New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-05-29

OF Eden, had his leg fractured during {
runaway last week. He is now under
the care Of Sleepy Eye surgeon.
The Globe is authority for the state.
ment that Prof. Sanders, of G.. A. Col.
lage Of st. Peter, has resigned his posi-
ton to become one of the faculty of the
Lutheran college of this city.
Adolph Setter, of this city, has pur-
chased the Vetter House at Winthrop
and will go into hotel business at that
place at once. Winthrop may be as
sured of a first class hostelry.
The city band concert for next satur-
evening will be postponed on account
of !. the Billy Marble entertainment.
The one given last Saturday was large
~ attended and enjoyed.
DR.. Alfred Mueller took his departure
on Monday evening for Switzerland.
He was accompanied by Joseph Janka.
The doctor wishes US to state that he
regrets not being able to see all his
friends before taking leave, but desires
taking this method of bidding them all
farewell.
A grand ball and gymnastic exhibi.
ton will be given. at Turner Hall on
Sunday evening, June 9th. The enter
tainment is for the benefit of the class,
which goes to Cincinnati, to compete
for prizes in the funniest, and all
should turn out and give them a good
house.
J. F. Crowell has now fully opened
up his photograph gallery in the new
Rudolph building. Your attention is
called to his new ad. and you are in.
vited to call and inspect his sample
pictures. Mr.. Crowell is here to stay
and he intends to do none but the finest
work.
August Scheu has awarded the con.
tract for building the new road from
his brewery to Hunters Rest in two
sections to two different parties. The frs
section, which includes the culvert, was
let to Nagel & Schaefer for $780,
and the second to Peter Gag for 5000
There were a large numbe:: of bids fol
the work but the two given were the
lowest.
Billy Marble, the clever comedian,
began a weeks engagement at Unio1
Hall on Monday evening to a crowded
house. No comment is necessary as
Marble is we'll known mere and during
his absence of several years he has los
none Of his old time popularity. II
Solomon Isaacs, the opening play, he
showed himself still able to entertain
and was greeted with continued rounds
of applause. The company are here
for all week and every body should Sc
cure reserved seats early. 1t is wei
worth your time and money.
A telegram was received here yester
terday announcing that the juries il
both the Holden and Rose murder case!
were still out and had as yet come tt
no agreement, the jury in the latte,
case having been out since Friday
Court which was to have convened herr
yesterday was opened by Clerk George
but adjourned owing to the absence o
Judge Weber. It is not known whel
he will he through at Redwood ant
court will adjourn from day to da,
until b. arrival.
We have received notice from Bake
we'll & Mullins, of Salem, Ohio
that the statue of Hermann, which
is now being cast, will soon b.
completed. The monument will be
massive one and some idea can b.
formed of its size, when it is known tina
fifteen tons of clay will be used il
modelling and that when finished it vii
weigh four thousand pounds. Th'
foundation and pedestal for the monu
ment are not yet completed and tn
lodge here should push the work in or
der to have them ready to place tn
statue upon its arrival, which will b.
in the course of few weeks.
Company A held meeting Monda,
evening for the purpose of takin,
active steps towards reorganization
The names of some fifteen new recruit
were presented and the boys feel en-
Outraged enough in this to go ahea,
with the movement. New names ar
being added daily and regular night.
drills will be held until next Tuesday
the night for the regular meeting, whel
| those, who have shown themselves de
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