New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-03-05
Wa lecture at Turner Hall tonight.

Wax lecture at Turner Hall tonight.
John Hauenstein went to Milwaukee
La Crosse and Winona yesterday on
business.
Louie, SON OF Claus Anthony, of La.
fayette, is recovering from a severe at.
tack of lung fever.
Representative Lind has introduced
q bill for appropriation of $50, 0O0for an
Indian school in Pipestone.
4 Sheriff Schmid was at St. Paul last
week in attendance upon the annual
meeting of the Minnesota Sheriffs' Aso.
citation.
/. Gottlieb Schmidt is at his post at tbs
depot once more. His appointment te
the post office has not yet been official.
ly announced.
The new time card which was looked
for last Sunday, will not be issued I'M
til the 9Th. Some radical changes may
be expected.
The vacancy in the corps of public
school teachers, caused by the resigna-
ton of Wenzel Eckstein, has Deen filed
by the selection of Miss Helen George.
Sheriff Mead, OF Redwood Falls,
brought one Fred Stewart to this city
last Friday, sentenced tc thirty days
imprisonment for stealing. The Gull
| prit's theft consisted in robbing money
drawer.
The Redwood Gazette says that the
recent contest over the county seat. in
Murray county cost the taxpayers
nearly 900, besides bitterness and i'll
feeling. Now, candidly, doesn't this
seem foolish and TO no purpose?
Mrs Bergman has sold the building
occupied by Anton Schwerzler to Matt
and George Siebenbrunner for $4,000.
SchWerzler will vacate the building by
the 10Th and the new proprietors will
use it as saloon.
The engine and machinery for drill
ing the well in German Park arrived
Monday. Mr.. Warner of St. Paul has
the contract and will commence work
Tomorrow He is of the same compa-
ny that sunk the Blue Earth City well,
Less than month remains till cleo.
ton, and no excitement yet. Numer.
Gus scitizens are mentioned for the ma
yorality, but few of them are candi.
dates, The majority seem inclined te
look upon the suggestion of Their
names in the light OF a broad joke. !.
i State Teachers Institutes will be hele
at places and for weeks commencing al
follows: Springfield, Brown county
April ID; St. Peter, Nicollet county
March 81; and Madelia, Watonval
county, April IA. At Springfield th'
instructors will be c. w. Hyde. of St
+ Cloud, and E. Shepard, of Winona.
If you are asked to furnish little in
formation with which to assist in com
piling the next census, don't refuse t
give it because you are sure to receiv
no pay. 1t is not favor, buta duty Yo1
eve the town as a citizen. Every iten
you furnish will do the city some good
and it is desirable to have the city a
fairly represented as possible.
u The Redwood Reveille, since the sen
tence of Clifton Holden, says that Their
f are prominent men in Redwood count
who can produce evidence to prov
Holden s innocence. If the Reveille'
statement is so, the men should no
keep quiet, but tell all they know. TIL,
matter is not one TO BIZ dealt will
lightly. It seems strange however
that the truth, if it is tho truth, shoule
be SO long in coming to the knowledg,
Of the public.
John Larson, ; young man who liyet
near Clear Lake, was killed while haul
ing ice from the lake to the Gibbo1
creamery week ago last Friday after
noon. He had loaded his wagon ane
had hold of the lines, when the horse.
started to run. He did not let go and
| when the wagon left the ice and struci
ground, he was thrown under the wheel,
and killed instantly. Had he let go O
the lines while on the ice. lie woule
have escaped death.
| George Graft met with painful acct
dent at the Basket Works last Thurs
day morning. He WAS experimenting
| with one of the saws, used in cutting
Sits, and, not being thoroughly sc
quainted with the workings of the ma
chine, he somehow had his hand thrown
onto the teeth of the saw. It was hi
left hand, and the injuries are bad ones
The fore finger is cut into the bone AMI
. the others gashed, so that it NAV resul