New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-06

Rolves & Wiesner. 800
n Herbeck. .................. 800
j. Brust. 400
Peter Schuler. $50
g. &, N. w. r. r. Co. 800
j. Ambrosch. 200
Various other improvements I. z, 900
IGNATIUS REFUSES TO FUSE.
He says the Alliance and Democrats will
Not Unite.
The State Farmers Alliance met in
st. Paul yesterday andsa good deal of
speculation has arisen as to whether q
fusion will be agreed to between the AL
lance and the Democracy. DonnellY,
upon being interviewed on the subject,
is reported to have said: mo, sir, the
question of fusion with any party will
not come up in any way at the annual
meeting. This is a farmers alliance, and
the question Of 1usion is not a proper
one for 1t to consider. The Alliance is a
farmers society for the benefit Of farm
ers, and it only goes to the ballot box
to protect the farmers rights. Ninety
nine per cent OF the: Alliance is in favor
of the Peoples Party, but the question
of fusion is one for that party to raise,
not us: The Peoples Party meets in
convention next summer some time.
What it Will do, | can't say
1.-The question of the Minnesota Al
lance joining the National alliance is
to be raised, it is understood. What will
the convention do with that?''
.'It is difficult to say said Mr.. Don
nelly,warily. Some are opposed to 1t,
some in favor of it. =
The majority is which wayp"
'.That is difficult to say, responded
the sage, still more varily.''
''What is the objection to the Nation
al Alliance?''
1--WE hadup something Of this ques-
tion at the last session. The main diff
ference is that the National Alliance is
secret order, while the Minnesota Al
lance is not. ] take it that the senti-
ment a year ago was against the secret
work.
Has the sentiment changed?''
''As IsaY,' answered Mr.. Donnelly,
some are for it and some against it,
To-day G. A. Blomberg succeeds to
and takes possession of the office of clerk
of court, having been elected thereto at
the last general election. We welcome
him into the Office and hope that it will
prove pleasant and lucrative. AS he
goes in, Louie Mueller, the efficient de-
putty who has had charge of the office
for the past three years steps out. We
regret to see him leave the office for he
conducted it with marked ability, and
with courtesy not always found in pub
lic..offcials. He was obliging and al
ways gentleman and was an official Of
whom the county never had cause to
be ashamed. He goes soon to New
Ulm to embark in business, and we
with his Apany other friends wish him
all success. st. Peter Herald.
The following from the St. Peter
Herald is but another instance of how
we take to strangers: This city was
visited by q strange pair last Saturday
and Sunday and to certain extent was
beautifully worked, at least that is the
general opinion. The pair consisted of a
smooth, versatil, eloquacious gentleman
who could entertain a crowd in conver.
sation perhaps in such a manner as no
man who ever visited the city. He had
no business here, came with out baggage
and left without giving up any inform
alton regarding himself; associated
with him apparently, was a woman who
was MT far from beautiful. She was
modestly attired and carried paper
which she presented, on which was the
information that she was en-route from
Grand Rapids, Mich. to Butte City and
and that she had been robbed on the
cars and sTas now soliciting for funds
with which to reach her destination.
Just N before leaving town she was iden-
5sned as woman who had been resi-
dent Of Mankato not long before and Of
,Sbad repute. She is said to have picked
9Sap S25 or $50 in town and turned II
over q to her smooth, versatile and loqua
scious cashier.