New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-09-02
Mrs. Albert Setter is the guest of
friends In ST. Panl

! A certain store in this city sold over
100 pounds of sugar on Monday.
M. NJ. Madigan and wife of Redwood
Falls were in the city Thursday.
Chas. Weschke, the Springfield drug
gist, spent Sunday in New Ulm with his
| parents.
| 1t is runored that one of our contem-
poraries will be sold and turned into an
English Democratic paper. ...-.@
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Ross left on their
southern trip Saturday afternoon.
They will be gone several weeks. .
Quite a number of our citizens will
60 to Marshall tomorrow to witness
the dedication of their new courthouse,
The New Ulm Review contains a
lengthy and interesting report of the
dedicatory exercises at that place, last
Saturday, and with commendable en-
terprise it prints portraits OF d number
of gentlemen prominent in the exer-
cises-Mankato Review.
This week all is ph1enology in New
Ulm. Some people are being permit
ted to find out that they don't know
anything, others that they know just a
little, and some that they know more
than anybody ever gave them credit
for: Great is phrenology.
Henry Goede opened his summer gar.
dens across the river for picnic purposes
on Sunday. A large crowd was in at
tendance, and Mr.: Goede has concluded
to continue to give picnics every
Sunday. The grounds are certainly
we'll fitted for such purposes.
The Two Republics, a paper publish
ed in Mexico, devotes half column to
Rev. Berghold's book, entitled, :sThe
Indians Revenge praising it highly
and complimenting the author on his
impartiality. The book is offered for
sale by Andrew J. Eckstein.
The presence of two female prisoners
in the county jail calls attention to the
necessity of hurrying the new court
house to completion so as to permit of
the present court room being divided
off into cells for women prisoners. This
is a matter that should not be lost SIGHT
Of
The papers all over the second dis
trict take kindly to Mr.Ives of St. Peter
as candidate for congress, and Mr.
Ives, with true reciprocity, seems to
take kindly to the expressions of the
newspapers. While many papers have
spoken OF Ives as good gubernatorial
timber, the Review, we believe, was the
first to mention him for congress, and
it would look now as if the hint had
gone great ways.
| The hearing of Mrs. Miller, the wom-
an who shot her husband at Nicol]et 2
few days ago, was to have come off YES.
terday at St. Peter. Senator G. R.
Davis is the defendants attorney, while
A. A. Stone will represent the state
The woman willingly admits the crime
and IN her Testimony before the coron
4 or says she fired three times at her hus
t band and once at his paramour. Th
t defendant has been examined once O
twice already on the grounds of appar
8 ent Insanity, but has always been vindi
o Gated of the charges.
Yesterday afternoon there occurre
y the marriage of Miss Bertha Bernd
y and Chas. DAWN. The ceremony wa
= performed by Jud ge Brandt at tn
l.. home of the brides parents, and the al
}, fair was entirely devoid of ostentation
8 But while of the most quiet nature,
= was nevertheless pleasant event. Tn
bride is the estimable daughter of JUL
3 US Berndt, and the groom is respect
= young man, now engaged in the insur
+ anee business under Col. pfaender
+ They will make their residence in thi
city, and the Review with a host O
friends will unite in wishing them pros
peritty and pleasure in our midst.
N There was cutting ARRAY in tn,
Haudience of the Kickapoo show Satur-
: day night in witch trampish sort of {
fellow, with only one leg, slashed a knife
upon Billy Boobies arm, cutting through
:, his coat, and slightly cutting the arm
= Being cripple, Doodle was restrained
from giving him the threshlng he de-
served He was kept in the cooler ov-
er Sunday, tried for assault on Monday
sentenced to thirty days at the New Uln
jail, and sentence stayed on condition
that he would get in some other county
to do his dangerous work. Look ou
for one legged band cutter il a thresh
ing crew.-Marshall News MESSENGER