New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-11-21
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.

G. w. FL HEIDEMANs A gent
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Roos, son, last Wednesday, evening.
The Review sends its well-wishings.
The st. Peter water.works are CON-
pleted and our neighboring city is cele-
brating.
We are sorry to chronicle the death
OF an infant child of Rev. j. G. Albrecht
which was buried last Sunday.
Thursday, Nov 10Th has been desig-
mated by the president and governor as
Thanksgiving day. Get your turkey
ready.
An infant daughter arrived in the
family of Mr.. August Kiesling, of La
faYette. last Saturday. The Review
sends its congratulations.
The Mankato republican rally last
week drew large contingent from this
city as from other places and The re-
publican cause was of course highly
honorud.
Peter Herian, the ice dealer, has quite
a stock OF ice vet on hand and wishes
to dispose of it at very low rates. The
same would be just the thing for els
tern water.
DIED. Mr.. John Goreis, for years
resident of this city, and who had been
ailing for the last summer, died last
Friday. He was buried from the LII
theran Church on Sunday.
Tom Bowen, contemplating the setter
nal fitness of things and finding con-
ISOLATION in the beautiful weather, says:
Thank Heaven there is something
to be thankful fora Democrat, say
we.
Tariff Tracts, congressional speeches
and political reviews are for sale by the
ton at rock bottom prices at this office
Call in early and getthe best selections
100 copies for a cent. Democratic
tracts given away by the Printers Devil.
Probate Judge Brand received official
notice from the Hospital for Insane at
St. Peter that Elizabeth Coon, Anna
Christina Peterson andAugustS Schwartz,
admitted from Brown Comfy, were le-
gally discharged from said institution
Nov. 18th.
Henry Rolves, the. stable keeper at
the Mulverhill livery barns, fell from
the hay-loft last Saturday and under
meath the feet of horse, which kicked
him on the head and leg and severely
hurt his left hand. Rolves is about,
however.
John CORES. who was found guilty
of manslaughter in the first degree at
the fall term of the Redwood County
District Court. held at Redwood Falls
last week, was sentenced to an impri.
sonment Of six years and six months.
AS our readers will remember he is
guilty of the death of ] ohm Rosenkranz.
The Wizard Oil Concert Co. finished
its successful concerts at Union Hall
last Saturday, being well satisfied with
The patronage given them. Before
leaving the city slight difficulties arose
on account of the forced resignation
from the company of a member and
the voluntary leaving of two others.
According to the .scow ordinance
all owners of COWS must keep them con-
fined so as to prevent their appearance
on The streets and public grounds. Ever
since the first of this month the ordi-
nance has been inforced by the pound.
master, and many half dollar passed
into his hands,
Mr., George Boock, lately returned
from Waseca where he had been en-.
gagged with the engineering crew of the
St. Paul and Southern Ry. Co, informs
us that his entire work for said COM
pany has been for nothing inasnuch as
the corporation consists of fraudulent
organizers, who have till now failed to
pay the surveyors, with whom Mr..
Booek worked.
Daring thieves entered the stable of
Louis Poehler at CORTLAND between
the hours of seven and eight last Thurs
day evening, and took therefrom span
of work horses and new and complete
harness Both of the horses were geld
ings, one light brown, the other of a
grayish white color, heavily built and
unshod. The state offers 5000 bounty
in a case like this, and Mr.. Poehler in
formed us that he will give 800 to the