New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18

pie to New Ulm and every business man
ought to assist in giving them a vel
come.
1t. Bischoff, for twenty years a
member Of the Chicago police force and
for seventeen years a Lieutenant on the
same, has retired from the service and
last week spenta few days with his New
Ulm friends.
The quarterly meeting Of the Agricul-
tural Society was held last Saturday
afternoon at Turner Hall. Farm topics
and agricultural subjects were discussed
and enlarged upon and the meeting
made very interesting These meetings
of the society are beneficial and should
be more largely attended
The Dispatch Of Wednesday has the
following: New Ulm Lodge No. 81, o.
D. Il. s., filed articles of Incorporation
with the secretary of state to-day. The
officers are: President, William Gebser,
vice president, Oh. Hauenstein; record
ing secretary, julius Krause; financial
secretary, Wenzel Schotzko; treasurer,
| John Belm
The New Ulm Roller or City Mill
captured the 1st premium at the State
Fair this year for the best barrel of pat
ent -four made from spring wheat.
The first premium last year was also
won by New Ulm mill, so it would
seem that New Um in her milling in
dustries isn't compelled to take back
seat for anybody but on the contrary
knocks 'em all.
Mrs. F. Grebe met with an accident
Sunday morning which might have, had
not timely assistance interfered, result
ed in death. In some way she had fall
len over chair, breaking blood vessel
IN the arm. and when first noticed she
was lying on the floor in an unconscious
state from loss of blood. DR.. Berry was
quickly summoned and arrived Just in
time to check the flow and restore her
to strength. TWAS a narrow escape.
| The pearls that were discovered in
the river here were sent off for exami.
nation and F. M. Whitney has heard
from his. It was valued at 1926 but
had it been round, instead of flat and
irregular on one side, it would have
brought ten times that amount. With
out question there are pearls in
the river here and genuine ones too.
At LIE Sueur they have been searching
for them and the result is that many
specimens have been found. 4.
A hearing was held before Judge
| Weber last Friday on demand for a
| change of venue in the Bowen Collins
case from Nlcollet to Brown County.
JOS. Eckstein appeared for the defense
and E. St. Julien Cox for the COM
/ plant. The demand was made on the
| ground that the only defendant living
in Nicollet county. Lamberton, had
since died and that both of the other
/ defendants live in Brown. The motion
ton was denied however as the statutes
provide for just such case and the trial
will be held at St. Peter in December.
The people Of Sleepy Eye suspect a
New Ulm spy in their camp. What does
this mean? New Ulm has nothing of
the kind abroad to arouse fear. and it
cannot be more than the vision of the
conscience stricken schemers, who are
afraid they will be found out Treach-
cry is never suspected except by the
treacherous and only wrong-doers will
dread wrong of others until they have
witnessed it. New Ulm has no spys and
fears none from the other side. All
Sleepy Eye is welcome to our town to
study our ways and watch our every
action.
| A shooting incident, which might have
been more serious in the effects, occurred
to couple of New Ulm boys last We'd
nesday. JOS Teis and Fir. Schulz, who
are in the employ of Theo. Mueller
were out hunting squirrels that day,
and while the latter was watching a
squirrel in the tree above, the gun,
which was being loaded by the former,
accidently discharged its contents and
sent the bullet through the left leg OF
young Schulz. He was brought to town
and had the wound examined. It did
not prove to be very serious, as the bull
let had passed through the leg without
striking the bone, and he will soon re-
cover.
The balloon ascension and parachute
jump from height of 1000 feet at the
county fair next Saturday will draw