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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17
s3ur Grtorl@uue eeS %mttmeeres.

Ginen Rie|enbaQon in Der 66be zines
u~iertod,sen Qaules MID Der rDentid|e
1ere,, GUT J0roerun9 Der ufti9.fabrt'
uuter Herweuouns Der Nt.ttel erbauen,
bic Der Raller IN @eiammiboae CON So.
QUO MRart Dem Weretn aui @eiu4 res
@ebelm'Ratbs ,. 3elmbotR. Der Yro'
ie11cren ,. BeSolo. 50riter. 3unot uno
MBmann fom,e oes Or. SCOUT @iBtelot
iiberweien bot. Der Bolton lu,to nab
ben N.ttbellun9en, bic IN oer lebteu
@.Buna oes Yere.us 9ema&t ,uuroen.
be, &uaeliorm e,nen 9ur@meiier BON
1888 WKeter uno einen umrun9 uon
1894 Wtster erbalten. be Ober faHc
wlro 900 Quaoratmeter uno Der Sns
bait 1888 Rub.tmeter betra9su. CUR
3iiQe lperoen 210O laufenoe Nster
oes beiten espptti@enB aum'pouenitones
8%ermenouu9 finoen. Mtan MIL n1Gt
be ,onlt ibltde Seloe ,udblen, einnal
luesen oes 5u boben Yre,ies. Damn aber
au1, neil 5eioe mont J.rn'b i, n1pt aber
Sunni, uertrd9t uno be 0ihtuns nut
tultan,iirtem @umu. eriolsen iou, Der
lelhler ut ais 6lrniB, n.dt lp'e Dleler
osn Stoff bic Qdlite. Der JeltlSte.t
u,mmt uno auh ulbt tlebt uno oEpolrf.
Or Bauon wiro bret B:nt.le erbulten,
elm e,ntlapul9es leQeruent!l pom e'ner1
Wteter Dur4meiier 5ur1 Hanoet. EN- tlei'
uereS Yeut,l gum Wan0ur.ren uuo Elm
.JuQanlaBuentlt". elae aan5 ueue Sor'
r,ptuns, 'uelde ben R%apltaliepler Der
b.shertsen Standardization, oas 81
fenlaien oes uuteren 9petles uerme.oet
uno oas SOS LANCER rem uno traslapi9
erbalt. Dos ytes w!ro aus LOO Ula'
lpen' beltepen uno IN ~ MuSlauHe,nen
enoem. SUR itarmlldes Better lino auz
Beroem 10 palteletneu uorsr,eben; Der
BaQoar.ns wiro Elm Mannss man1s
Stahlronr b,loen. DaS @e(amut9es
,pldl oes BaIs, Der pom aoru bis gum
oueren YentA rs Wteter meii'n ,o.ro,
ioq $40 &lo betrasen, Der Nuftrleb
,piiroe iih be, Qe,pobnlsdem 2eubt9oS
aui 1000 Rllo ~belauien, 1ol aber our@
Werueut una e,nes le.@tereu @aies nod
erb0pt weroen; fir &eriu@e 5ur @e'
tu.nnuus e,nes iolben @aies iiao 1000
Wtart aus9eleBt ,uoroeu. Die &olten
oes Balous ielbit weroen iih auf H.
900 MNarf belauien, 5000 Ntart tp.Q
man our Beihaffuns BON wilient;haft
llaen Npparaten u%er,uenoen. Ytan
plant nun. mt oieiem &lsisnbalon i'm
Xauie elneS Wonats etua ~ 5re,labrs
ten 5u u%nlernehmen uno o,eie 10 OF tple
m0sl,h BIS 5u Q0hen ucn 10000 Meter
aus 5uoebnen. n0~tg,9entaus unter Wt1t'
iipruu9 uou HvrS11tun9en our tunltz
llnen Wlpmuus. De Uaprlen 1oueu1
fin aui ale SaDresjelten uertbeller.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17
Waauar,t@e uasu.otaustett.

DIT 1fon baben lulr bemertt, Dap Dem
ma3par.iaen Nationalolntet p.ele D'nse
u,09l,d) Iino. aber In Der Art uno Be,ie.
rple er be 6ra9e Der G.n,ueibun8 oes
6unlueo' Oenfmals in Huoapet bebanz
belt. bot er bob be tubnltea Gr,uar'
tunaeu iibertroHen. SIZE 6iterrelhil4e
&e9,eruus ,pou,e oie1e @ele9eabeit be-
nusen, UNI be alte 0iterrel@li4e Grmee
m,t Den Qonueos BON 1913 ju uerlob.
men; ~ oleiem Bebuie wurue Elm Yros
9ram,n ueroHenlli4t. oos iolsenoe dtue.
S,eueu entpdlt: Der Der &ntbiuuns
Ulro ie e.ne @ompa9n.e oes 9emelnla<
men peeres uno Der Qonusos be &bren'
mahe halten; Der t~ommano.renoe @tnes
raj Bring 9optom.s uno Der &rdiicent
oes i84Ser Qonueo 8erelu3 lesen Beioe
eineu &ran5 aui ben Sodel oss 3onueoz
bentmals nleoer. ytah Mbsabe Der 5als
ben bura be beioen aompa8nlen uno
Ntiin9en oes ppmuus bes.ebt fd bic
aau5e JeiteeieQ'@aft sum QenR.oentmal
(psnRl mar Der 6iterrethNhe @eneral.
Der O,en ruhmuoll uertbe,oiete uno bel
Der &rftirmuns fiel) mo- oieielben Qer>
rem auh iare Erdnje nieoerle9en. Damn
folat elne Salue." Die 6ubrer Der
Ytat.dnalpartei unb &c: duBerz
ten 2,nten Sino iiber be
bumutbuns. oaB Der Yrdiioent oes @er'
ems Der l848er Qonueos elnen 9ran5
gu! ben 5odel oes QeuBloentmals ME.
Derls9en lou, ennuhe.; lie iaeen. cine
tolde 3auoluns uiroe uusarn ents
epren, oas 9an6e Golt nit 59anoe uno
@putt beIaoen. rYarte,isun9eu wer'
ben itattfinnen, UNI oele @ntepc un9en
unferes Jreibetstampie3 5u u%erbinoern,
unO webe Ger &es.eruns. DE ii1 erore''
itete, e,ne iolde Nejdlmpiuns Der Na>
ton 5u uerlu4en.~ 10 i9re.ot j. y. Der
.@eDetertes": Nber au9 be QemdB,9'
tere,l Anbdn8er Der 4mten limo ent'
rultet iiber oaS .Qttrntat" aui Qnsarns
&bre. Jtatiirtt9 lit au9 bas ytati1ualz
Orate( in 1ur.n, Der 'altr &oiiutp, be-
fragt tporoeu, uno Ct erfldrte natiirlid:
sd babe oaS ~Qenst'Nonuraent itetS
ais cine Sniulte fur oas unsar!i@e
Dot auieetaBt. Su, tuunoere mid,
oab oas 9entmal nod auf:edt febt
uno nod nidt uuseihirjt tuuroe. aber
rucnu es ou& auiredt ffeht, tpdre Id
entriltet, wenn es BON Qonueos be-
trduAt tpiroe." I'm Is. Ottober tam
bana bic 6a@e i'm unsarii&en Nbgs>
oroneteubaule dur Spra&e. @eran>
lafuns oaau mar cine @inlabuu9 oes
Dentualtom,tes. oieUoseoroneten MIDI.
ten bel Der GuthdQuus 5usesen fem.
0ameus BET duberjten 2,usen ipra@
, Gotuos. or fnoe bic gauge Demon.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17
xrps Netter. stur,, uus @oaeu.
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lleber bic &ettun9 Der aus 5 &erIo.
neu betebenoen Belabuns Der boudno'<
{den Sialt :. Santina Sacobnu.) &apiz
tan Dte,ners, our@ bas Nettunssp boot
r@roBber5oam Nl.ce BON 9eiien" Der
citation Banseroos (Re5irts: Serem
8temen) ber.dt,t Der Ortsaus i4ub:
Nm IA. October, Mittags IL lpr.
meloete Der 4eudtburmrpdrter 5dm,ot,
baB auf oer Yabatsplatte Dor Der Qarle
Elm 5ptf s%eltrauoet lei. Sofort wuros
bic Rettuugsmannidait sum &ettun9s:
f4dppeu beoroert uno oas &ettungsz
boot 10 rain ,ule .u6el,h gum @tronos
9efahren, ,poIelbit e. bere1ts sesen III
l1br, nit IL Wanu belest, Al Waiier
9elalIen ,ueroeu tonnte. IS jtlrmte Def,
tug aus Often. Inter Se9e! idoB oas
&ettunesboot rai9 uorwdrts. Bei benz
seitranoeten S9liie ansetommen, iiber
tueldes bic Branoun9 fortpdbreuo bin
tue9brat. mari bic &ettuuasmannidaft
%luuruar1s uon oemielbeu Nnter A1o perz
fuhte nun mltte!s &uoeru oas Boot an
has Sh.H beran6uiGeeren, in Der boben
8rancung elm !ebr 9eiabruoQe5 uno
thwier,ses unteruebmen. @lifliher
&eiie idlu8 oas 9blft etwa5 omars,
,poourh cas- Rettun9suoot et1uas G9uB
uor BET Branouus bstam. vs. 9elau9
balo. oarauf elne @urf le,ne auf pas
cuff III 1uerfeu, >ucide uou ben S9iff,
brl4saen befeitist wuroe. Chen In
Nalt b.n9 Gin 5uIamnen9ebunoenes
Se9el, tuoriu bic Grau tes &ap,tdas
NIT 3 tleiueu 3inoern la6. Ser SIurm
bate A4es ourdeinanoer 9e,uorfen uno
uerwtde:t, 10 oaB o,eielben uidt beruu<
ter 9elaiien ,ueroen tonnten. Ole Iaue
uubten aeri@uitten lueroen, mas audi
Selau9. u,o ebenio eliidte es, bic arme,l
balberitarrten &leinsn nit Der SHUTTER
in oas &ettun9sboot 5u br,n9en, uno
bierauf .au9 ben Rapitiu unb ben
Steueru1ann. &ddoem bic 5anQleine,
luel&e unter oas S@iff 9eratben, &C.
fappt ,uar, muroe be Nudfabrt an9e>
treteu, suet&e iid duBert i@mieris ee>
f~taltete. Grit aeeeu S ubr sslans e..
ben Noromei'S trano Der Sniel 5u er<
rei&eu. ga bic &adtebr hier uidt e..
wartet tuurpe uuo besbalb tein Baaeu
tereit ftauo, tuuroen bic R.noer iofurl
na& ben ud&iteu faule eetrasen uni
(s,uett bieS m5slt& ,war, in 8Fese &c,
sgopaue. 3 uurbe bana Elm 8ote III
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17

oas Dorf eeididt. I'M eiuen 8aseu ~
bolen. ,pelner be Sb,fi brahiSen UNI 6
llar Gbeuo in ooS Oori brahte. 2ttoer
ltarb auI oieiem Transport oas iunaite
81 Sabre alts 1ino. Sas Nettunasbot
lplroe am iclAenoen Gage serein,9t uno
pieoer in ben Gduppeu sebraht. GS
bate aui o,eier sefebruolen Gobrt
Wmter uuo 3ttte. Sanalelnc, Sentblei
uno uerlhieoeGe 3uoerirQsn %uerloren."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-11-17
Gin SntesUieip MT &errn pon
a.. YOuNN0r.

Die r9:e,p Nort Sun" serDIentlitt
cine u%nterreolna. ,Delde oer Spe5,al'
beridieritatter oer international 3eIes
qram 60. in yteu Oort uno Der Central
Nelus IN 9onoon. Qerr 9heooor &eus.
NIT benz Glbrer oer ilooeutlten Sos
3ialoemotraten, Germ BON ToQmar
tn So.eniaB. oer Yriualiibuna oes
Germ BON 8olmar lit oeu baierl'
{neu Nlpen, 9ebabt bat. Sur
beuiidc 4eier tuirS es interelant lem,
aus oieler uuterrsouns 5u erfabren,
tps!daes Bib iih o'eier Tibrer Der
Observation-Disclosures Yartei pom Der
3utunit ieiner Yartes in 0euti9lano
modlt.
6err BON SoQmar laSte uuter Nnoez
rem ~ ieluem Snterulewer, ~oaB er,
Bolmar. nldt CLAUDE. oa6 lerne Starter
ien,als e,ne abiolute Waicr.tdt. fur (ib
ie!b(t, i'm oeutlhen 8slAstas blloen,
reip. erlanseu Weroe. perr Ton ToQ:
mar ertldrte. oaB na4 te,ner Meinuns
oas 5late Hano, Der Baucrnitaao, tets
sesen ,bu, b. b. seSeu Die SoSiaIoemo'
tratie ,ttmmen 1puree. Weun leoob
cine before Notwithstanding e.
iap0t ie,n perOe, Damn .piroe DIE 5os
iialcemotraue obue 8ue,iel elne 10
aroBe Nn5abl 5.se erobsru, oab lelnc
Yartei I'm SulammenihluB nit ,rSeno
e,ner t!einereu T,at1lOu be Mebrbelt
beiisen uuc ioiialrt.i&e Geiese i'm
Netdbstag ocnu our9brinaen tonne.
6err DON Yolmar 9!aubt, oa6
faQs cine loS,al0emutrat.lhe Hesierun9
in Deutiblauo iemals an's &uoer fem:
men lolte, oielelbe Die 3arte Deutlrs
LAMBS e,ner &eu, Jon unlerS,epen wiroe.
G,e tietnen oeutldpen Wittel. uuo DUO
bed. Staaten baben nab 9errn bon
8oQmar's aniiht tetnerlei @g'ften5s
berenttsuns. !perr y. 8oQmar ertlarte
fid iebr empbat.i& sesen e.ne 9elualt'
lame Heuolutlon uno ld9te. cine iolde
babe in Geutitlauo audi n.4t be &C.
r,naite Musiidt auf @riols. Se.ne
Bartei tuurOe aua ME iold elm felblt.
m6rberildss Abenteuer be9lnltiYen!
@e9enmirt,s lei feline Yartsl bereits
miecer uollauf belhditlst. iar Die font
menoen Wablen u0r5uarbelten, uno ct
bese selneu 2we,iel, oaB lie I'M ndhlten
Babl9au9e wieoer ueue SsBe erobern
,ulroe, uno dtpar luwobl uou Den 2.be<
ralen wie pom Centrum.
Betrefs le,nes 3wIltes nit 9errn
2iebtnsGt lbsr ieiue 70. Soamar's)
Steluus gum Drelbuno mar 9err
.. Yolmar lebr 5u%ridbalteuo. Or
alaubt usat, oaB Die Gnse.esenbeit DOE
benz uidlten io5ialoemotratN4en Har,
teitaa in Berlln nohmals sur Spra4e
bradt miiroe. Nber ieloit, >uenn Is
oer 6aQ fem ioate, 10 bate CT nihts
BON Dem, mas ct 9elast ooer sel1rieben
babe, 5urld5unebmen. ueberbaupt ie,
1elue 4sarttl III wahrbait oemotratii4,
uu1 auf be Hanse Der 3e.t ,rseno mel,
DIES al,quenweleu be 0erribait iib:r
be Maior,tat Der 8artetm,t9l,eoer in
prtnSip,eqen Jraseu eriansen 81 lallen.
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n pubHtamiidsS Spra@astabI.

Mus 6amburs miro unter BEN ~.
Ottoter aeihrtebeu: Sine Wnsele8en'
beit, rpelhe Der Neu0lteruns etn Wers
sern.B au bieteu be5ann, ut IN Der Mitts
wohs' S,Bune Der Yarssr>d)a't eaolib
bel0ele0t poroeu: Die ln,Mer wleoerteb'
rence Gr0rteruus oes Wteinuasshreltes
dtuliden Senat uno Uurseri1att uber
be gltel oreier iurliiiher Beamteu,
,uelde zee Yolioe.beb0roe 3usetbeilt
tperoen iuQen uno fIr wslde ber Senat
ben 9,tel .@ea,eruussratb" uanI9t
ioruie lber ole pom Senat uerlou9te
umuanoluns oes 9.tels xToliSNratb"
IN Oberre8lerun9sratb. mas be Ulr'
aeri@aft, als ni&t republltunii9 senus
tliuseno. bebarrti4 ablehnte. YRan
empfano es tn we.teiien Rre,ien Der bic
fiSeu Neu6lterun9 b6ait p:lulin, oaB
@enat uno Uarseri4ait in 10 erniten
1aseu bic j8eit mt iolaen 2appal,en
uerDradten, tudbreno e. bier oo& ulel
w,d,isere 9.n8e 3u beratpen 9,ebt.
@elteru enoli4 fam einem tlusen Utanne
III Der Birser14ait ea reltenoer Sc
bante. 9as Barseri@oissm.tsl,eo
@err Dofttr Rap mar e., Der junadit
be 8,at sseit or ~ u%ernano:lnoen
5rase ms seportse 2,&t isBte uno als'
Damn ertldrte, wenn mon orauBen (oas
iou bergen I'm Deutiden @e,4) iiber be
D,ieren5 lddle, 10 lel oas 9lei@stltis.
,DrauBen" ueritebe mon 10 etwaa
n.&t. .Nie u.4 oenu elm Yreube uers
1tebeu, tpas Elm @epubl,taner in iolden
Y,nstu fuplt?" Nu& oeieu itolSea
8orlen iplus pr. 9r. Wtav Dor, ben
Ober' &es;erunssratb sesen e'nen Holtz
5e.' Dlrettor ~ uertaul4en uno jta!t
Ne9,erunssratp ODER Yollelratb, rple
Is uou Der Bitrser,4ait %9euaniht, aber
pom Senai abselebnt puroe, neil fol'
Dies IN %reuBen oer 1,tel zines Subals
terubeamten lei. ,8atb bel Der &oli5e''
als umlsbe5elduuns ~ ,pdblen. &auu
,uar Dies Bort beraus. oa tpat lid elne
tieie Bewesune in osr Merchandising
tuno; be @uue9eu oes Slntraeteuers
rieieu pom aQeu Soften ,Urauo!", Die
8ertreler oes 5era1s n.dten ireunol.4
nit Den R6pieu, uno bel Der Hbtimz
munS 'ouroe Der Antra8 elnlt'n'm'9 an'
8enommen. @be be Sena.stomm. fibre
ben Goal uerl.eBen. e.nseu lie ju 81.
Wtap uao lnlttelten ,bm nit Dantesz
uorlen serabrt bic 9ano. Der @taat
mot aerettet uno Ole 9elebsetenoen Re
s.erunsstorper Der 9amburaiten &ez
puol,t babsn iebt tu.eoer j2eit, fih NIT
auoeru. oas 8opl ibrer Mtltblrser betr.
Hln9en abju9ebeu. >
DaB Der 5enat ben Golijeiolrettor
uuo GER r&atp bel BET &olAe." (na9
BET Nualoste ~Nann Ri De @prltt" tar
Spugenmaun) ann.uut, 1T taun' 5u
bejreNeln.
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onberes Mfal erlldrte ein Sergeant
e,nen @duber fir uerbafttt; bod als
.b,eier tim anberridte: rDu &,nouieb.
ache auf be Seite!" 9ebordte Der Braue
reipettuoQ, ,poraui Der &duber be,m
0ort0ebsn Dem Serleauten bic Yeriihe.
runs 0ab, taB er-iar feline y sf6roeruas
3unl Rap,tdn Gorge tra9ea ,pole.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-16
WHO WILL THE CANDIDATE BEl
The Gubernatorial Problem Continues to
be a Perplexing Puzzle.

The Pioneer Press Of Monday sizes up
the political situation as relates to the
governorship, but it appears that mat
ters political have as yet taken but lit
tie form. The Press says:
II the Impressions of the people of
the state who stop at the hotels in ST..
Paul are to be taken as any criterion,
the political sentiment throughout the
state seems to be crystallizing, so far as
the governorship is concerned, into three
elements, Nelson, Lind and Ives, with
strength in the order named. The talk
of the northern part of the state seems
to be decidedly Nelson, for what they
consider the strong vote-getting quail
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-16
NOW FOR THE OTHER SIDE.
The Sleepy Eye Herald says Sam steinke
Returned to Give Himself up.
BE has been Working in Chicago ever since
his Mysterious Disappearance.

In the Sleepy Eye Herald of this
week, an account appears relative to
Sam Steinke's arrest and quite differ
ent ntinterpretation is given to it from that
in the other papers. We give it herewith:
Last September, Sam Steinke of the
firm of Steinke + Steinmetz left for
unknown parts and his business inter-
ests were in an unsatisfactory condition
to the different machine companies
that the firm hadsbeen dealing with.
During all the time intervening moth
ing had been heard of him until about
Feb. 23rd. Mr.. Herman Fixsen of
Morgan, having just returned from
Chicago, informed Messrs. VIM. and
August Steinke that lie had5 seen Sam
in Chicago. This was surprise to the
brothers and a day Or two later August
boarded the east bound train for the
Worlds Fair City in search for his
brother. After arriving there he made
a search and found him situated Just as
was stated by Mr.. Fixsen. Sam was
informed that he was wanted at home
and after d thorough understanding
Sam decided to return and face the in
dictments now standing against him
and his partner, John Steinmetz. Both
brothers arrived at home last Thursday
evening and Sam went out into the
country to visit relatives. August came
home and conferred with his brothers
and it was decided to 60 to New Ulm
Monday morning to satisfy the indlct-
ment until court convenes by giving
suitable bonds. All day Sunday, March
9th, Sam was in Sleepy Eye. John
Steinmetz was informed of this fact and
requested to 60 and have a definite un-
derstanding With his former partner in
| regard to the case. He refused to have
a conference but went to New Ulm and
swore out a warrant for Sans arrest.
The Sheriff Immediately drove up from
New Ulm and made a search (which by
the way was Unnecessary and finally
found his man at Springfield. He was
taken before the authorities and his
brothers went on his bonds in the sum
Of $500 and he was released.
The Indictment for embezzlement
against the two men, Sam Steinke &
John Steinmetz, equally criminate both,
and their case will come before the
court in June. The complaining wit
nesses against the firm are Aultman,
Miller & Co., who have an account OF
81, $50 against them, Weir Plow Works,
Studebacker Wagon Co., and Tuttle &
| Nef of Mankato who also have accounts
| against the firm.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-16
NEW TAILOR SHOP.

[ have just opened merchant tailor
ing establishment in the Leiboid build
ing on Minnesota Street where L am
now prepared to treat the public to
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-16
Knights Of PYthias.

On Friday evening Knights of Py-
thias Lodge was Instituted in this city
with fourteen Charter members
and bearing the name of Sioux Lodge,
No. 10l. The officers elected were as
follows: Chancellor Commander,
Albert Steinhauser; Vice Chancellor
Commander, J. L. Schoch; Senior Past
Chancellor, Otto Baarsch; Acting Past
Chancellor, W. L. Seaton; Prelate,
Louis Mueller; Keeper of the Records
and Seal, Otto Baarsch Master of the
Exchequer, Ferdinand Crone; Master of
Finance, VIM. Fenske; Master of Arms.
Alfred Yogel; Inner Guard, P. R. Nc
Hale, Outer Guard, F. W. Hauenstein
The lodge was instituted by Grand
Chancellor Wheaton of Minneapolis and
Grand Keeper of the Records aid Seals
Orr of St. Paul with the assistance Of
the lodges from St. Peter and Sleepy
Eye. After the degrees were conferred
banquet was rendered the visiting
brethren at the oyster parlors of W.
Eibner.
The visiting members were rs follows:
E. S. Pettijohn, Henry Moll, j ames Ben
nett, j. A. johnson, n. B, Patten, B.
F. Collins, E. G. Johnson, +. Brady, G..
H. Ribble, E. E. Sails, H, J. Schmid,
c., E. Lamberton. Jos. Carr, Wm. NAL
10y, t. Knoll, j. ". Schleuder. G. w.
Staacke, VIM. M. Jones, A. A. Holm
stead, F. w. Wilcox. A. j. SyDder. A.
J.SRost, ]. II. Rheiner, j. N. Selch, +.
Roeder, W. G. Lauman, A. Young and
Geo. Stelzer of St. Peter; Capt. Com
stock of Mankato; F. G. Whitney,J, S.
Reineger, W. C. Kayser and Z. M. Cut.
ting of Marshall, j. G. Zieske, Wm.
Gieseke, w. R. Hodges and Geo. Starr
of Sleepy Eye.
Chairman Blanchard has fixed the
date for the Republican Congressional
convention at May 4th in Mankato,
the call for which appears in another
column. This convention will be fo1
the purpose of electing delegates to the
national convention but the committee
will meet at the same time and decid.
upon date for the regular compression
al convention for the nomination of {
l congressional candidate.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-16

ties of the little giant of Alexandria.
In the southern part Of the state there
is a movement for Lind and Ives, and
the friends of these two gentlemen are
urging the candidacy of their respective
friends over that of the gentleman from
the north. A st. Paul man who has
travelled somewhat extensively over the
southern part Of the stata during the
past week, in the course Of his business
talking with leading politicians, states
that in the Second district the sentiment
appears to be strong for Lind for cover
nor and Ives for congress, while many
would prefer to see lit Gov. Ives lead
the Republican hosts to victory in the
state election and give Representative
C.B. Turrell of Redwood Falls chance
to make the rnn for congress. As mat
tiers seem to be shaping themselves how
ever, Gov. Ives would rather 1un for con-
gress than for governor, and while he
has not yet made any definite choice,
and does not care to state his position
at present, he is recognized as one of
the strongest congressional possibilities
in the Republican party.
s'But while the Lind sentiment in the
southern part of the state appears to be
-st1o 1ong," said the Pioneer Press inform
ant, sit is not clamorous, for the reason
that grea6 many Of Mr.. Lind's friends
accept his statement that he is going out
of politics to mean not merely that he
will not accept a denomination for con-
gress, but will not accept any
other political Office. 1t is this feel
ing which gives Mr.. Ives some Of his
strength, and there is also a feeling that
Knute Nelson would be very acceptable,
and in case Lind does not desire the
nomination the votes of the delegates
would be thrown to the Alexandria
man. In other words, the politicians
are waiting for an expression from their
leaders. When this comes they will
know what to d., and the Republicans
will be prepared to 60 into the battle to
win.''
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-16
A MUD WALK AT SLEEPY EYE.
It is Reported as the Greatest Event of
Many Years in OUR Neighboring
Town.

Barring the profuse use OF adjectives
and the oyer-indulgence in exaggeration
the following from the Minneapolis
Tribune is a pretty good account of the
daring mud-walk which occurred in
Sleepy Eye last Tuesday:
Last Tuesday this city was the scene
of feat which shook the community
from center to circumference. Moth.
ing like it has been seen or this CONT
nent since the antediluvian monsters
wallowed in primeval mudholes. It
was mud walk, by the side Of which
the most brilliant and elite cake walk
pales into neutral insignihcance.
But to begin at the beginning, Slee-
py Eye has always been proud of Dr.J.
P. James. He is an Adonis, BeIvi-
dere, a lulu, than which society here
has no brighter light. In the morning
his shoes shine like the posterior por-
ton of an American citizens foot.
His neckties have all the purity and
brilliancy of a matutinal rainbow. His
shirt front dazzles the eye. Thus was
the man.
| The way the 'smud walk came about
was this: Numerous small wagers were
made with different parties as to their
ability or willingness to cross the mud
dy street. A bet was finally arranged
with DR.. James by which he was to be
paid So if, dressed in his Sunday best''
he would walk, using neither rubbers,
overshoes nor rubber boots, from the
center of one crossing the length of the
block to the center of the other crossing g
| in q direct line.
He was to put up SIS as a guarantee
of good faith and only incidentally for
publication. If sickness prevented the
proposed pedestrian feat, the doctor
was to lose his bet. Several posters
appeared during the day and these, in
their fiery eloquence, stirred up the
ucolic breast for miles around. When
the hour came for the performance, ey-
cry man, woman and child in the city
of the slumbering orb was present. and
the farmers and their wives throughout
the surrounding country swelled the
| vast concourse. Special trains and
conyeyances from surrounding towns
brought in loads of spectators.
Promptly at2 o'clock the band struck
up a march and DIR. F. 2. James, pre-
ceded by four men each with an UNI
brella spread over them and followed
by q small boy ringing q cow-bell with
all his might, began to measure the
| depth of the mud in the main block OF
the city, and he accomplished his mud
dy task amidst series of the widest
..thussy mussy' on the part of the vast
concourse on the sidewalks. Accord
ingly he received the So as per agree
! ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-19

a Minnesota beckecpcr, wTitins in The
American Bee journal. says; II drive
four stakes In the ground, making u
square Of 90 hy 30 inches aud IS inches
high, 10 which nail two pieces Of board
! feet long, the 3i,inch way. Next lay
u spirit Lowell ON the edge OF the boardg
aud drive down the post 80 that the
cruss board Is In perfect level from
ono cnd To tho other aud across the 30
inch way from one board 10 the other.
On this board stand place the bottom
boards Of two hives, on one Of which /
put colony of bees and on the other an
empty hive. | clip the wings Of my
queens In the spring, 10 whom they swarm
/ cage tho queen and exchange the hive
FROM ono bottom board to the other
while the bess are IN the air aud place
tho cage On ths bottom board IN front OF
tho empty hive, which is now on the
bottom board that the bees are acquaint-
ed with, and finding their queen there
tho bees go in readily"