New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-05-04

isss SssAtss " Is seas IoT the Milwaukee,
Theatre and Swedish Ladies Concert IS.
not as large as the merits Of these attrac-
ficns justify Il is seldom that enter
tainments Of such q high order are af-
forded to New Tim people and this time
|sit IS only through lSrge guarante ). In
order to insure success and give encour-
agement to more of similar nature,
every seat should be occupied
The Republican state convention win
be held il ST. Paul tomorrow, Tie dele
gates from Plown County being Chas L.
| Roos, John Lind, Hans Mo, r. p. James.
a. g Anderson and II. NJ Ball. The
district convention is being held in Man
kato to-day with a. Blanchard of this
city, IS Blanchard Of Sleepy Eye, E. g..
| Koch, Oscar Erickson, j. w. B. Welcome
and Nels Christensen as representatives
Of this county
oae of the boldest attempts to rob
house Was pe1pet-ated at the home Of III.
Vogelpohl IN Mankato Oh Tle5day even
ing OF last week. Mrs. Vogelpohl and a
| Miss Hodapp were sleeping Oh the sec
ond floor and about four o'clock in the
morning were startled by the entrance Of
two men. When the women attempted
to cry out the VILLAINS applied handker-
chiefs saturated with chloroform to their
faces, but were nevertheless frightened
away. Vogelpohl at one time lived in
| New Ulm
Sunday was marked by an unusual
number OF deaths and among those who
were brought face to face with the mys-
terry that we call death was August Fri
ton, who was one Of New Ulm's earliest
settlers. Mr.. Triton came to this CITY in
the early if lies and resided here during.
the struggling. scenes leading up to and
following the outbreak of the Siouxs in
1862. In 1866 he was county Treasurer
4 for one term and some years after estab-
lished the brewery which is now owned
/ by Mr.. Schmucker. After the sale Of
that establishment he led a life Of retire
ment He was sixty years Of age, having
4 been born in Wurtemberg on the 1OtIsof
May, 1882, and was at one time a citizen
OF energy and prominence. The funeral
was held yesterday afternoon at one
4 o'clock.
i Company a was inspected Saturday
evening by Inspector General Bunker,
assisted by Capt. Knowlton Of Minneap-
oils. Fifty -one men, including officers.
4 responded to roll-call and the company,
with uniforms and accoutrements in
bright and Wen-lept condition presented
an appearance that could not fail to call
forth words Of Commentator. The drill
ing and manual practice was all execut-
eel III the hall and SO much did every
movement resemble clock-Work, that.
When coupled with the splendid appear
ance, the inspector was tempted to admit
that it was the best company he had thus
far visited in his annual tour. This
I speaks well for the officers and members
and at the same time should BE ample
cause for Just pride among our citizens.
i There is a concern not far outside the
/ legal limits OF this city,o in plain words
/ a hab.tstion Of ill-repute where bust
j ness IS carried on that is Legitimate in
the eyes CT the law and respectable soci-
4 ETY. and that is doing more to degrade
The youth Of this city, and we might
4 safely include the older men, than any
practice that is licensed in the state. DR..
Ames, who once aspired to the office OF
4 governor, Was tempted to call institu-
tions of this kind necessary evil, but
4 he lied. Vice, lust and filthy habits were
never necessary factors in bringing about
i human happiness, and when they go SO
far, as has been the case here lately, to
destroy the peace Of a home and bring
disgrace and unhappiness to the family
circle, it is time that public opinion
should warm to its duty and demand that
such imported stock be compelled to seek
regions where the thermometer doesn't
show quite 50 high a degree of public
contempt. New Ulm isn't quite SO ready
to assume metropolitan airs as to include
4 the, corruption and slums also.
4 VWeek before last Mankato was visited
Eby representatives Of four different liquor
cures, all wanting to locate here The
representative Of the Kelley cure wanted
!. 100000 for the state right, and, only
\ about half the amount was subscribed.
Il Tf yUac too rich for Mon L,a+oe 1,I,,/,,l