New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-05-18

At the Lutheran church Yesterday aft
ternoon the marriage Of Ernst Sauer and
Miss Wilken, both Of this city, was sol
semnized by Pew. Albrecht. The con-
tracing parties are not widely known by
the people of New Tim, but they are
none the less worthy for that and the Re
view extends to them its sincere congrat-
ulations.
James McGinnis, a young man of Nor
gan, who will be remembered as having
been confined in jail here last year on a
charge of drunkenness, sued the Morgan
marshal for damages to the extent of
$4,000 in the Redwood County court last
week and was awarded a verdict of /
cent. The complaint alleged false i'm
prisonment.
Tony Wlesner narrowly escaped being
shot at Hunters Rest last Sunday morn
ing The various members of the rife
club were trying to discharge a shell and
.flnally A. A. Bogen fired it without rea-
lizing in what direction the barrel was
pointed. The shot whizzed past the per-
son OF Mr. Wiesner. and a second time,
when fired in the same careless manner.
came within a foot of his body.
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The monument which now adorns the
grave OF August Schell in the CITY ceme-
terry IS one of the most beauteous sights
In what has now got to be a somewhat
picturesque resting place for the dead.
The stone is nearly fifteen feet high and
IS IN the shape of broken oak, around
which climbing vine winds itself with
almost natural life, so exquisite and per-
feet is the workmanship. The monu-
ment was built by Anthony Ambrosine
OF st. Paul and does not fail to attract
the attention of everyone who visits the
cemetery.
In a certain township of this county.
1t IS said, there is certain lady, who be-
sides doing her homework and caring
for three children, actual y milks twenty
one COWS and feeds sixtv-tiye hoee. If
1t rains, her husband will kindly lend
her his rubber coat, while he. detestable
boss that he is, remains under the COW
shelter of his roof if he desires to 80 to
town, his hired man must put the team
IN readiness, but if she wants to go she
must harness and hitch them ND herself
Do you know, we despise such man.
And If eternal retribution is a settled
fact, the warmth, that we read about. can
hug him none too closely.
David Bowen, liveryman of Lake
Crystal and cousin Of Ex-senator Thomas
Bowen, was shot in a very mysterious
manner last Saturday afternoon while
going from home to see his brother in
Mankato. He had at first telegraphed
tor his brother to come to Lake Crystal
but when the latter reached the VILLAGE he
found that his bro Their had already started
out by team to meet him. This strange
action caused the Mankato brother &c
follow in pursuit and upon overtakino
him found him wounded and the buooy
more or less wrecked Two bullets were
found lodged near his heart and the
cause of the shooting is shrouded in
mystery. The current opinion is that he
had been drinking excessively and com
United the deed himself while SUFFERING
irom some terrible mental delusion.
An Alliance institute was held in Slice
Ply Eye Monday under the direction OF
such speakers as DR.. Fish of the Great
West, A. d. Stewart. the Alliance candi-
date for congress, G. H. Johnson Of Pine
stone and r. L. Glasby of Dodge county
school of economy constitutes the pro
gram for the day and a lecture bv one OF
the above speakers the entertainment fo1
the evening. Scattered about the hall
We're suggestive cartoons and inscriptions
such as these: Equal Justice to All
Special Privilege to none'' $50, 800 {
year on every $4,000 invested, is the
chorus of the National Bank act, lie
politics alone, we can manage the gov
eminent. old party plute.'' COOP
D. Q. P; is it one hogortwo." "a deat
issue B. Harrison's hat Loving par
ty more than country-yery much like
collar
Old Tramp Johnson is a notorious
character in these parts. Almost evey
body has had an opportunity to see. hin
in one or more of his annual tours, anf
like Yetterle he will always be remem
daral for hiS curious u-avc ord l,;-I.,-l