New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-11-01

IN the Gil y ana 9uuIluS tue past feeK has
been giving seances to those interested
sufficiently to produce the required fee.
We understand she also processes to cure
the sick. sS
The neighboring societies belonging to
the Epworth League will meet in con
vention in this city on the 18th Of the
present month. The exercises will be
| held at the NJ. E. church and an elaborate
program has been arranged for the oc-
casion.
Judge Weber having decided that no
more Redwood county prisoners should
be admitted to New Ulm Jail, the COM
missioners of that county have appro-
priated $4,000 Tor the erection of new
moral cooler for their offenders against
| the law Good.
J. E, Rhemsburg, the noted liberal
lecturer, delivered forcible address at
Turner Hall on Wednesday evening. His
subject was False Claims and his hear
Eers we're immensely pleased with the dis
course. His talk partakes more of the
conversational character than anything
else, but is in a great degree convincing.
Many of his arguments were new; but so
clearly did he substantiate then with
undeniable evidence, that he left little
room for dispute. His audience was
not exceptionally large, but enthusiastic.
The Fair given at Union Hall last Fri
day by the ladies Of the Evangelical
pleasant weather. From morning to
evening stray callers passed through the
building and viewed the numerous artic-
les of handiwork that were offered for
sale. There was no great evidence of
business, but nevertheless by evening all
of the goods had been disposed Of and
the money jingled in the hands of the
collectors. Along about supper time
the number of visitors increased and an
enjoyable time was spent in conversation.
The ladies did their best to entertain all
who came, and as a reward for their eff
forts they are nearly $3.50 richer than
they were at the outset.
J. A. Wellnitz, who was quite
we'll known in New Ulm, died at the
home of his mother, Mrs Caroline Penn
ing, last Sunday afternoon of consump-
ton. Mr.. Wellnitz was young man in
the twenties and for the past few wears
he has been an employee of Chas. Schon-
lau in Chicago. \ personal acquaintance
with him enables us to say that he was
young man of excellent character an6
good qualities. His friendship was of ar
enduring kind and his disposition was
such as naturally draws one to another
To be cut off therefor in the prime o.
life is a misfortune which all who knew
him will apr eciate. =
The suit of ex-senator Thos Bower
VS.. Kelly & Doran was tried in the Wa
secs. Co. court last week. The defend
ent accused Bowen of stealing $1,000
which was to have been used by Bower
to induce the Hon. H. NJ, Buck, of Wa
SEGA Co., not to vote for Cush. Davis
last February. If money is to be uset
for Doodle purposes at all it is just a
honest for Tom Bowen to keep it as it i
for him to accept it to buy anothe
mans vote. The jury brought in a yer
dict of no cause for action and Mr.
Bowen will have to be satisfied with tn,
accusation of having stolen $1,000 i,
Doodle roles. He can console himsel
however, with the knowledge that che i
not the only one, oh, my no. st. Pete
Journal.
| Last Tuesday morning B. ]. Bengston
buggy in the front yard of his house ant
q horse harnessed in his COW yard. Ii
the buggy were coats, trousers, vests, let
tiers, a watch, etc. Constable Henry
Davis was sent for to investigate, and i
was conceded that one of three thing.
must be true: The owner Of the horse
must be crazy; he NAV have committed
suicide; or he may be a fugitive from
justice. The investigation proved !;
tizzle, since the boss came back Thurs
day and made satisfactory report. Hi
name is Jos. Flower, and halls from New
Ulm. A repetition of the above NIGH
land the gentleman at the hospital here
where the omnipresent Supt Tomlinsor
will feel of his pulse once per day The
year around.-St. Peter Journal.
I Some of the farmers in Ridgley hav.
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