New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-05-06
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day night.
Julius Frank will leave for Germany
soon for a visit Of several months.
Robert Loheyde and Oscar E. Setter
are spending the week in ST. Paul.
81. Vajen is having his residence re.
painted. Heller & Setter are doing the
work.
G. r, Davis of St. Peter transacted
legal business and talked little politics
here last Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Borgwardt OF Springfield
was recommitted to the insane asylum
at St. Peter yesterday.
Miss Ria Laudenschlager came down
from Tracy on Friday to spend a day
or so with relatives in New Ulm.
The improvements on the Sommer
Block are about completed. It will now
make one of of the finest fronts in the
city.
Julius Krause is building new and
larger paint shop. The old one will be
remodeled 80 as to be used as a resi-
dence.
Don't forget that the Milwaukee
Theatre Company appear at Turner
Hall next Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings,
ID. q. Garvin, travelling freight agent
for the Northwestern looked after the
interests of that road at this place on
Monday evening.
Clifton Holden is not altopether
pleased with the Communication of his
sentence. What did he expect-a full
pardon and a fat Office? Some people
are never satisfied Minneapolis Trib.
une.
This week We furnish our readers
with copy of the laws passed by the
legislature. We don't know as they are
OF much value, but true to it's purpose
to give all the news the Review furnish.
es them in supplement form.
Arrangements are being made now
by which eastern mail will be received
daily in New Ulm on the freight which
arrives here at 1:l5 p. m. The favor is
one that could easily be granted, and at
the same time is one that would be ap-
preciated.
The programme for the park concert
GU Saturday evening is as follows:
Gaertner's Grand March; Rlxner's Dis
position Walz; Enobmort, Baritone So.
10 by Petite; Gaertner's Liebeswach;
Ripley's LIE Ferries; Sheridan's Ride by
Held; ,Feegan's Polka for Cornets;
Southwell's "Vergilio'' March.
On Friday the deal by which the
Pennsylvania and Winkler property
passes into other hands was completed.
Jacob Klossner bought the former TO-
gether with the lot in the rear of
Kretsch & Berg's livery stable. He
also purchased the Winkler lot and then
sold twenty live feet frontage to Lind
& Hagberg. who with MIR. Klossner will
proceed at once to erect a handsome
block. The new building will have a
front of IS feet and will be two and in
all probability three stories high. The
old structures will be torn down Mt
once by H. c. Mueller of Courtland,
and the contract for the new ones will
be let this week. The second story of
the building to be erected by Messrs.
Lind & aagberg will be used by them
as law Offices. The first floor will be
for rent.
The governoz has acted with good
judgmentln the Holden matter. While
the evidence is strong on the side of guilt,
still, as has often been said, there is a
possibility of his innocence and the
chaiu of circumstantial facts is far from
complete. And then, too, the prisoner
has already been the victim of so many
tarcical acts on the part of his lawyers
and the higher courts, that it would
seem as if his cup of punishment were
certainly full. We do not believe in
executive interference, but as long as
the law gives such perogatives to the
governor. we have no reason to COM
plain if he exercises it. In this instance
however it would have been an act of
mercy, after all that Holden has gone
through, to either fix the date for execu.
ton for good or to grant commuta-
ton. The governor wisely chose the
lighter of the two.
Quite an accident and one which, as
luck would have it, was all but fatal,
occurred near the depot Monday after
noon. The victim Of the misfortune. to
judge from scrap of paper found in his