New Ulm review., 1894-06-27

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The wife Of Ignatius Donnelly died
yesterday morning in st. Paul,
The Bollmann's did not play at
Schmucker's on Monday night. No
audience.
Tickets for the theatre at Turner 4 all
next Sunday are going rapidly. Secure
yours at once.
John Lind has been at Morton all
week fighting the county seat contest
before the commissioners.
The Brown County grand jury en-
dorsed Judge Weber for renomina-
ton IN enthusiastic resolutions.
The Populist convention will be held
at Iberia next Saturday. The Republi-
can convention at Sleepy Eye to-m morrow.
The man, who sold evcrgreens on the
streets here a couple of weeks ago.
dropped dead in Gibbon last week while
walking from the hotel to the barn.
O. c. Gross, the high school principal
left fer Buffalo, this state. on Saturday
to take charge of a summer school. His
pupils were at the depot to bid him GOOD
bye.
DR.. Otto Lug9er was here Friday and
will return again next Saturday. He is
doing good work against the chinch
bugs in other sections of the state.
1t pays to have conventions in a city.
Hundreds went away from here yester-
day with the best impression of NewUlm
as an enterprising and beautiful city.
The young painter fr'.m Sleepy Eye
who was imprisoned on the charge of
stealing money from H. H. Meyer was
released. The grand jury failed to in
dict.
The New Ulm hand laundry Was open
ed this week. Orders for all kinds of
work are promptly attended to and neat
ness is point in which the hand laan-
dri=s excel. A. F. Happe is the proprie-
tor.
The Bollmann Troupe will play in
UnionHall next Sunday. ''Loeffelmanx's
Trouble'' or ''The Neighbor's Wife" will
be the piece produced. 1t is farce
comedy in three acts by Rosen.
Among the prominent strangers who
were here during the Tnrnfest were Dr..
Finnell, Mr.. Alleman and Mr.. Haeckler
of St. Paul, Percy Anneke and Jos. Gra-
hamer of Duluth, E. Gerstenhauer of
Winona and Mr.. Schmidt of Shakopee.
On July Sd and 4th, 1894. the North
Western will sell round trip tickets to
stations within 200 miles at very low
rates, good returning until July 5th, in
elusive. For tickets and full informa-
ton apply to Agents Chicago & North
Western R'y.
A picked nine from Redwood Falls
and the New Ulm boys played game
of ball Sunday afternoon, the former
winning with a score of 13 to 5. The
New Ulm boys batted miserably while
the Redwood fellows Put up a fine all
round game.
Court adjourned on Friday. The
grand jury found no indictments. Tie
civil cases were short and several of them
were continued. That of Smith VS.. Nc
Ardle was decided in favor of the defend
ant and in that of Mullen VS.. Kretsch &
Berg, the jury found verdict of "no
cause of actiOn.'
| Fred Pfeute, young farmer Of Lafa-
yette. was found dead in his bed last
Wednesday morning. His wife was at
his side all the while, but so quiet was
his passing away that she noticed moth
| ing. The coroner arrived the next day
but could not come to a perfect under
standing as to the cause of his death.
Mr.. Lind argued that the whole mass
of money was the unit of value in real
ity. A dollar IS but fractional part of
it. The price of a thing is not its value,
it is the expression. ''My conception Of
the measuring power of money!" he said
sis shat we might imagine all of the
money Of the world on one side and all
A tennis contest occurred on the court
in the courthouse square Saturday af-
ternoon. The contestants were Chas.
Barber and VIM. Anderson from Spring.
field on one side and Horace Newhart
and Charles Hornburg of New Ulm on
the other Score to 8 in favor Of the
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