New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-07-10

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have it taken off and that they will sign
the remonstrance.
LATE NEWS ITEMS.
The Chatauqua assembly is in session
at Waseca.
Edmund Rice. the veteran congress
man. is seriously i'll.
E. p. Freeman, of Mankato, has been
appointed receiver of the government
land Office at Marshall.
The old green two cent stamp has
been done away with. The next one
will be red. pretty red
s.In God we trust. All others must
pay down. . is the unique aud sugges-
tive heading of certain eastern news
paper
Another English syndicate is max
ing 3 second attempt to buy out the
Touring mills of Minneapolis. 1t isn't
very likely that they will succeed.
The copy of the premium list of the
sixth annual fair of the Southern Mime
sofa Live Stock association has been
mailed to US. The list is large one
and the premiums high. The fair will
be held August %, 90. 30 and 81.
Hon. A. c. Forbes, one of the promi-
nent attorneys of the state and a repre-
sentative in the legislature died at his
home in Marshall last Tuesday. He
made creditable record while at St.
Paul last winter and was one of the
ablest men in the house.
The suburbs around Chicago have
voted TO be annexed to the great city.
This adds 100000 population to Chica-
go and the city now claims 100000
people. If she keeps on adding suburbs
she will soon cover up. New York for
size, and leave St. Louis small western
town.
$4,000 were assigned Minnesota by
the general land office, available for
surveys during the new fiscal year.
Dakota and Montana each get S25, 900.
$1o0,C0C is appropriated for perfecting
the surveys of the Sioux Reservation.
but will not be available until after the
treaty is ratified by the senate.
An interesting feature of the Chatau-
gus Assembly at Wasecs this year will
be q joint debate on the Baconian The
DRY between Ignatius Donnely, of Min
nesota, and Wallace Bruce, of New
York Whether Ignarius proves Bacon
to be the real auther of the plays or
not, he will certainly make it hard traE-
cling for the other side of the house.
A bus team at Mankato ran away
last Tuesday and a lady passenger, the
only occupant. in attempting to step
out was thrown to the ground with such
violence as to kill her almost Instantly.
1t was discovered that she was Miss
Theresa Burke, school teacher from
Sibley, Iowa. who had been visiting a
friend in Faribault.
There is q possibility that BuIow. the
Little Falls murderer, may yet escape
the gallows. His lawyers have plan
which bids fair to save his neck, though
imprisonment for life will be the alter
native In his trial he was allowed to
plead guilty of murder in the first de
gree, when the law provides that plea
| OF guilty cannot be accepted for any
greater ofense than murder in the Sec
ond degree. We believe he is receiving
the worse punishment in life sentence
to imprisonment but it is strange law
that prevents q man from pleading
guilty to an offanse he knows he is
guilty of.
Henry Cabot Lodge, in his Life of
Washington, makes this pungent re-
mark: There are people to-day, not
many, luckily. whose families have been
here for 25o years. and who are as ut
terly un-American as it is possible to be
While there are others. whose fathers
We're immigrants. who are as intensely
American as any one can desire or i'm
agIne The truth ought to penetrate
the thick skulls of the ..America for
Americans shouters who are periodic
ally getting up asecret society designed
to do away once and forever with for.
eiggners. Who is an Americana Any
honest man who comes here for per
manent home, who leaves behind him
all old world politics and preiudices:
who adapts himself to the customs OF
| the new world and Loyalty works to
maintain and uphold the republic.
What does it matter whether he was
born IN Sweden or Scotland or Germany