New Ulm weekly review., 1890-07-30
Il. Rasmussen, teacher Of gymnastics
n Minneapolis, is here for a few days

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The lawful season for chicken and
duck hunting does not open till the 21st
of August.
Mrs. John Cronin and son, of Vino.
ma. were the guests last week of the
family of NJ. Leary.
George Hilmer, the Lafayette school
teacher, has gone to Sioux Centre, Iowa,
to visit with his brother.
Rev. G. J. Sage, of Granite Falls, will
Ill the pulpit of the Congregational
church next Sunday.
Jacob Klossner and Jos. A. Eckstein
were over at Winthrop yesterday on
business. Mr.. Klossner also went to
Excelsior.
Miss Whitney, who has been visiting
with her brother, Frank, departed for
her home at Baraboo, Wis, Monday
evening.
Rev. f. L. Nagler, d. D. lectured at
the German M. E. church last evening.
Mr.. Nagler is president of the St. Paul
German college.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Mueller after a
weeks visit with relatives in this city
returned to their Milwaukee home yes
terday. They were accompanied bv
MIR. Philip Gross.
The messenger boy Of the great West
ern Union Telegraph Company now ap
pears on the streets in Uniform. Through
the kindness of the wealthy monopoly
he was compelled to pay for it himself.
The Mankato Register claims to have
it right from the Democratic eriddle
that Baker, the Farmers Alliance can.
dldate, will be endorsed by the Demo-
Gratis. The Register says: Baker made
pigeon stool of the Alliance from
which to jump the back of the Dem
ocratic horse.
Several of our exchanges call atten.
ton to the fact that new counterfeit
ten cent piece is said to be in circula-
tlor which so closely resem bles the GEN
uine that it can easily be passed. 1t
differs from the usual counterfeit in
that genuine silver plating covers the
German silver which forms the body of
the coin. This gives it a ring verv
nearly like that of good money, and SO
does away with the greasy feeling by
which counterfeits are detected. The
coin bears the date of 1889
Ii you can count three slowly-that
is one count to the second between the
flash of lightning and the peal of thun-
der, you may know that destruction has
not been wrought in your own locality.
The flash and the crash are really ST.
multaneous, only the light of the former
travels much more swiftly than the
| sound of the latter. If it takes three
seconds for the noise of the thunder to
reach you, then the storm is 1920 feet
two thirds Of mile-away. But
when the flash and the peal come close
together, then shake yourself to see if
you are hit.
Between the midnigh hours of twelve
and two clock last Friday at least one
hundred citizens of Hutchinson men,
women and chi-dren-were in direful
situation, being seized with frightful fits
OF vomiting accompanied by severe
pains in the digestive organs; in some
portions Of the village the groans and
shrieks OF agony of the suffering aroused
the whole neighborhood and created
great alarm. In the morning most of
the victims were able to be around and
some Of them got together and COM
pared notes. They discovered that ev-
cry person who had been sick had at
tended the festival in the public square
the previous evening, and further that
each had eaten vanilla ice cream, The
daily papers this week give an account
VI q oluAIL ldSU MONDAY al
Yorktown, n. Y. Dairy Commission
er Ives informs us that vanilla ice-cream
is liable to produce effects at any time,
the contact of the cream, thus favored,
with the tin freezer, producing poi
son known as tyorotoxicon, which is al
so sometimes found in cheese, and which
acts as powerful emetic- Hutchinson
Leader.
The manner in which the editor of
the Springfield Adler walls over our
treatment of the snide Uncle Tom Cab
in show, which was here recently and
which was also at Springfield, reminds
! US of the old country teacher, who new
er having seen a theatrical performance
went once to witness a puppet exhibition
and was so tickled with the child's s
i play, that he fiOyged all his nunils the