New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-06-25
Look over the news ads Of G. Z. Roos,
Z. Mueller and +. w. HauensteiE.

Look over the news ads Of C. i. Roos,
7. Mueller and T. w. Hauensteir.
4 Judge Brandt will hold a term Of the
Probate Court at the Office of j. M.
Thompson. Sleepy Eye, next Friday.
The water tower has reached its full
height, 104 feet. There are Sc feet of
stand-pipe.
Is number of the young people held
very enjoyable picnic at Hunters Rest
yesterday afternoon.
The council met on Monday as q
board of equalization, and will hold a
session again to-day.
Internal Revenue Collector Lamber.
ton, OF st. Peter, was here Monday at
tending to the duties of his office.
Geo. Boyd, the negro, has bought the
barber shop Of James Keegan. Lee
Reed, Whoahas been at Nicollet. will
work for him.
A gang of travelling burglars are
doing southern Minnesota towns. Man
kato was visited recently, and several
places robbed. They should be looked
out for.
The Minnesota Synod is in session at
st. Paul. The following are in attend
ance from New Ulm: Rev. Albrecht,
Profs. Hoyer, Reichenbecher, REIN,
schaller, Burk, and Muesing, and G,
w. A. Krook and L. Buenger.
/ The marriage of John Brunner and
Miss Theresa HeImer, of West New
ton, was solemnized yesterday. The
parties are well known, the groom being
the son of Xavier Drummer, a well-to- do
farmer. The Review extends its CON
CALCULATIONS.
In the Minneapolis Tribune of Friday
it was reported that telegram had
been received by W. II. Eustis from the
citizens of New Uln,, offering to take
the state capital and join hands with
Minneapolis in beating St. Paul. The
author of this joke ought to make him
self public.
The New Ulm Review states that DIR.
LA. Fritsche and Miss Amalie Pfaender
of New Ulm, were to be married in
| Berlin last Saturday. The doctor is an
+ old St.Peter boy, the son of F. Fritsche,
and was one of our very brightest young
men. The pair have our heartiest con-
gratulations.-St. Peter Herald.
! A. Blanchard, of this city. is quoted
in the Mankato Free Press of Friday as
follows; The chairman of the commit
tee, A. Blanchard, of New Ulm, stated
that Mr.. Lind is .'all right at New
Ulm. His people are well pleased with
Gov. Merriam, Treasurer Bobleter and
Auditor Braden, who is very popular
Little is heard of Mr.. Ives candidacy
for lieutenant governor, and New Ulm
Republicans are somewhat opposed 20
him, for fear that his running might in
juriously affect Col. Bobleter. He thinks
it probable that Mr.. Brown. of Fari-
bault county, candidate for Secretary of
State, would carry Brown County. The
Farmers Alliance is cutting no figure
there, as the Germans take no stock in
j it..
What is General Baker anyhow?
Two years ago he was making protec.
ton speeches and writing protection
articles for newspapers, and now he is
talking and writing free trade articles
of the most democratic style, and max
ing speeches that would be a credit to
Carlisle or Mills. Two years ago, until
the republicans declared for protection,
the General was talking and writing
| free trade. When the party avowed
protection James G.. Blaine had no
stronger echo than this same General.
Is he a candidate for Congress on a
farmers alliance ticket, on democrat
" GiChOus vi WudC Al OOGS QS
want? And then, what does the farm
ers' alliance want of Baker? To be
humbugged?- WINDOW REPORTER.
j While no great preparations have
been made to cele brate the Fourth in
New Ulm, those who come to town or
remain here on that day may rest as.
! sured that there will be no lack OF
amusement. In the morning, Burg's
Battery, in addition to firing the ma.
tional salute, will parade the streets in
the morning, and later on give an ex-
hibition in field maneuvers on the
grounds back of Turner Hall. 1t is
expected also that Company A will
join with the battery in a skirm1sh drill
If SO, it will be a sight well worth see
ing. In the afternoon appropriate ex.