New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-10-10
Mr.. S. D. Peterson returned home
from Dakota last Thursday.

Mr.. S. D. Peterson returned home
e from Dakota last THURSDAY.
The rooster announces victorious
votes and don't you forget Crone's
Overcoats.
&Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. William Rock,
q son, last Saturday. We congratulate
the happy parents.
John Lind, accompanied by Mrs.
Lind, returned from Washington last
Thursday morning.
Where, oh where, is the pump? We
mean the one ordered for testing the
flowing capacity of the we'll.
fYou wish good ADVICE, consult a
philosopher; he will tell you to buy your
coats at Crone's Clothing Empori-
UNI.
Reports from ali over the state show
the fendish work of incepdiaries, and
as yet no decisive clue has been OBJ
I tanned to unfathom the mystery.
Z. Me- Kenna, treasurer of Waseca
\ County, was found guilty of non-feas-
( ance and mal-feasance in Office, and his
Ia successor appointed. The defaulter is
! >sSlargc.
b Oscar Erickson interviewed is conf
4 dent of carrying the county, inasmuch
ii as his canvass has shown him favorable
Il results and marked opposition to his
II opponent, whom the simple fact that he
u is railroad man, will beat.
ID DR.. J. B. Welcome, Of Sleepy Eye,
was in the city yesterday on profession
M al business. The doctor is as usual en-
\ joging lucrative practice, but ill odd
al moments takes an activeinterest in pol
y itics. Republicans will this yearstand
manly by their guns, says he.
IA The New Ulm Republican Club held
n its regular meeting last Wednesday and
IN welcomed into its midst the following
4 republican candidates, who briefly dis
AZ cussed the political situation in the
t$ county, which according to all reports
II is favorable to the party, Messrs. Oscar
II Erickson, of Springfield, Geo. W. Som
erVille, of Sleepy Eye, Peter Dahl, of
E Linden.
\ Mhe announcement in our last issue
/ that Hon. Green B. Raum is to speak
ID here on the 18th. inst. has been hailed
with pleasure by the republicans of the
county, and Spring field and Sleepy Eye
4 folks will probably come in a body to
listen to the able and renowned orator.
/ Mr.. Lind will speak at the same time
/ and thus are we assured OF a double
4 4 treat. Let everybody republican, or DEM
II ocrat, turn out and be convinced.
gB J. II. Ackermann, of Carver County,
~ was not SO sincere after all in his de-
II Isaociation of the manner in which
ah Merriam was nominated. He refused
8h to serve on the State Central Commit
Ak tee, as will be remembered, but cheer
fully accepts nomination for repre-
sentative by a republican convention
4h which heartily endorses w. r. Merriam
for governor. Oh consistency thou art
N jewel!
III Next Tuesday Miss. Helen Blyth, the
n American actress, will appear at Tur-
liner Hall, under the auspices of the
lE Turnyerein. ''Miss Blythe combines as
ian actress the perfect symmetry and
aBay96 the French school at acting, with
added strength of the Saxon. Her
TART is characterized by vigor which
.8neyer intrudes itself, and polling which
fneverdeteriorate into mere prettiness.
ftShe is a dramatic diamond. Her genius
tkneeds none of the fortuitous aid which
iisehance or wardrobe extends. "-Indian-
Journal.
The state law in brief says that the
ballots shall be written, printed, or part
Nv written and partly printed on plain
white paper. The ballot shall have, if
I5brinted, caption in one line, in black
'Sr4k and plain type, known as great
15fSnIser Roman condensed capitals, and
khe names of the candidates must be
Drinted in plain type, with letters OF a
Uniform size. In cities of over five
thousand inhabitants separate ballot
boxes and ballots mustb be provided for
- he state, judiciary, county, legislative,
congressional, city, and electoral tickets.
Ind on the state ticket must bel printed
Slhe amendments, which are; TO article
of the constitution by adding thereto
II new section in relation to freedom OF
markets, yes or no; to section u Of ar
hole i of the constitution, for the pro-
e AZ, 5ofE ,aY,