New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-02-25

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a teachers institute IS to be held il
lSt. Peter early in April. s.
sH Hornburg left on Monday for
business trip through northern Iowa.
The family Of Mr.. Elkins, the new
clerk in the Eagle Mill office, will arrive
here soon TO reside.
NJ. Mullen left for Washington Mon
day afternoon. He will return the lat.
ter part of next week.
The first of series of club dances to
be given by the young people was held
at Turner Hall last evening.
Miss Hedwig Rudolph left Monday
afternoon for Minneapolis Miss. En-
ma Rudolph is visiting in Nicollet,
Senator DAVIS has introduced a bill
providing that the license money de.
rived from the West Newton saloon be
paid into the town treasury instead of
that of the county.
Read the new ad of Crone Bros. It
occupies two columns on the fourth
page of this issue. Note also the
changes in the advertisements of III.
Loheyde, f. w. Hauenstein and C. F.
Ruemke.
Matt Gratz has brought suit against
George Siebenbrunner for damages OF
the extent of 1000 alleged to have re-
suited from the breaking of his arm
on the 22nd of January in Siebenbrun-
ner's place Of business. The case will
come up for trial, the sheriff informs
US, at the next term of the district
court.
When over to the State pen few days
ago IN company with Senator Daugher-
ty we saw Cole and Jim Younger, the
distinguished bank inspectors. they
are left together in charge of the H.
brary and have opportunity for brotherly
converse. They are good sized and very
good looking men, with clean skin and
and short gray hair. Jim wears grey
| mustache but Cole is clean shaven. Ap-
parently they are about so years old,
and have been fifteen years in the home
of the penitent, They have had the con-
tidence of all the wardens and have, l
am told. been occasionally permitted to
go outside unguarded on errands. had
no opportunity to learn their opinion of
an per cent interest law nor of the
sub-treasury scheme Of the Alliance
party, on both of which they doubtless
have some large and mature thoughts.
The reason they were put in Jail is be.
cause they foreclosed on Mortified
bank without advertising it long enoug h
IN advance to make the transfer legal
Adam Bede, in Duluth Daily News.
Senator Craig on Monday introduced
his superintendent bill under the new
census 1t it passes, the First district
will be composed of the counties OF
Houston, Fillmore. Mower, Freeborn,
Naseca, Steele, Dodge, Olmstead, Wi.
mona and Wabasha. This is the old
First district with Waseca county add
ed. The Second district will be COM
posed of the counties of Faribault, Mar
tin, Jackson, Noble, Rock, Pipestone,
Murray, Watonwan, Blue Earth, Nicol-
let, Brown, Redwood, Lyon, Lincoln,
Yellow Medicine, Lac qui Parle, Chip
| pewa and Cottonwood. This is the old
Second district, with Chippewa added,
and Waseca, Sibley and LIE Sueur
dropped out. The Third will be made
up of Goodhue, Rice, Dakota, Scott,
LIE Sueur, Sibley, Carver. Mcleod,
Renville and Meeker counties - the
same as at present, only with Kandiyohi
and swift counties dropped. Ramsey
Washington, Chisago, Isanti and Ka-
knabec will constitute the Fourth and
Hennepin the Fifth. The Sixth and
Seventh are about equally apporlioned
| between the northern counties.