New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-09-12
1t. Col. Mead of Mankato was in

1t. Col. Mead of Mankato was in the
city Monday evening.
Marshall Reporter: Senator Sam Pc
| terson, Ut Brown county, IS just now
taking great interest in agriculture,
and is visiting all parts of his district to
see that the soil is right for senatorial
| seed and the fences in good shape to
keep out Redwood cattle. Sam is one
Of the slickest, most INSCRIPTIONS and
most unreliable politicians in the bust
| ness.
W. P. Grimes of Golden Gate was in
the city Monday. Mr.. Grimes sometime
ago announced himself as candidate
for the Republican nomination for regis
ter of deeds, and so far he seems to have
the field all to himself. No one else
seems anxious to make the race against
Pfaender.
1t is quite possible that Prof. Richard
Ely, the political economist, may deliver
a lecture in New Ulm in the near future.
While Prof. Ely has been charged with
political heresy, the charges have failed
to find footing, and their would-be
victim remains, as before, the most adj
vanced scholar in political economy in
the United States.
Last Friday while Henry Schwerdtfege1
and Others were eScavatipg near the mill
down at iberia they ran across bottle
which was inbedded in the earth about
two feet. 1t was tightly corked up
Their curiousity was exited and on open
ing it found two pieces of paper on the
inside that bore the signatures of Misses
Helen George and Emma J. Ives under
date of Oct. 9Th, 1883. The writer's re-
quested that if anyone found said bottle
together with contents to let them know.
Sleepy Eye Herald.
Hurlburt & Leftwich will show in this
city next Saturday afternoon and even
ing, giving street parade, that will be
novel IN all it's features, at noon. The
show consists of trained animal exhibits,
including horses. dogs, monkeys and the
like, and also acrobatic and Juggling
performances of unusual merit. Their
troupes of trained dogs and horses are
said to as we'll educated as any on the
road, and the press comments are gener.
ally of a nature to excite interest in the
advent of the show. Clowns, bareback
riders, Japanese wrestlers and fencers
and daring mld-air trapeeze feats add to
the qualities of the show.
The friends of County Attorney Ed. H
Huebner, and, we think, the voters OF
Sibley county generally, will be pleased
to learn that that gentleman will be
a candidate for denomination at the Re.
publican County Convention which will
convene early IN October. MI. Huebner
has performed good and faithful service
for Sibley county, and secured thereby
the esteem of men of all parties and as
this is time when mans merit and
qualifications for the position he is to &C.
cupy should be the main consideration
especially in county affairs-we believe
his election will be assured by much
larger majority than he received in 1892
1t is not necessary for the News to Ell.
large upon our county attorneys quail
fications and services. It is enough tt
say that he has successfully accomplished
in nearly every instance what has beer
entrusted to him, and shown himself t.
be thoroughly competent attorney
Winthrop News.
The Kraiss case terminated in St. Pete
on Monday, the justice rendering hi
decision for acquittal yesterday. Jur,
trial was waived and by asking for
change of venue the defendant secured
what he wanted. Enough developed
however, to render the coming damag,
case intensely interesting. Kraiss testi
fed that the good man REIN wrote th,
scandalous article against Miss Schrod1
and Prof. Critchett is also uncomfortabl,
tangled up in the case. That Miss schrod
will receive justice In the district cour,
of Blue Earth county we fell certain.
Dr. Miles Pain Pills. 'One cent dose"