New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-05-19

day, May 31st. The Springfield Post
will be present and participate in the
exercises.
Mr.. NJ. Gratz is constructing a large
building on the corner of MINI. and
Third South streets. He expects to
have it ready for occupancy sometime
during the month of June.
Memorial Day, May 3Oth, will be OBJ
served by Hecker Post G.. a. R. of this
city as has been customary the last few
years. A meeting Of the Post was held
last evening to perfect a programme.
Mr.. Jacob Klessner, Jr., of this city
has been drawn as grand juror for
the June term of the U. S. district
court, which begins in Winona June
9TH. Mr. M. Jueneman has been drawn
as petit juror for the same term.
The New Ulm City band starts west
next Monday, giving a concert in Slee-
Ply Eye that evening. On Tuesday
they play at Redwood Falls, Wednes-
day at Springfield, and Thursday at
Tracy. We hope the boys may have
successful trip.
The annual inspection of Co. A End
regiment M. N. g., of this city, occurs
next Monday evening at Union Hall.
Every member of the company should
be present. as the annual allowance for
the company is based upon the number
present at inspection.
The Second district Republican Con-
gressional committee meets in Manka-
to next Wednesday to fix the day,
place and apportionment Of the Con-
eressional convention. Senator S. D.
Peterson of this city is the Brown coun-
ty memhec On the committee,
The annual funniest of the Minneso-
ia Turner's occurs this year in Mime
apolis, beginning June II and continu-
ing to and including June goth.
New Ulm will send a team to contest
for the prizes, while hundreds will 90
down to participate in the festival.
The premium list OF the annual fair
Of the Brown County Agricultural So
cia>y vii! be published this week. 1t is
an illustrated pamphlet of thirty-two
pages. Fifteen hundred copies have
been printed and the fair will be adj
yertisetl us it never has been before.
During the year 1885 there were
treated at the St. Alexander's hospital
AZ patients. During the same time the
Sisters in charge of the hospital nursee
81 patients in private families. Since
january lst 81 patients have been
brought to the hospital for treatment.
This is quite good showing for the
hospital.
John Lind created roar OF laughter
in the court room at Redwood Falls
last week by dryly asking Hon. .. 3.
Turrell, who had been drawn as ju-
ror in the Alexander murder case, what
his occupation was. When the laugh.
ter had subsidized Mr.. Turrell replied
Il have been trying for month OF
more to establish that I am q farmer,
but Mr.. Lind has been trying to estab
lish that am not.
Chas. Lueth will accept our thanks
for copy of a late issue of the Kansa:
City Pyesse, giving q full account OF the
devastation wrought by q cyclone il
that city recently. According to the
Presse, the sad calamity at the Lath
rap school house was caused by thu
steeple falling on and crushing in thu
roof which in turn crashed through in
to the school room underneath, bury
ing the hapless children under tn
shapeless mass.
AIr.M.B. Haynes, a civil engineer resid
at Mankato, was in the city last weel
making arrangements for the publica
ton Of fine Autographed map OF Brow
county. He has made the map bust
ness specially and last year got up al
excellent map of Nicollet coun
". Mr.. B. Juni is now max
inc a canvass Of the city and if tn
number Of maps subscribed for in thi
city, Sleepy Eye and Springfield war
rant the undertaking, work will be be
gun by Mr.. Haynes at once.
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