New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-03-19

Gustav Schmidt. of Mills, Oak, ha:
1 come back to New Ulm to stay.
/ +. Meierding will move to Morgan
with his family the latter part of this
week.
Mrs. Fir. Meyer went to St. Peter last
Saturday to attend the funeral of a
brother. who died from consumption.
/ G. a Gttomeyer calls attention in an
other column to special style of Gents
white dress shirt, sold only by him.
It is something new.
The Worlds Fair committee have
settled on 1892, from April 80 to Oct.
80, as the time for holding the great ex-
hibit at Chicago
Z. 2. Hunt, of the Mankato Free
Press, has withdrawn from the fight for
the Mankato post-office. In his Mon
day paper he says he is no longer q
candidate.
The list of Minnesota cities, to which
special agents will be sent for the col
lection OF manufacturing statistics to be
used in compiling the next census, is as
follows: st. Paul, Minneapolis, Will
mar, Mankato, New Ulm, Rochester,
Winona, Faribault and Red Wing.
A private concert was given at the
residence of A. Alvin last Wednesday
evening and another on Monday night
at the home of F. Meierding by Willie,
Gustav and Bertha Schmidt. The
young folks are good musicians and
the concerts were appreciated.
The Tracy Trumpet has the following
of local interest: Mr.. Swanson, of New
Ulm, has been visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Herman Setter, for the past two
weeks. During this time he has SUBJ
mitted to several operations, performed
by DIR. Ferro, for TIE removal of nazal
polypi. He reports himself wonderful
" benefited by having these tumors
taken away.
At last, the step which has been urged
from time to time by the Review has
been taken. A citizens meeting has
been called for tomorrow evening at
Turner Hall to discuss the possibility
Of securing better railroad facilities.
This begins to look like business, and
| we would mite with all others, who
believe in building up the town, in urg-
ing the attendance of not only every
voter in New Ulm, but of the farmers in
the vicinity OF the city as we'll. The
matter is one that concerns all and is
of Importance 10 everybody. Let the
meeting therefore be a large and rous-
ing one, ana let it have the tone of a
cstise'ss' and not q Chicago & North
western gathering. The Time is not one
for dallying. If we are to have new
road at all, the season is ripe for action
and not mere uasnae0ns,ag talk.
Miss Abbie La Plant died at the Lome
OF her sister, Mrs. DIR. Berry. last Sat.
urday morning of acute congestion Of
4 the lungs, the result of IN attack Of the
grippe. She had been we'll until the
Thursday previous, when, unbeknowr
to the rest of the family, she left thu
4 house for couple of hours and con
! tracted a severe cold, which resulted il
hel sudden and unexpected DEATH Sh,
} was thirty-six years Of age, and for tn.
past seventeen had lived with the fam
t lily OF DR.. Berry 70 these. who will re
greet her death, although it was reall,
a blessing, considering that she wa
never strong in mind, we extend on
sympathy The funeral was held fron
$ the house yesterday afternoon and til
t remains deposited in the city cemetery
: whittier they were followed By larg
j concourse..of the friends of the family
The special term of court for hearin!
: bill of exceptions and for arguing TO
, | u HCW sGItdt LOT VllIla III Rose. the Luf
J. Kin murderer, was held before Judo
: Weber last Wednesday. Only fe,
y minutes were occupied in settling tn
case and in preparing the bill of error
: and post of the day was spent on tb
r motion for a re-hearing. WV. Erwin
the great criminal lawyer, appeared TO
3 the condemned man, and extended hi.
argument over exactly four hours. II,
t lreviewed the evidence, took up witness
after witness. compared their tes
5 timony, picked out every minutes
point that didn't hitch with the &C.
cusation of guilt, and wrung all tina
was possible from the written report Il
make it appear that Rose was innocen
and that be had been unjustly. deal
| with by the jury that convicted him Of
| the most heinous Of crimes. He spoke
Il fuently and at times with fine axnres.