New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-08-06
Newhart has been at ST. Paul I'll,

s11okleWs Jays On business.
The Sons Of Hermann will give pic
mic At. the Heights on the 18th.
Blue Earth County has population
of %, 800 according to the new census.
a couple of Italian musicians dis.
coursed wierd music on our streets yes
.terday.
The new Union Block is being pushed
to completion with all possible speed.
In two months it will be ready for use.
TO go through two whole weeks of
harvest with only one binder or reaper
accident speaks well for the carefulness
OF our farmers.
Rev. Sage, an interesting speaker
from Denver, Col, filled the pulpit of
the Congregational church both Sunday
morning and evening.
The new residence Of Prof. Hoyer on
the College grounds is nearly COM
pleted. The foundation for the new
Lutheran parsonage is just being laid.
The Herman statute is now enclosed
in good subtantial building. We trust
however that it will not remain there
long, but be raised to it's proper piece
on the monument.
The LIE Sueur Sentinel says that r.
H.sEVerett threshed ten acres of winter
wheat in Cleveland township which
averaged % bushels, poor quality. The
yield Of barley is from II to &c bushels
to the acre.
The premium list of the Brown coun-
ty agricultural society comes to our ta-.
BILE. Please accept our thanks. It bears,
the Review imprint. and is, Of course, a
well-gotten up pamphlet. Fair will be
held Sept. 10, 20, 21st, at New Ulm. -
sLamberton Leader.
The accident which occurred on Min.
nesota Street Yesterday morning adds
one more to the list of reasons why cat.
tie and dogs should not be allowed to
run loose on the public thoroughfares.
An ordinance should be passed at once
compelling them to be tied up.
Mayor Pau, of Mankato, thinks he
could knock out John Lind for congress
if he were the Democratic nominee and
Baker polled 1000 votes, SO as to re-
duce Lind vote. Itappears, however,
that Mayor Pau does not expect Baker
to poll 1000 votes, as he is not a candi-.
date for the nomination. 1t is the. cur
rent opinion in Blue Earth county that
the Democrats will indorse Baker or q OF
put up any candidate at all. In either
event Republicans regard Lind's cleo
ton as sure, though they think his
chances decidedly better without any
Democrat in the field.
WRIGHT MANCHESTER, Friends of
Mr. F. A. Wright, of the Springfield
Advance, will be pleased, while sur.
prised, to learn OF his marriage with
Miss Dell Manchester. The ceremony
was performed in the city by Rev. L.
3. Nobis on Monday afternoon. Both
of the parties are estimable young peo-.
pie Of Springfield, and have hosts Of
friends in that village, WIS will take
delight in sheWerln upon the young
couple the congratulations which are
always attendant upon the entrance to
married life. Mr.. Wright is at pres
ent editor of the Advance. AS news
paper brother, therefore, we extend to
him our hand and wish him all the hap
piness that can come to mortal man.
Politics in Nicollet County are going
to be fully as interesting this fall as in
Brown County. For nearly every Of
flee there are half dozen aspirants, and
the wire.pullers will make the fur fly
in manner that will be enliyening to
every voter. For instance, for the posi-
ton Of senator there is already an Alli-
ance nominee in the person of II. G.
Randall, of Belgrade Then there is G.
r. Davis. The Republican nomination
is buzzing within his political bonnet,
and, notwithstanding the fact that he is
being opposed by the doughty ex-sena-
tor H. G. Miller, for whom the chances
to ask for office and failure to get what
he asks for nevsr comes round often
enough, he will secure the privilege
to make the fight against Randall and
the Democrats. Among the latter the
principal stir is being caused by E. st.
Julien Cox. The Judge is very frank
as to his candidacy for the senate and
says that. while he does not expect TO
be elected, he is determined to scare
the Republicans so that they won't re-
ally know that they have tided over
their own man. Whether the Judge
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