New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-06-11

/ They have got down to it at last. The
manufacturers of burial caskets have
formed a trust.
| The county attorney at Red Wing
thinks dehorning cattle a ..cruelty to
animals and had farmers arrested for
dehorning. The jury in 3 justice court
sustained him, and the case will be car
| ried to the district court.
i In New York, one of the census
enumerators committed suicide after the
first days work. That's what comes
OF being foolish enough to think that
] IN getting a government position, you
have gobbled onto private snap.
The Pioneer Press management is
! now using the Encyclopedias Britannica
as a b;sit to secure subscribers to the
daily. For tie information Of said man.
agement, we will venture to say that
New Ulm has no more p. +. suckers. =.
Sleepy Eye Republicans are not salts
ned with the views of the new managers
OF the Herald, and haye decided to
start paper of their own. From fifteen
70 twenty are interested in the proposed
plant, and 81. G. Hays, formerly man.
ager of the Herald, has been selected rs
editor.
;, While everybody talks politics in
new olm as matter Of public interest,
- "a passing way, as you would. of
some great pending race, few there are,
however, who really take an interest
that is close and active. This is mis-
take. It is the duty Of every citizen to
show that he is citizen and do this in
| every way possible. If all would exer-
else their privileges as they ought, the
politics of to-day would soon be rid of
many of it's Objectionable features.
Five months ago, remarks the Chicago
News, every democratic journal in the
land was bowling for mortgage statis-
tics. To-day almost every one of them
is bowling against the gathering of such
statistics, denouncing the inquiry as IN
constitutional, impertinent, brutal and
almost everything else that is bad. It
is thus thatj journals earn their repu-
tation for scandalors insincerity. e
In another column will be found
clipping from the Mankato Free Press
| in which the editor roasts the Duluth
News for rather queer editorial on the
| rebel general Lee. The article came
from the pen of Senator Tom Bowen,
formerly of this county, and was no
surprise to us, as we have from time to
time noticed similar expressions of his,
in sympathy with the south, while at
the head and front of the Sleepy Eye
Herald. We leave it to our readers to
form their own opinion as to whether
or not such articles should be written.
The county convention for the cleo
ton Of delegates to the state conven-
ton is called for June oath. Every
man, who cares at all about who is be-
ing chosen to serve over the state, and
every man, who believes that the pres.
ent state officers should be continued
for another term, should make it a
point to take some interest in this COM
ing county convention. The delegates
of Brown County have just as much to
say in the selection of state ticket as
the delegates from any other county,
and much depends on those, who are
sent down to represent us. For this
reason every voter should keep his eye
pealed, and, if he has anything to say,
say it. There is nothing in this world
like making yourself felt.
The following declaration of princi-
pies was adopted:
We, the members of the first state
convention of the German Catholics of
Wisconsin, consider it our highest and
most sacred duty to assure the common
father of all Catholic christendom, his
holiness, Pope Leo XIII, of our uncom-
ditional Submission to the infallible
teachings of Christ representative and