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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-01
THE ELEMENTS PROTEST.
A Warning to the Chaps Who Think the
Fish Story Teller Is Safe

A Warning to the Chaps Who Think the
Fish Story Teller Is Safe.
Emmett Washbun and Irving Smith
were on their way to Wi1bur's mill,
near Pinesyille, in upper Delaware val
ley, the other day. Washburn was driv-
ing team of valuable young horses.
The sun was shining brightly over their
heads, but the sky to the northward
was black with thunderclouds. The
last thing Washhurn remembered while
they We're driving along was that he
was listening to a fish story Smith was
telling ili=.1. when suddeIy there came a
frightfful crash ever their heads and
fash Of intense light
The next thing Washburn remem bers
is his finding himself lying in the bot
tom of his wagon, with Smith lying
near. After awhile he was able to rise
and look about him. Both Of his horses
lay dead in the road Smith revived
soon affterward. The sun was still shin
ing brightly, and the thunderclouds in
the north had broben away. A thunder
bolt from clear sky had evidently
burst upon them. Each horse had a
hole in bis neck. Smith was wearing a
pair of blue overalls, with a patch in
each knee The patches were gone, hay-
ing been cut out around the edges as
neatly as if the separation was done
with a pair of shears. The rim of Wash
burns straw hat had been cut entirely
away in the same manner.
Neither of the men was injured in
the slightest degree, but each felt a
strange numbness in his body and limbs
for two hours. They buried the horses
at the roadside.
A popularity Of this freak Of freaky
lightning is that while Smith can re-
member distinctly the story he was tell
ing Washburn up to the point when it
was interrupted by the thunderbolt he
cannot remember the closing part OF
It, although he says the incidents Of it
happened to him this season, and he
had told the story several times The
team was valued at $500 Eoverdaie
pa Dispatch.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-01
$500 Reward!

We will pay the above reward for any
case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, sick
Headache Indigestion. Consti patton or
COsti7enesS we cannot cure with Weit's
Vegetable Liver Pills, when the direc-
lions are strictly complied with. They
are purely Vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar Coated. Large
boxes. 25 cents. Beware of counterfelts
and limitations. The genuine manufac-
turcd only be The John c. West Compa-
ay. Chicago. III. 0. 81. Olson Druggist
Sale Agt., New Ulm MINI.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-01
Bought Hi. Gift In . P.~n.hop.

A funny thing which is just leaking
out happened at the recent Sherman we'd
ding in Boston A man who was
prominent guest. in looking over the
presents at the house, discovered val
liable old clock, an antique, that he had
bought abroad for big sum and that
had been stolen from his house year
or more before in some mysterious way.
BE hunted up the donor and found he
had bought it from pawnbrpker that
had called his attention to it as rare
article. The man wanted to give Miss
Sherman something rare and so pur-
chased it. It was not, however. until
owner No insisted upon the right Of
first proprieturshlp that owner No. q
was willing to explain It was rather q
big joke on him to have sought q pawn
brokers' shop for his wedding present,
and the first man thought 1t too good =
story to keep Town Topics .
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-01
THE "MOTHER COUNTRY ALARMED
She Has Received News of Startling Char
acter From the United States.

She Has Received News of Startling Char
acter From the United States.
The Winnipeg Free Press claims to
have clipped the following from re-
cent number of the London Chimes:
General Coxey, the gentleman who
ran for president i'll opposition to the
late Chauncey Depew, is leading an
army of Disconnected hoboes on Wash
ington- Hoho is the political pseudonym
used to designate the members of the
independent Republ party. General
Co1ey is native Of Yuba Dam, capital
of the state of Baltimore, and jour-
nalist of some distinction, having edit
ed The Congressional Record, an iaf..
entail paper published in the Mormon
interests Of Eoston, N Y. His army
has captured the Delaware and Lacka-
wanna railroad, which will afford trans
portation through the Rocky mountains
to Fargo, where the troops will embark
ia gondolas and sail down the Susque-
hanna to Washington. As the president,
Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt, is absent IN
Kentucky on buffalo hunt, attended
by the regular army as a guard of hons
or, grave apprehensions are felt at Wash
ington as to the possible consequences
of Coxey's invasion of that territory.
# the Kickapoo Indians should Join
him. serious consequences may ensue
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-01
THE SENATOR'S SERVANT.

She Lost Her Place That the Dignity OF Fer
Master Might He Upheld.
. Extracts from that great book on life
in Washington, The Antobiog OF
a SENATOR
On that bright spring morning I
stroHed into my Ii brary and heard the
telegraph instrument ticking away
nnislJ IN the corner Mechanically I
, walked over to the table and picked up
the tape. With startled gaze / read,
Sugar, 82334.'' The slip of paper drop
ped from my nergeiess grasp. had
bought my sugar at SO =. IF Isold now.
IWou1d realize d great sum Should do
it22 No! A Thousand times mol was a
senator, a member of the most honorable:
and most dignifed deliberatiye body In
the world I WIS assisting in the max
ing of a tariff on the stuff which was
climbing so rapidly on Wall street Is
could not be-.
For half an hour I sat and smoked a
cigar The maddening click of the tele-
graph still rang in my ears. walked
again to the table The figures on the
tape danced before my eyes. Sugar,
So" A fortune was slipping from my
grasp. sat down and wrote this teIe-
gram to my brokers, Sell my sugar. .
Then g revulsion of feeling came over
me- could not do it. felt that I was
an honorable man. left the telegram
! whereI had written it and fled to the
garden.
3. -.-.. III.
While walking ia the garden I saw
Mary, the second girl She babe me
good morniGg. said to her: Mary,
if By any chance You should go into the
Ebrary--of course I do not expect that
you viii go there-but if by any chance
you do and see telegram on my desk
addressed to ny brokers be sure to re-
member that the nearest telegraph Of
fee is On the next block The girl
courtesied and went into the house
think she understood that I meant her
to stay out Of the library.
". ~
Two hours I spent in that garden
thinking out scheme | have for anne
Horating the condition of the poor by
providing open air performances under
national guidance OF Ibsen's dramas
Then I went back to the library A
telegram addressed to me was on my
desk neryously tore it open. It read:
''Order executed. Sugar sold at S.
You make Sa47, 900. - Ny heart rose IN
my throat. The bit Of yellow paper
dropped from my fingers and fell fut-
tering to the floor. Here was I, Unit
ed States senator, specializing in stocks
and taking advantage of information
which my official position secured fol
me. That miserable servant had sent
my telegram. Horror!
That afternoon wrote to my brokers
telling them to deposit the $247, 600 to
my credit. Then discharged the sec
ond girl. The dignity of my great Office
must be upheld. Buffalo Express
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-01
ICE CREAM SODA Ice Cream soda
at ". Eibner's restaurant and Con-
fectionery parlors.
For aRla..

Is full blooded Clyde for ssle 1t rea-
.eonable prices The hOrse IS known s
[aBilly Fox and Is guaranteed to- be
sound and capable. Inquire of Max
Reinhart Or Cilas. H0suburR.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-01
Cement Work.

The sndei signed announces that he is
now prepared TO do all kinds Of cement
work, such as sidewalks, cellers, ciisterus
etc, either by contract sr by ths day.
AL kinds Of material and especially ce-
mcut sf the best quality kept On hand
and sold atlowfgure.
JOIN LUETJEN
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-01

lIIsExPERlElscE WITH THE
OuEN ELEoTalo BELT.
Az ClD HAN

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ssrsH sEo4e.essYz sc.a. Asse f.fS Or.
sIsz 70 EsIseHTsa TIE PUEEc.
be WRITER Of 1es435 uas ny hrst ex4
perieace with rhsurnatszu. was travel.
ingasx home missionary and with great
difficulty and suffering reached my ap-
pcintmsc.s. Il was located II my hips and
back From that time to this year Of
grace. 1891, have suffered rao.c or less un-
der the srip Of that disease. Abeut three
years later. liver complaint. and the calo-
mel taken to cure It. fastened upon the
free, and at times even breath; vas
cruelty. Yet. IN general way. my health
has been as good perhaps better than the
average fmen.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-01

That afternoon wrote to my brokers
telling them to deposit the S247,Oo to
my credit. Then discharged the sec
ond girl The dignity of my great Office
must be upheld. Buffalo Express.
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The Prcsiden,'.,, ,


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bill has resulted in n,a. y
nssicual convention Of 'ss''s a. :
South to form a new ,-s ,'.,..
based on the demand "a, ne u
ago Of silver. The pro,o.','
from certain radical D. -
sressmen, who believe 4.
arrived when the parry.
the West and South den,,s.' M
rerudiate once aud fa,.-
domination on susuei,l -
resentative McLauriv
South Carolina. has a..
initiative step He has -.
proposition, and it will /
he says, by a call si.pes
ie silver eonsressmea.
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upon Hon. Henry " RI.
Hampshire the other ,,,
a memher o: the on X
company to dress an !. Il
clothes and 60 10 ,bs
carried an old fashioned -.
pct sack IN his hasl a. n
umbrella The dos. -
amused when i.c ,oss y
Mr.. Blair was assouish.i -
the garments q hii si,l,.- Il
ter represented hins,ii ,sh. q
town Of Nashua, Nes R,,
said that whsa VI H. n
theEr be had invited s. q
down TO Washington as. ~.
visit M Blass ua .as- !,
tied BY the psosreu >, .
his luesi, but soon s.s.s. n
joke.
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before the secreiaEy q M =,
TO ~hssher Bassls Rg -
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The Lamar register., 1894-04-07
News From Everywhers-
DR.. Brown -Seauard is dead.

authors, died at Boston on the ooen-
The Kearsarse is total wreck, her
hull having burned to the waters edge
Secretary Morton says that the rain
making experiments have not been
success.
A family of eight children were
burned to death in their home near
Charleston.
Conductors and trainmen on the
Great Northern road are considering
the reduced wage schedule.
The Union Pacific telegraphers have
reached an agreement with the receiy-
ers concerning their scale
Governor Nc Kinley of Ohio made
speech at Minneapolis on the 18th be-
fore the state league of Republican
clubs.
The total coal production of the
United States last year was ls4,3le,-
490 short tons, or 920, 413 tons more
than in 1892,
Coxey's army is living high, as the
farmers along the road in Ohio are
furnishing them with all the delicacies
of the season.
A new afternoon paper the ErcniHg
Telegram, will appear in Boston April
6. IL will advocate the advanced
school of bi-metallism.
The Iowa House Of Representative
passed bill allowing women to vote
for city, town and school elections and
the issuance of bonds.
William r. Laidlaw has been award
ed $25, 600 damages against Russell
SoriCE FOR PuBLicATioed when Nor
cfoss 2 orrIcK At LsSiamite bomb in
Sage's office.
The directors Of the freeman Josr-
nal, after stormy meeting, removed
Timothy Healy from the board, and
they also voted to replace Mr. Dillon
by Mr.. Mooney.
Six new telephone companies have
fled articles of incorporation in Ari-
zona. They will operate all over the
country but incorporate in Arizona As
the laws are very favorable.
The Argentine republic has agreed
to allow the Portuguese to land the
Brazilian refugees IL Portugal will re-
lieve Argentine Of any responsibility
for ignoring Braxils protest.
II recruits for Coxey's army con-
tipue to appear during the next month
as numerously as at present they will
overrun the District Of Columbia, pro-
vided they can get there from the
West
Emperor Francis Joseph and Empc-
ror William met at Abbasia Thursday,
aboard the German war ship Moltke.
Two hundred bottles Of champagne
were sent aboard by the German en-
peror for his guests.
Sarah and Linda Billings of Win
chester, Ohio, committed suicide. One
was engaged TO be married. Their
love for each other was so great that
they could not separate, SO they took
poison. -H
Anna Z. Swinnerton of Chicago has
obtained $4,000 Judgment against
George L. Boutellier, New York dry
goods man. While in the store boy
employed there snapped pin, destroy
in1 ona of fha uama,fs ayae
The Lamar register., 1894-04-07
wAsn.neron NorES

Representative Geary Of California
approves of the new Chinese treaty
Some Of the silver Democrats threat
en- TO fasten free coinage rider to the
tariff bill
Thomas T. Benedict Of New York
has been named by the President for
public printer.
Secretary Gresham is reported to
have predicted an outbreak on the Ha-
waiisn islands soon.
Patrick Walsh. editor OF the Angus
"A C1rpaiele, has been appointed
United States senator from Georgia
Congressman Boen Of Minnesota
wants all salaries of government, Of
ieials reduced to correspond With the
times. and has introduced bill to
that effect
Secretary Gresham has submitted to
the Senate committee on foreign rcla-
tions the draft Of bill to carry ont
the provisions OF the 3ehring Sea
treaty.
The governor Of Georgia appointed
Speaker Crisp as United States sen
ator, bu, Mr. Crisp declined the honor
because he though, that his party
needed him in the House
The Populis,s ia Congress hare
adopted badge, which they now wear
in the otherwise uselrss button hole
in the left lapel Of their coats Il
looks something like Grand Army
badge and is easily mistaken for ono.
Mrs Ellen J. Foster was at the cap /.
itol Thursday at the head Of dele
cation from New England TO protest
against the passage Of the new taria
measure. Senator Voorhees, refused
her hearing. The Republicans vii
grant her Que
Colonel Breckenridge took the stand
on his own behalf last Thursday and
narrated his experiences With Miss
Pollard His story ooavle;ed him
about as much as hers had donc. He
represented ths; she was no, parr
woman when be me, her
The committee of the House on
1 Hnult tsHle uA& otNtNr1 AsA-1sA ff-
moving the Southern Ute. to Utah.
Their plan is to allow them 10 retain
the western end Of the prcsen, re.erv-
alton and TO occupy oBr township sd
joining in New Mexico.
President Cleveland objects To the
old time custom Of esr rolling on the
Monday following Easter. which has
always been participated in by the
ehildres at Washington That is. Be
objects to the egg rolling being down
in his back yard. aud says that Il viii
not be allowed in future.
The attorney general ha. instructed
the district attorney at PHILADELPHIA
to appeal the sugar trust case to the
Supreme Court of the United States;
no, that he expects to get reversal
Of the decision Of the lover courf.
but because he wants to get the opia-
ion OF the highest Judicial authority
as to -hat constitutes monopoly
The Wilson iaria bill va. lanueh-d
on the sea Of senatorial debate on tho
2nd. The Tall Sycamore Of the Wa. u
bash gave it the encouragement Of
his eloquencs at the outset While
] Mr. Voorhees, speech WAS rod Tro,.
The Lamar register., 1894-04-07

ing total OF oS4 IN the state.
A dispatch from Major Francis
commander Of the German forces IN
Damaraland, states that he has infiict-
ed two severe defeats upon Chief VII
bool. and believes he has put an eud
to the la.ter's raids against German
settlers.
Charles Ketchum, alias Charles
Hardin, the express messenger who
robbed Wells, Fargo Il Go. of SO, ,Ooe
between Cincinnati aud Louisville
nearly two years ago, has been cap
tured at Alma, Arkansas, and 81, OVu
recovered. lie was taken to 81, Louis
b. q. Faurot. late president Of the
Lima. Ohio. National Bank, has ere
ated sensation by issuing circular
letter to the stockholders Of the bank
accomplished by tabulsted statement
to back up his charges, that he is un
able to get an accounting from th'
government for nearly 500, 900.
The Portuguese warships Alfonson
Albuquerque and Mindello, at Buenol
Ayres. aboard which arc Admiral d.
Cana and the other insurgent refu
gees from Rio Janeiro, arc in dread
full sanitary condition, causing muei
sickness and great uneasiness of min'
among the msn who have been so Lon
confined.
A serious riot has taken place a
San Lucar de Barrademere, Spain \
mob Of ., 900 people, out Of work, par
AIDED the streets aud finally becam,
so disorderly that they pillsgcd store,
and did much other damage. The po
lice being unable TO cope with them
the military had TO be called out befor'
the trouble could be overcome.
A stand pipe full Of water burst a
Peoria on the Goth, with terrible re
suits There were number OF sehoo
children playing close by aud many o
them with some Of the workmcn wer'
hurled distance by the force Of th'
water Frank Hogan, aged "a. was in
stantly killed and several eompanioni
sustained injuries which may resal
fatally. Three Of the water compAn,
people were badly hurt, while tvs
others were missed and presumed Il
be under the wreck. Two house
we're completely wrecked by the fore'
Of the water, while half dozen other
were blown from their foundations
and badly damaged.
The pension rolls will be greatly en-
larsed BY decision Of Assistant Sec
retary Of the Interior Reynolds l
will admit to the rolls the names Of I
large number Of insane, idiotio snt
permanently helpless minor children
of deceased soldiers where the pen
sious Of the former have ceased by tn,
children attaining the age Of l6 yean
prior to the act Of June q, 1890 Tn,
decision holds that the act Of 1890 hai
the effect Of restoring these dependcnl
persons to the rolls during life or
continuance Of the disability.
The assessment books Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia show that sii, Ja0.
900 Of real estate in Washington is
owned by $50 persons who may b,
termed winter residents. which Is an
average of s16, G65 each, bul, a. the
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-11

daughter of my landlady, to whom
you were kind enough to deliver u
lecture in the middle of the night
-
"Sho is my Sranish girl" he
gasped, grinding his teeth and shalS-
ing his head disconsolately He took
long time TO recover himself. He
sat down again on the side of my bed,
as he had done on his return from the
ball. But in what q different mood
He made me swear to him that l
would never reveal his name to Eau
lein Lieschcn, but that would ex-
cuse him without giving any clue to
his identity for the disturbance he
had caused in the night This duty l
willingly undertook.
Fraulein Lieschen who was good
natured girl, looked at the matter
from the comical side and readily ac-
cepted my unknown friends apology;
and Whenever we met on the stairs
after that she would say jolSingly:
please remember me to your funny
friend!'-P Won Schonthau in The
ldler Reprinted by special permits
sion of S. S, Mcclure.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-11


to me- Bladder stood with his face to
the door, engaged in hot dispute
with my neighbors.
1.-THE devil himself couldn't collect
his thoughts with that coughing GO
ing on he was saying as I woke up.
81 was coughing to make you quiet,
that endless murmuring made me 50
nervous,' cried Fraulein Lieschen, her
voice trembling with annoyance.
I'm writing poem, tell you, and
when one is composing poem one
must murmur, ii you can't sleep
through it you can't be healthy. You
must have eaten too much
supper or omething. You can
congratulate yourself that you've
got such a lodger as Reif Do
you understand me? If you had me
I'd teach you"
Again and again, in as persuasive a
voice as l could assume, begged the
orator at the wardrobe to put an end
to the speech he was delivering on
his views of landlady's duties
toward her tenants. At length my
patience gave way, and sitting up in
bed, commanded him in voice of
authority to give over his poetry and
recitation and to blow out the light
and get into bed Balder at length
seemed to realize that he was tres
passing on my hospitality, and that a
certain amount of respect was due to
my wishes as his host lie became
silent, put his manuscript carefully
into my dressing gown pocket, cast
one last fiery glance at the door and
retired to bed.
do not know IL he saw the dnugh-
ter of sunny Spain, with her gazelle
like eyes in his dreams, but ! dc
know that he snored us if he were
dreaming of a sawmill
About three hours later the winter
daylight struggled Into the room.
Bladder got up and dressed himself as
| quietly as a mouse He seemed as
/ though he was trying to make up fol
the disturbance he had made in the
night, or rather in the morning. lie
excused himself most politely fol
waking me up, but said he felt tina
he could not leave without saying
goodby and thanking me for my kline
hospitality Then he left the room
closing the door softly behind him
\ At the same moment / heard the door
of my landladys roam open. Half .
minutes dead silence followed, and
then Bladder foil back into my room
like one stunned
"Who s that girl that came out o
the next ROOM he asked bfeathlessly
! trauein Liesshea. OF course, tn
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-01-11

For the first time on record a He
brew has been gazetted officer to one
of the crack highland regiments OF
Queen Victoria's army. These regl-
ments, Notwithstanding their Scotch
origin and dress, are nowadays com
posed mainly of Englishmen, Welsh
men and Irishmen. But this is the
first time that they have had on their
roster highlander of the chosen
race, which, prior to the present
reign, was barred from holding COM
missions in they army and navy, and
even from membership of parliament.