New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-11-20

n 1Ae eAterIor Work on ScheLS new
storage building is completed.
/ Congressman Lind leaves for Wash.
ington tomorrow. His family will &C
company him.
The younger members of the German
Methodist church have organized Y.
r. S. of G. E.
Congressman Lind agreeablY enter
tanned q number Of his young gentle.
men friends last evening.
The News says that j. g. Mayer,
formerly of this place, has opened q
jewelrY store at Winthrop.
Correspondents Of the Review should
endeavor to send in their matter on
Monday. We cannot accept it later.
John Storch, Of this place, now work
ing at St James, fell from building.
% feet high, on Monday and seriously
fractured his arm.
| A Mr.. Wychman, of Sanborn, is at
the hospital in this city, receiving
treatment from DR.. Berry for badly
crushed ankle.
Changes in the Springfield papers
are not novel occurrences by any means.
Thomas Wilson has now purchased full
control of the Advance.
An infant, child of Franz Bauman's.
of Lafayette, died on the 18th, and one
of Simon Bertrand's, of West Newton,
on the 18th.
The Rose trial IS progressing at Red
wood Falls, jury having been selected
under a special venire. w. W. Erwin,
the great criminal lawyer, is on the de.
tense.
We would call the attention of the
Review readers to the change that has
been made in the ad. of Frank Kuetz-
| ing. He always offers new features
and new bargains.
Work on the new city well was re.
sumed on Monday, after weeks stop
for lack OF necessary pipe. It has now
reached the depth of 21O feet and is be-
ing drilled through a hard layer of
rock.
The exact amount of the tax iudg.
ment paid by the Winona & St. Peter
Land Co. to Brown County is $42,453,-
49,. No apportionment has been made
as yet, but only certain towns will share
in the distribution. 1t is fair estimate
to say that Mulligan with it's school dis.
tricts will receive in the neighborhood
OF 81, 900, while the towns of Bashaw,
Stately, and North Star will also obtain
good slices. Burnstown, Albin and
Leavenworth will each receive a fair
share, but Stark only gets few tracts.
It is claimed by certain parties that
the burning Of Svenske Torgeson and
his wife in New Sweden last week was
cold blooded murder beyond doubt,
and that the perpetrators Of the deed
were none other than the famous des-
peradoes known as the Williams gang,
who murdered the Coleman brothers,
sheriffs in a Wisconsin county eight
years ago. They have bee-- seen hang
ing about st. Peter of late and it is
thought that they kept den inManka-
to.
The ladies Of the Congregational So
ciety will hold Fair sometime during
the first week of December. The fea-
lures will be the same essentially as of
that held last year, dinner and supper
being served throughout the afternoon
and various articles of useful and or
namental character being disposed of to
the visitors. The ladies feel very CRATE
full for the liberal patronage of the New
Ulm people at their last fair. and are
laboring hard to merit it at the coming
one.
Although the Sleepy Eye removal
| petition does not contain the name of
Veritas, the missing link is made up
by the double and, in instances, triple
appearance of the signatures of some of
the leading and moving spirits Of our
neighbor town. The curious document
also shows up the names of over three
hundred people whose names did not
appear on the first list and who to all
appearances are neither residents nor
voters of this county. The Sleepy Eye
remoyers are working their case in a
| very mysterious way.
This week New Ulm circulates a
withdrawal list, and all those who
signed the Sleepy Eye petition, who
have since seen the folly of their course,
should correct themselves at once by
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