New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-29

VIM. G. Frank returned from
Dakota. yesterday.
Mrs. ). 81. Weddendorf gave birth.
day party Saturday evening.
Mrs. Rehfeld has sold he1 house in
Wiesenthal to August Nagel.
VIM. Gieseke and II. G. Hays were
down from Sleepy Eye Monday.
b. Loheyde went to st. Peter on
Monday to visit with his daughter, Mrs.
G. w. Steinke.
Next week will bring rest from the
political agony to all but few defeat
ed candidates. We will be glad of it.
George Book made score of Al out
OF possible so at the last Company A
shoot and won the gold medal. Robert
Fritsche made 80 and carries the silver
badge.
Henry Vedder and Fred Peuser
opened their we'll furnished bathrooms
on Monday. New Ulm has long been in
need of something of this kind and is
now lucky in securing first class ones.
Hon. Robert G. Evans, Minnesota's
greatest political speaker. talks Repub-
licanism at Turner Hall tomorrow
evening, Thursday. The person who
fails to hear him misses an oratorical
treat.
While other cities around us are be-
ingtroubled with the diphtherla scourge,
why wouldn't it be good idea for the
city council of New Ulm to erect pest
house mile or two from town in order
to be prepared for such contagious dis
eases Fixed as the town is at present,
it would be impossible to prevent such
malady from making terrible inroads
into our population, and it is the duty
of the health authorities to take all nec-
essarY precautions at once. =
Your attention is again called to the
ticket that heads these columns. Read
it over carefully and see that your tick
ct corresponds with it exactly Inde-
pendent candidates are abroad in the
county and they will give you all sorts
of split tickets with their names on.
Before you vote any of them, read them
closely and see that they are not Demo-
cratic tickets carving few Republican
and Independent names. Remem-
Der, this is the year for the Republicans
to show their real strength,
The New ulm Post still squirms over
Mr.. Krook's nomination. 1t admits
that he is good man. 1t confesses
that he is in every way qualified to
make the best auditor Brown County
ever had, and yet it says that he
should not be elected Is there anv
other requirement necessary other than
ability and fitness to entitle man to
support in the coming election? Is
there to be a comparison of services
rendered? If so, then there has not
been claim made by the Post for it's
side which is not altogether overDal-
anced by the claims of the Republican
nominee and his friends. But we claim
that.such comparisons have no good rea-
son to be made. The campaign should
be fought out on the usual line of fitness
and qualification.
Upon invitation from the Sleepy Eye
Republican Club about trBafay- We
members of the New Vim Clsb, acconl-
panied by the Concordia band, vent to
Sleepy Eye on Wednesday and united
with them in holding rousing meeting.
Notwithstanding that the meeting was
arranged for upon only two days no.
tice, the hall was packed to its ut
most. The band and the Sleepy Eye
| Glee Club furnished excellent music
and the evening was taken up with
speeches by both Sleepy Eye and New
Ulm people. A happy feeling pre-.
vailed all around, and the New Ulm
folks returned home, on the evening
train, satisfied that they had experienced
good time and that they had been
royalty welcomed aad entertained. That
the gathering was productive of much
good is evident. The club at our neigh
Dor town then numbered seventy mem
bers end we have since learned that it
is rapidly growing. Republicanism is
taking hold of them up there, ard they
are going 10 do all in their power to as
sist in carrying Brown County.
A Washington dispatch of Monday
says: In the Supreme court this after
Doon decision was rendered on a mo-
ton to advance the case of Clifton Hol-