New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-19

yesterday afternoon.
Jos. Epple has accepted position as
book keeper in the Eagle Mill Office.
VIM Loesch Of St. Paul paid visit
to his parents in this city on Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Baumgarten started for Eu-
rope this week to pay a visit to old
friends.
Edward Maltzahn and wife returned
from their eastern visit the early part of
the week. H.. :. Vi r.. - s5 E
| Henry Herian fell from load of hay
on Saturday and broke his arm in two
places. The fractures are bad ones.
Thieves entered the residence of Hen
ry Neumann on Wednesday night but
did pot succeed in tilching anything.
>.The Catholics Of West Newton will
have a large gathering near their new
church next Saturday in celebration of
its completion. ~.
Geo. Wagner went to St. Paul yester-
day to appear before the State Pharmacy
Board for the purpose of obtaining the
| state certificate.
On circus day farmer team indulged
in lively runaway, starting at the de-
pot and winding up near the courthouse.
No accidents however.
Jacob Hose and wife and sister-in-law
of Rat Portage, Manitoba, visited in our
: city during the forepart of the week.
They were the guests Of John Hauenstein
and family.
Dr.. Fritsche was compelled to shoot
his horse last week on account of CLAN
ders. The nature Of the disease was pro-
ven by the use of a lymph and a post
mortcm examination.
VIM. Burg has given up his position
in the Eagle Mill Office, the work being
too much of a STRAIN on his health. He
was deserving and energetic employee,
whom the proprietors cannot easily re-
place.
The county auditor agitated the con-
demning of our Jail before the county
commissioners last week on the ground
that il was too expensive an institution
The district judge, however, is the only
one who has any authority in the mat
ter.
1t was a large and good natured crowd
that gathered at the picnic on Hermann s
Heights last Sunday afternoon. Every
body seemed to be having a good time,
the games were numerous and interesting
and the refreshments were inviting. The
children of the church and their little
friends were particularly well taken care
Of
In the Woodman Lodge this week DR..
Weiser was acted upon for membership
and received four black balls. The con-
sui charged certain men with casting
them and excuses were given that they
did not know DR.. Weiser we'll enough.
When charged openly and plainly with
having been told to vote that way by DR.
Stricken, not one of them denied the
charge or defended themselves. Another
act not above the dignity of rye-straw.
The Circus.
Ringing Bros. pitched their mas
sive tents south of Turner Hall last
Thursday morning and during their visit
in our city gave two performances, the
one in the afternoon being attended by
nearly $4,000 people.
The circus arrived here fromRedwood
Falls early in the morning and the un-
loading was witnessed by a goodly num-
Der. Everything was quiet and orderly
about the manner of the employees and
there was absolutely none of|that rowdy-
ism which is so patent to circus crowds.
At ten o'clock a magnificent and gilt
tering parade moved through, the prin-
cipal streets. 1t was far beyond any,
thing ever witnessed here and was even
pronounced by many to equal Barnum's
in magnitude and elegance.
The performance itself was we'll worth
seeing. Three rings and two or three
platforms were kept busy during three
hours and the performers were all stars
in their respective lines. The menagerie
was also better than that carried by most
shows, the tall giraffe being particular
ly interesting feature. '- :...ss
The evening performance received on
ly slight attendance and was cut short
by the approach of storm.
Change in the College.