New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-27

Mrs. Crone will return fran Chicago
this week.
Lind g. Hagberg now occupy their
new offices.
| Miss Amelia Fritsche is visiting in
! Minneapolis.
Rev. Baumgarten is confined to his
room with sickness.
Miss Hensel of st. Paul is the guest
Of Miss Clara Doehne.
Springfield shows up for 1891 with a
building recordsof $1,000.
A. W. Bingham and wife returned
from their Minneapolis visit Friday,
Anton Schwerzler went to ST. Paul
yesterday to buy new fixtures for his
saloon.
Mrs. i. G. johnson of Mortified is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Sommer.
Miss Ada Bourret has returned to her
home in Minneapolis after visit Of
several weeks with Miss Baasen.
Supt. Meyers. of the st. Cloud Reform
atory is in doubt what-to do with Mary
Wellner whosswas sent there from this
county, The law, it seems, does not
provide that female prisoners shall be
received
Mrs. SEM, after a prolonged siege Of
sickness in which dropsy dgured large
lY, died on Thursday at the age of So.
She was a resident of this city fer many
years and the funeral which was held
on Saturday, was largely attended.
The Empire Mill Co. acknowledges
the RECEIPT of the following donations
for ssthe sufferers in Russia Anton
Sprenger, Cottonwood, APO pounds, and
E. Otto, Franklin, 420 pounds. Com
mltteman Roos says that nearly $4,000
pounds will be sent from New Ulm.
IF eternal punishment is asettled FACT
the Republicans and Democrats, ac-
cording to Hon. Robert Schilling, will
be most terribly scorched for the many
transgressions committed on this earth.
And still they all seem to be enjoying
prosperity and a tair share of money.
Mrs. Daniel Dingler died on Thurs
day after protected sickness, her death
being the result of heart troubles. She
was born in Germany and had reached
the age OF sixty-hve years, many OF
which were spent in this vicinity. The
! funeral ceremonies were held Sunday
afternoon.
Quite a large number of ladies and
gentlemen were entertained at the home
ing. The game of cinch was INDUCED
in till a late hour and very pleasant
time is reported. The head prizes went
to Miss Doehne and VIM. Martell, while
the rewards for poorest scores went to
Mrs. McHale and Mr.. R. Loheyde.
Last week Jacob Klossner traded the
land in Redwood county which he Sc
cured by the sale of New Ulm Basket
Works for the lot and store building OF
Leatherman Bros. in Springfield. AS
a part Of the transfer Messrs. Klossner
& Mueller also bought the hardware
stock of the same firm and next Mon
day Chas. Heymann, at present book
keeper in the New Ulm store, will 60 t.
Springfield to accept the management
OF the branch establishment. Louie
Mueller, junior partner, will act as
book-keeper in his place.
A coroner's inquest was held over the
body of John B. Zins in CRANKY, N1col-
let county, last Thursday. The deceased
had been an inmate of the asylum at 81
Peter and upon being returned from
there his face was badly disfgnred. The
relatives suspected abuse and demand
ed an inquest. Coroner Skinner was
accordingly summoned and DR.. Slrick-
Ter Of this city was requested to make 8
post mortem examination, The resul
proved plainly that there had been ne
violence, but that the man had dice
from erysipelas, which also caused the
disfguration of his face.
Robert Schilllng, secretary of the
Peoples Party, gave two addresses a
Turner Hall on Monday, one in the af
ternoon in German and one in the even
ing in English. Both Democrats ane
Republicans came in for a scoring a
his hands and both were pictured q;
being tied, hand and foot, to the mono
polistic leeches. Irish landlordism, ag-
gregated capital in the hands OF The
banking thugs of the world, bond steals
and foreign monied influence also
figured largely in his argument: ano
the audience was told that, if things
kent III, at the nresent rate in thirty