New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-11-07

with Just enough to Lift him ia.
Watch for the next Review and its
American Eagle.
Henry Bode and G. R. Davis get there
in Nicollet County.
Thanks! Thanksl It's all over. Now
shake hands everybody, quit talking
politics, and boom the town, it pays
better.
What's the matter with our represen-
tatiyep He's all-beg pardon, we never
shout.
Don't forget the Great Cloak Sale at
MEETINGS next Saturday.
Republican headquarters were estab-
lished yesterday in the vacant rooms
next to the Pennsylvania House.
Mrs. j. Newhart left last Wednesday
evening for Chicago, where she will
visit her sister and friends.
Mr.. ]. N. Crandall, of Chicago, was
the guest of Mr.. j. NeWhart for few
days last week.
We are indebted to Mr.. II. A. Subilia
for communicating to us the Voorhee
remarks on prohibitory laws.
A young contractor arrived in the
family of Mr.. II. Hanschen this morn
ing. We heartily congratulate the hap
py parents.
Peter j. Moe has beenIelected County
commissioner of the District. From
the Sd we have as yet no returns.
Prof. Q. Gerstenmeier, of the DR..
Martin Luther College, is quite ill with
typhoid fever.
The fight is over, and from the meagre
reports to be CLEANED at this early date
after election, it seems that the repub-
lican cause has been honored and rec
ognized.
The returns published in another col
umn are as reliable as it was possible
to obtain them at this time. They are
accurate enough to show the compare
tive standing of each candidate.
The republicans of this county have
labored manfully for their ticket and
against an opponent, who was better
organized and who, knowing that fu-
ture success depended on this years re-
suit, made most strenuous efforts to win.
The second ward registered but sim
gle prohibition vote and three for the
presidential nominees of the Union La
Dor party, the rest of the ticket for Mer.
riam and other republicans
Our candidates for Superintendent of
Schools wore their most gracious smiles
yesterday and paid many a compli-
ment to the ladies whom they were for
tunate enough to meet and cause to
vote.
The judges and clerks of election in
the Second Ward were in session after
the close of the polls for just five hours
and twenty minutes. They handled the
largest number Of votes, but on account
of numerous split tickets had an earn
est time of it.
From the returns now in our posses
sion it is eYiden5 that all old officers,
excepting r. Pfeferle, are reelected.
The contest between the latter and
Frank Burg was a hot one, and the ma
jority received by the successful candi-
date was but small.
Mr.. Burg will without doubt prove
very efficient man for the office of trea-
surer, and together with the old officers,
form an acceptable servant for Brown
County.
a young man named Robert Hager
was shot and instantly killed by the &C
cldental discharge OF gun while COM
ing to Sleepy Eye from the town of
Home last Tuesday. He was in COM
parry with Henry Beltz, who lives on the
old lbberson place, and who was COM
ing to town with a load of wheat. Ha-
ger had shot duck and was reloading
his gun in the wagon. While engaged
in doing this, the gun was discharged,
the contents entering the lower part Of
his face and passing upward through
the top of his head. He was standing up
at the time in the wagon with the butt
of the gun resting on a step and the
hammer caught in such a way that the
weapon went of.-SLEEPY EYE HER
AID.
About 100 colored republicans para
ded Jacksonville last night. It wasthe,
first sign of life after nightfall for three
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