New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-10-03
Republican club meeting to- night.

Meeting lO-ulg
Mr.. Andrew Tauer mourns the loss
OF his eldest daughter, two years old,
who died last week, Friday.
T. The Eagle Roller Mill Co. has
engaged a private watch-man, and we
understand that our business firms will
do likewise.
Mr.. Henry Schriefer, the carpenter,
welcomed an infant son to his household
week ago yesterday. We send our
congratulations.
The New Ulm Sportsmans Club
meets next Sunday at Hunters Rest.
All members are requested to be pres
sent.
Attorney J. NJ, Thompson, of Sleepy
Eye, tended to business in this city
last Monday. Hereports Republicans
stir in his section.
A two months old child of Mr.. George
Becker, of Redwood Falls, died last
Friday, and was buried in this city last
Saturday.
Have you seen the progressive Sam
pier at G. L. Roos' Drug Store? If not
then go there at once, invest nickle
and see the machine work.
The New Ulm Fire Department held
its regular monthly meeting last Mon
day night. No special business was
transacted. T..
The regular session of the Common
Council took place yesterday evening
Full proceedings will appear in our
next issue.
II, Died, Mr.. Jos. Lindmeyer, of the low
er first ward, last Saturday. Deceased
was a resident of this city for only a
few years, having come here from the
old country.
A sixteen-year old daughter of Mr..
Peter Simmet, of Lafayette, died of con-
sumption last Friday night, and was
buried in this city last Sunday. The
bereaved have our heartfelt sympathy
for their loss.
A suspicious character prying around
the depot-quarters, and discovered on
fthe roof of the grain-elevator of the
~ Empire Mill, was chased away, but not
recognized, by an employee, on Monday
evening.
The House bill making the Agricul-
tural Department an executive depart.
ment under the control of a secretary of
agriculture has been passed by the Sc.
nate, with the section transferring the
weather bureau TO the new department
struck out.
The Personal Rights Advocate, the
official journal OF the Personal Rights
League, with headquarters at Chicago,
" has come to hand, and persual of it's
pages convinces US that the cause of
this order, which will be made a per-
manent and national one, is just and
worthy of support.
''One of the leading democrats of
Mankato made the statement a short
time ago in New Ulm in the presence
of several witnesses, that sister of
Eugene Wilson, the democratic candi-
date for governor, and a millionaire
widow lady of Minneapolis, had put in
the democratic campaign fund'the sum
kof thirty thousand dollars to make her.
brother governor of the state of Mime
Sofa There is Doodle for you.'-
SPRINGFIELD ADVANCE.
Judge Weber has rendered his de-
cision in the Winona and st. Peter
Land Company's tax matter, which
case was tried at the last term of court,
in this county, and which as our read
ers will remember. was in regard to the
back-payment of taxes on lands owned
by the Winona and st. Peter Land Co.
The Judge holds that with the excep-
ton of few tracts on which mistakes
were made in the publication of the
! tax-list, the lands of said company i'll
sthis county are liable for all taxes, pen
Aalties and costs, as claimed by the
county.
While the fre-engine was stationed
at the cistern near the Empire mill last
Mondap forenoon, the engine-room of
the mill was all of sudden ablaze. The
firemen present of course Immediately
extinguished the flames, and suppose
that sparks from their engine lit the
room.
In this connection we would ask the
engineers of the steamer if it would not
be a profitable move to cover the smoke
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