New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-06-11
Sheriff Block was up from ST. Peter

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Friday on business.
A. Blanchard has improved his resi-
! dence to a great degree with q new
coat Of paint.
Henry Rolyes is the happy father o.
a bouncing baby boy, that arrived il
his home last Saturday.
Julius Krause has moved into his
new residence at the corner of Broad.
way and 9th North St.
The old warehouse on the Lauden.
schlager lot has been removed and
work on the new building commenced.
On Friday Judge Weber rendered
his decision on the motion for a new
trial in the Bowen-C Collins case. The
motion was dismissed.
Archbishop Ireland will deliver the
address at St. Peter on the 4th. Its
also probable that w. w. Erwin, the
great lawyer, will speak.
A farm near Tracy was sold recently
to an English syndicate for $115, 900,
The farm consists of FIVE sections of
land with all necessary improvements,
Wallace & Anderson's mammoth cir
Gus is billed for New Ulm for the
Goth of this month. Get your shekels
ready, but lookout for takirs and con-
fdence men.
Those who were up between four and
five o. clock Friday morning were per-
mitted to see it snow in June. A SINH
lar occurrence may not be noted in these
parts again for years to come.
A. r.sBehnke is now acting as. assis-
tant superintendent Of the Tracy divi-
sion. during the absence of:Stewart, who
is now east on a.visit. Everything glides
along smoothly, and Behnke is proving
himself in every way equal to the dis.
charge of the superintendent duties.
The advertised letters at the post
Office for the week ending June Z, are
addressed to Polna johnson, Frank
Ritter, w. Cutlin, Joseph Muckel, Min
ME Schmidt, Abelina Samuelson, F.
E. May, VIM. Simmann, John Singer,
Fred Kirchner, r. u. McBurr, Herman
Mathews and John Thomas.
Lamberton now has representative
of the Schleuder family to look after it.
time-pieces and jewels-E. R. Scleu.
der. Our. Henry Scleuder has neph-
ew in the jewelry business at Spring.
field also, and jeweler brothers at New
| Ulm, St. Peter, and numerous other
Southern Minnesota points. The
Schleuders in the jewelry business are
almost Numerous enough in this sec
ton to form trust of their own
Redwood Gazette.
The New York World gives an &C
count of a public dinner, which was
rendered to the explorer Stanley il
London on tho 3Oth of last month anc
which was originated by Henry S. Wei
come, a nephew of DR.. Welcome, O.
Sleepy Eye. Mr.. Welcome is getting
to be prominent man among the
Americans of London, and the dinners
and receptions which he gives from
time to time to the "big ones" are al
ways elaborate affairs. He expects
to visit his relatives here in the course
of month or so,
M. E. Mathews, of Marshall, stopped
off at New Ulm for short while las
week, while on his way home from
visit to the national capital. In tn,
Marshall Messenger he is reported a
having said that, after witnessing tn,
farce and humbug of congressiona
speeches and congressional loafng ant
the inconsequential nothingness of four
| fifths of our representatives as compared
with the few statesmen and ring.lead
ers, who control the little fellows, b,
had lost all desire of going to congress
as a member of the lower house.
The Supreme Court has rendered !:
decision in the Murray County county
seat case, in which it affrms the judg
ment of the lower court. and deems tn,
election, transferring the county-sea
from Currie to SlaYton, to be valid. Tn,
court however settles one very import
ant point in its conclusions. 1t hold
that the certificate of the county boar,
of commissioners, as to what signatures
if any, are improperly on the peti
ton, is final and conclusive and tn,
court has no power to review the deter
mlnation of the commissioners, rs thu
law does not give it the right to consid
er the evidence on which the commits
sioners acted. The determination Q
the board in this regard, at least in tn
absence of fraud. is final and beyon,