New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-02
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I. Mrs. Strickler and Mrs. Decline re
turned from their Minneapolis visit Sat
I urday afternoon,
Attorneys Tawney of Winona and
Knappen of Minneapolis were in town
yesterday.
4 Jueneman, who has been serving SEN
tence at st. Peter for bastardy, has Sc
cured a discharge.
/ Mr.. Clark, who will put in the basket
works at this place, has interested him.
self in similar enterprise at LIE Sueur,
and the probabilities are that he will
succeed.
August Schwartz, who was taken
from the town of Home to the Insane
Asylum at St. Peter last week, attempts
ed suicide since his arrival there by bit
ing one of the veins of the wrist. He
nearly succeeded and is still .ve.y weak
from loss of blood.
Prot. John Schaller arrived from Cape
Girardeau, Mo-, last week to accept a
seat in the faculty of the DR.. Martin
Luther College Of this city, and to take
charge ola number of the collegiate
and seminary classes. He will occupy
the old Doehne residence.
| There are now five cases Of typhoid
fever in various parts of town, all of
them genuine. The physicians give as
the cause for this unusual prevalence,
the dryness of the weather and the con-
sequent lowness of water in the wells.
A week s rain would be the best rene
dy.
The A. F. and A. NJ, of this city,
visited the home Of Martin Penning in
the town of Home last Sunday and
helped him to celebrate his fftieth
birthday anniversary. The guests
were most royalty entertained and
with one accord they will hope for
many returns of the annual event.
i August Schell will commence next
spring the erection of a three story brick
building on the lot now covered by the
hardware store of j. B. Arnold. The
building will be so by 80, with double
front, and will be the handsomest bust
ness block in the city. The plans
will be prepared by Herman ANIME OF
Germany.
; Passengers from the east can now
come through from Kasota to this place
on Monday mornings. Arrangements
have been made by which the freight
arriving here at Cos a. m. will carry
them. The freight train going east at 1:1s
on Sunday nights will also carry pass
engers as far as Kasota. This will en-
able persons to travel Sunday nights il
going to or coming from St. Paul
Heretofore these trains have only car
ried passengers between New Ulm ane
Tracy.
t New Ulm is out again with q remon
e STRANGE against Sleepy Eyes second pc
a tition for removal. In regard to thi
i we don't think it necessary to say much
e believing that those who signed TO
1 New Ulm last time will do so again
Z We would only urge the people to Civ
s it their careful and thoughtful consider
alton and not neglect to put down thei
> names. The defeat of the remover
: should be so decisive this time as t.
o prevent them from ever again bringin.
= up the obnoxious question.
y It will be remembered that durip.
). the first campaign over the county sea
o question, the enemies of New Ulm en-
e deavored to secure signers bv teIlin,
if the farmers that New Ulm was tryin,
e to buy their signatures with whiske,
d and cigars. Perhaps those stories ha,
It an effect, for they are trying to worS tn
e same dodge in the present fight. Tha
d | it won't do in most instances is demon
t strated..to us by story that has recentl,
It come to our ears. It goes in this way
e young man fron' Sleepy Eye. in com
n pany with another, went into Sigel an,
y endeavored to induce his father to sigl
r his petition. Failing in every argu
h ment, he finally settled on this old ant
. notify chestnut It was enough. Tn
t old man became decisive, turned bacl
3 the young mans coat and, pointing tc
d q bottle of spirits, said, Look! VIVA
0 you would accuse others of doing, 20,
8 are guilty of yourself. No, will no
$ sign. Go!''
l The new probate code, adopted BY
Z the last legislature, took effect yester
: day. October 1st. In most respects The
law is good one, but there is one pro
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