New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-06-04

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give q Schleifenkr@nzchen' or neck
tie ball at Turner Hall on the 18th
Do not fail to read the court proceed
ings in another column. They are Of
interest to every resident of the county.
The rife shoot standing for last Sun
day was as follows: Chas. Brust, John
Lila, I, Mueller, A. Hagberg and A.
| Brandt.
The Grand Lodge Of /. o. o. f. is in
session at St. Paul. A delegation Of
several from New Ulm are in atten-
dance.
Jos. Diepolder has been appointed
census enumerator for Lafayette, Gott-
lieb Arndt for CORTLAND and D. M.
Hall for Ridgely and West Newton.
The City Band will give concert
and ball at Union Hall next Sunday
evening. The band has secured plenty
OF new and good music and assure the
patrons of the ball a pleasant time.
The children of the Turner Sunday
School held picnic at Hunters Rest
last Sunday. Quite a number of old
people also participated. and an entov.
able time was spent by all present.
J. B. Schmid came down from Spring
field Monday to take the prisoner
Dempsey, who stole a coat at Sleepy
BYE, to Saltwater. Dempsey has been
sentenced to two years at hard labor.
Frank Hanft and Robert Scherer, of
the Minneapolis University, and Allie
Scherer,of the Mankato and Ida Hers
and Minnie Pfaender, of the Winona
Normal, are all home for the summer
vacation.
The western conference Of Minneso.
ia Congregational churches will con-
vene in this city next Tuesday and re-
main in session three days. A large
number of ministers are expected to be
present.
Owners Of cattle should. be careful
about letting them run loose about town
after dark or at any other time for that
matter. Hereafter all cows found on
the streets will be promptly taken Up
by the pound-master.
The county convention to elect dele
gates to the Republican state conven.
ton, as will be seen from notice in
another column, has been called for
June oath. As this brings the date at
the most convenient time for the far
mers, we trust that every voter will take
an interest in the matter and attend
the caucuses.
corn doctor, who has been doing
business here the past few days, was
arrested on Friday on the strength of a
letter from the sheriff at Rochester, ask.
ing the sheriff here to hold certain
corn doctor. who had committed grand
larceny at that place The Rochester
authorities arrived Sunday morning,
only to find that they had got hold of
the wrong bird.
NJ. Anderson. nephew of C. w. A.
Krook, of this city, died in Sweden on
the 18th of last month. The Young
man visited here for several weeks last
fall and at that time took sick. He was
examined by DR.. Stricken, who pro-
nounced it quick consumption, with the
assertion also that the young man could
not live over six months. St. Paul ply
sjcians denied this, but still advised
him to take trip to Europe. He did
SO, and after short and severe illness
died.
The editor of the Post doubts the con-
stltutionality of that portion Of the GEN.
sus law, which provides that every man
must tell the enumerator whether he
can speak English or not Seems to
us that man who can thus urge his
readers to refuse to conform with a sin.
gle feature of the law. for the violation
Of which there is q heavy penalty, must
either carry with him good deal of
gall or else a profound and thorough
understanding of the law. We are in
clined to think the latter, and we would
advise him for his own good TO quit the
empty field of Journalism, and devote
his attention exclusively to the ex-
pounding of the constitution. Should
he do this, we would not be surprised if
in few years we should hear of him
as being '.yudge Of spreme kort'' or
something of that kind.
It has long been an open secret that
the mortgage Indebtedness of the coun-
try is fast growing to proportions, and
figures show that the criticism of the
existence of this evil has not been too