New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-15

The Redwood Rensille says that the
name of Dr. Finn is again being talked
of in connection with the senatorial
nomination. It adds that in. case Finn
will run, Philbrick and Brigham will
withdraw
On the 23rd of this month a special
election will be held ia the district sur
rounding Springfield, to vote on the
question of annexation to the village.
Springfield citizens are unanimous for
annexation.
| Prize bowling was INDUCED in at Tur-
ner Hall Park Sunday afternoon. Vari-
GUS prizes were given to the victors, the
best score being 26 out Of q possible 90
IN three throws. Fred Setter and WI.
Hegian each made this.
The New Ulm graduates of the Man
kato Normal have been invited to attend
an Alumni Banquet in Mankato this
week. The graduates are Mrs. Olson,
Misses Scherer, Rebfeld, George, Schuetz
and Schrodt and Messrs Eckstein, Stein
hauser, Fischer and Pfaender, nearly
all of whom will attend.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee have selected Ttcs Marcck of
Minneapolis as chairman in place If Mr..
Cutcheon. Mr.. Mareck is a son-in-law
Of Mrs. Richard Fischer of this city and
one of the strongest men in the Demo-
cratic ranks of the Flour City. -
Prof. Lugger says that the chinch bug
and the bed bug belong to the same or
der. The bed bug has become changed
BY living in civilization and has lost the !,
use of his wings. The professor neglects
t" add that the civilized bug doesn't
need them. He 'gets there just the
same."- Minneapolis Journal.
A bicycle race is being arranged for
Thursday evening, Aug. 2srdat O'Clock
by the local club. -Four prices will be
awarded and enough have offered to en-
ter to make the contest interesting. The
start will be made at the Cottonwood
bridge below the brickyards. and the fin
ish on Minnesota Street near Behnke's
Bottling works. The distance covered
will be exactly two miles and includes
two hills which will bring out the best
that is in the boys.
The camp at the Fish Pond was brok-
en- Monday morning. THE ladies have
had two weeks of enjoyment, but cou-
pied with it there has been an unusually
large amount of work. A host of visi-
tors have paid their respects to the camp
ers and on some days meals were served
to as high as seventy persons. But in
spite of this. there was always apleasant
and hearty welcome for all who headed
that way. =
The first prize to be awarded in the
bicycle race on the 23rd, will be a gold
medal worth $40; the second, photo
graphs to the value of So; the third,
bicycle lantern; and fourth, gallon of
ice cream. The CLUB is endeavoring to
make it a lively contest and is anxious
that the public generally should be pres
ent and witness the finish. No admis-
sion fee.
The Bollmann Co. will give farewell
concert at Turner Hall on the evening
Of the 26th. The concert will consist in
dramatic readings by Bollmann, Rehfeld
and seiffert and Miss Keffel, singing by
Mrs. Bollmann and Messrs. Seiffert and
Wagner and short Bavarian soperetta.
In a few days after the company will
leave for the coast.
AT the depot Wednesday evening sew
eral tramps got into a drunken quarrel
and while it was in progress man by
the name of Jim Tarney was terribly
stabbed in the side with dirk. The
perpetrator eluded capture by the off
GERS in the dark, while Tarney crawlea
to the electric light station and told his
story, claiming that the man who at
tackled him wanted to rob him. He is
now at the hospital and is in critical
condition. Nothing has thus far been
heard Of the other fellow.
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