New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-09-26
Mrs. Henry Goetsche Of Sleepy Eye

the editorials intended for this issue are
left oyer for next week.
The County Commissioners were il
session last Monday, attending to schoo,
district business and other matters.
Contractor Ochs has seven stoLe-cut.
tiers working in dressing stone for the
courthouse front.
Mayor Mason, of St. Peter, was
among the Nicollet County guests, who
took in the fair, last Sunday.
Editor johnson, of the St. Peter Her.
aid, democratic nominee for the Office
of representative in Nicollet County,
called on us last Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Schuyler, of Mime
apolis, accompanied by her little daugh-
ter, is the guest of Mrs. John Haun-
stein.
The State Railroad and Warehouse
Commissioners were in this city yester-
day. They called at the Review Of
flee.
There will be no Church service in
the Congregational church for the next
two Sundays. Rev. T.. Nobis has gone
east, visiting.
An aunt of Mr.. Andrew J. Eckstein,
Mrs. Anton Pirath, ofMankato, accom-
panied by her husband and children.
was in the city since last Saturday and
returned home yesterday morning.
A cable-gram received here yesterday
morning, and dated Bremerhaven, Sept.
25th, $40 A. M. informs the friends of
Rev. Alexander Berghold and Dr.O. c..
strickler that these gentlemen have
safely crossed the sea.
The republican rally at Turner Hall
last Thursday evening was a well at
tended and interesting affair. Mr.,Huff-
cut was an eloquent speaker and the
arguments he advanced in favor of re.
publican doctrines were attentively list
ened to and appreciated. Especially
was his treatment of the tariff one de-
serving of praise, and his quotations of
historical facts in connection with dem
ocratic policy were fair.
The special agent of the St Paul Fire
and Marine Insurance Co. is in the city,
and has sent for an expert to Judge the
amount of damage caused by the burn
ing of Mr.. Mullen's residence Messrs.
Ochs and Mullen have appointed Mr..
Gerhard Schapekahm to estimate the
damage, and he will confer with the
other appointee.
There is a rumor aioat that Ed Paul
sen will run independent for the office
of Representative. Just how this will
affect the campaign in the county can
not at present be estimated, but it
strikes US as though Paulsen's possible
running will add more spirit and pos.
sibly amusement to the scene.
While Mr.. Ernst Koch, accompanied
by his hired man, was driving down
Centre Street yesterday noon, one of
the tugs on the harness became loos-
ened, causing the horses to run away.
Mr.. Koch jumped out in front Of Mr..
Katz's house and was severely stunned.
He was carried into the house, and
medical aid summoned, which pro.
nounced him as not injured. He soon
recovered conscience and feels we'll.
The driver was dragged from the wa
gon at the corner of Minnesota and
Centre streets, where the team ran
against a lamp-post and halted, but was
not hurt.
In reminding the New Ulm Post"
that we would not hesitate in defending
ourselves against the accusations direc.
ted against us, we hardly expected to
be dealing with a just and fair opponent,
and were therefore not at all surprised
to see that organ attack us personally.
In fact this was the only course open
for pursuit by the Post, as we had
presented arguments and facts which it
could not deny, since the public had
silently watched the controversy and
passed its verdict unfavorable to our
opponent.
We are very sorry to have been forced
to speak aught against a paper to
which we have on former occasions Of
ten contributed literary miscellanea,
and will henceforth. since the editor of
that paper persists in attacking us per-
sonally, since he therefore damages the
good name of that paper, refrain from
directing our arms against it, for we
would not for moment be guilty Of the
accusation that we have hurt the good