New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-04-27


lingo schleuder and wife of Spring
/ field spent Sunday here
| NJ. and Mrs. Louis schmelz spent Sat
urday with ST. Peter friends.
Ghas. silverson will not return from
| the east for two or three weeks.
Mankato is to have an institution 70
the cure Of drunkards through the bi
chloride of gold treatment.
The assessors of the county will meet
at the court house next Saturday to re-
|eeive their assessment rolls.
Q. n. Ostrom, president of the Nicol-
let County Farmers Alliance, is an aspir-
ant for congressional honors.
Miss Paula Rudolph left on Monday
for Minneapolis to resume herstudies in
the Bowers Shorthand School.
Is Man an Angelo The question will
be discussed By Mathilda Fletcher at
Turner Hall on the evening of May 5th.
S. D. Peterson will appeal from the
decision of the 9. S. court against him
and in favor Of the Milwaukee Harvester
Company.
Rev. Meske and Alex Russell have been
chosen as delegates to attend a Cougre-
gational council in Belgrade, Nicollet
county, next week.
Capt. Huntington of Redwood Falls
has been recommended by Sen. e. Il. Da-
Wis for the appointment as Indian Agent
on the White Earth agency.
The pestiferous tramp is just now a
bout as numerous around New Ulm as
flies around a barrel of honey in the
heated season of summer. Why not test
the chain gang method of radiance?
Supervisor Braun of Courtland was in
town Monday and stated that as soon as
the new river bridge was completed, the
town of CORTLAND would put the road on
the east side Of the river in proper con.
dition and keep it in repair in the flu.
ture.
P. j. Dreis, father Of Mrs. F. W. Hau.
enstein of this city, was knocked out q
the Democratic nomination for treasure
Of st. Paul but received the endorsement
of the independent or citizens mmoveent
He threatens to teach the Democracy
lesson for their faithlessness.
Deputy Marshal Peterson. of Wasec;
was here last Thursday evening an,
summoned NJ. Mullen, J. G.. Rudolph
j. Newhart, A. /. Setter and c. II. Ros
to Mankato as witnesses in the case of tn,
Milwaukee Harvester Works VS.. S. d
Peterson. Ross and Setter were sum
moned by the defense.
Z A singular happening was reporte,
from Cottonwood last week in the brit
on the same day of a son in the famil,
of Henry Fortwengler ST.. and daughte
in the household of Fortwengler's oldes
! son. Fortwengler thus became fathe
and grandfather within twenty -four hours
which is certainly glory enough for on
day.
Owing to the plumbers of the Uniol
depot officials in st. Paul many peopl,
who might like to spend Sunday in Nev
Ulm are kept in ignorance of the trail
which reaches this city every evening a
II O'clock. In some manner the ST. Pau
officials should be informed of their mis-
take, as it is only through liberal pat
ronage that NewUlm can expect to retail
| this additional and excellent passenge
service.
The. house committee on commerce
| has agreed to report the amendments t
the interstate commerce law recommend
| ed by the commission in connection wit
Representative Lind's bill. This mea
sure relieves shippers from liability. MI
Lind explains that shippers are the prin
cipal witnesses in cases against the rail
roads, and if they are liable to punish
ment as participants in violations Of til
Jaw, as held in the Counselman case
they will not testify. When the law i
amended SO that shippers are no
criminally liable, it will stand a bette
chance of being enforced.
Zone of the important business transfer
| of the year was effected this week in tn
sale of the Fortschritt printing office b.
MessrsRein s. Schumpberger to what vii
be known as the Fortschritt Publishin.
Company with Judge Of Probate Brand