New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-12-24

.denes rooms Of his new building last
week and now offers his house on Ger
man sur for rent
The following are among those FROM
abroad who will spend Christmas IN
New Ufm- E H Huebner. Robert
seherer, D. GruseHdorf. Chas. brook.
j. Rfeek- Herman Pfaender. Horace
Newhart- II. Durbahu snd Miss Nix.
Dr. j. l. Sehoeh left on SATURDAY. for
Pennsylvania To- visit relatIFes- He
will also visit Washington. and will be
gone three weeks. On the 9Th he will
be In St Paul 10 attend meeting of
the medical board and on the day fol-
lowIEg he will retRrn to New Jim
DR. StrfekIer was called to- Golden
tate Saturday afternoon to- auputate
the leg OF Mary Ravervy, tue Young
lady who WIS so severely burned nv the
explosion OF i gasoline stove Last sum-
uer- 1t IS over twenty weeks now
since the awful accident occurred. and
for time 1t was Thought that the Young
lady would reeoVer, but few DAYS aeD
she BEGAN to fail and it became evident
thst gangrene had set in and that am
putatIon would be necessary to- save her
life She was very weak when the
operation was performed. but the ply
sleIsns were very successful, and it is
possible that she may live
The MONUMENT, commemorative the
famous Sioux uassaere of 1862 vas
erected last week The monument is
made OF white bruaze aud Is % feet
high E gives evidence of fine work
manship in many respects. and Is GER
taInly an ornament to that section of
the city IN which it Is located. On the
various sides of the structure are short
and concise descriptions of the uprising
OF the Sfouxs- the first aa6aek of the red
handed Indians aud the two battles at
New Ulnn- In these the names OF Cant.
Nix Col Flaadrau andCapt- Cox with
their valiant companies and the brave
citizens figure prominently On two
opposite sides Of the base of the mosu-
meut are base-reIiefs, representing In.
dian outrages> and on the other sides
are the rosters of those who were killed
In the first attack and aIso of those who
fell IN the two furious battles. i bust
OF Col. Flandrau- who was in the CHARGE
OF the troops during the two battles.
and Il list OF the Gem hers of the r1onu-
mens COMMITTEES appointed by the GOV
erHor. also appear on the monument.
The latter consists OF Gen f. II. SibIev.
chairman, John F. Maegher of Mankate-
4 w Daniels OF St. Peter aud VIM.
Pfsen6er OF New UIm- who acted IS Sec
Rotary The monument cost in the
nefghborhood OF $4,000 aud WAS erected
out OF an appropriation made bv the
state- 1t commentaries an fuuuortau,
event In the history Of southern Mime,
sots- and in the spring Of next wear II
IS proposed to dedicate it with fitting
celebration
For tie. past few days & stranger has
been stopnfng at one at the hotels in
this city with whom there IS connected
al interesting story. At present his
home IS In Dakots, but IN former YEAR
be used to travel through these parts IS
An agent for triHkets and the like. Dur
ing one of these trips he became ae-
qaaInted with 4 NfcoIIes County girl.
who lived With her parents near The
SEhiey line Later on he married Ter
and moved to Dakota. where thew re-
sided in happiness AMI mutual love
Not long ago however the wife died and
just before she bade her husband 8
tinaI fateweRL she asked him As . Isst
favor to take care of her sister. This
sister now lives with her parents in
NTeolset County, and to carry on. the
wish OF his deceased wife the old man
IS now In the neighhorhood and hiss
been for two Or three weeks. seeking
to obtain the right 90 wed the Young
girl who IS only seventeen wears of are
HE Istter apparently feels willing to
rsefprocste the old mans affections.
out. as IS usually the case in such love
plots, the parents ara not willing. and
even refuse to allow the girl to- leave
the house for fear she should meet her
sutton and strange for their Marriage.
For time the young Isay and the
Dakota gentleman were shIe to keen I'D
lovely correspondence, but even this
IS now cut Off, snd the seeminefv cruel
separation OF the two has so worked
upon the feelings of the msn, that last
week he went I'D Henderson with the
view of securing the aid of the law in
assisting him ID freeing his would-be