bolted for their cyclone
cellars.
The preliminary examination of ALT.
Lee, for horse stealing, terminated last
Friday and resulted in his being bound
over until the fall term of court. The
horse which he stole from his father
and then sold in this city has not yet
been recovered, and probably never
will be.
At meeting of the New Ulm Lodge
Sons of Herman held last Friday even
ing it was voted to hold a grand picnic
in the Hunters Rest on Sunday, May
%, 1886, for the benefit of the Herman
Sons monument fund. Further par
ticulars will appear in next weeks Re-
VIEW.
The many frien DIS of John Grimmer,
register of deeds, will be grieved to
learn that he was Frustrated last Friday
with severe attack of hemorrhage of
the lungs. At this writing he is slow
ly on the mend, but still very weak
from loss of blood We hope that he
NAV soon be around again.
The Review says that the Goth ami
versary Of the organization of the New
Ulm Turnzeglingsverein will be cele.
brated next Sunday evening in Turner
Hall. Col. B. you do not mean to say
that this long named thing is to be all
celebrated in one night, do you?-St.
Peter Herald.
Yes, and they did it quite successful.
ly too.
This has been the warmest Apri
ever known. There was a warmer
spell in April 1882, but it lasted only
from the LIST until the Sd. Sergean
Lyons, of the U. S. signal service, say!
they have no record of the continuance
of such a warm spell in April. Th'
five days terminating last Wednesda,
were warmer than the latter five day
of last August.
A weather bulletin from the U. S
signal service predicting local storms
for Minnesota and Iowa, was conspicu
ously displayed in the postofice Frida,
morning. The bulletin said the storm
might not be "cyclonish" in their ma
ture. but it warned the people to be o.
the lookout. AS the weather was I'M
dergoing a change about that time
the bulletin scared number quit
badly.
The four tramps liberated from th
jail at this place Thursday mornin,
went direct to Sleepy Eye and Their
stole some packages of cigars from a
express truck at the depot. The thief
was soon after discovered and tn
thieves and their stolen booty wer
found under some box cars near tn
coal house. After nights lodging i
the Sleepy Eys cooler the QUARTET
were permitted to continue their jour
ney west. They are bad lot and ca
pable of committing depradations {
the worst kind.
The Herald says that Fred Wagner
a young man about % years of age
living seven miles northwest Of Sleep
Eye, accidentally shot himself in th
arm on Monday Of last week. He Wa
out in a boat shooting muskrats, an
in some way his gun was discharged
the shot taking effect in the uppe
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