New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-29

Tia BQllman Troupe win leave tor
Californis next Saturday. Richard Wag-
nsr viii remain in New Ulm, having
severed his connection with tie com
.pany.
US. Grant has been found guilty of
forgery ID the fnt degree aa the result
of his dealings with Madigan. The 9TH
er indictments against HIM have been
quashed.
Miss Lizzie HoffmaDn, who has. been
under the care of Dr.. James at hospi-
tai in Mankato for sore eyes for two
weeks past, has returned to New Ulm
much improved.
Fourteen acres of gold land have been
sold near Redwood for So, 900 to Minne-
apolis parties. The original owner is al
most crazed over his bargain, and is said
to regret it terribly.
Ebb Watson was found guilty at Red
wood Falls on Saturday of sowing wild
IN ustard on the farm of J. II. Bowers,by
whom he had been prosecuted for some
offense against the law.
Hugo Fischer, G. Stengel, A. Wiesner,
and Herman Zell travelled to Redwood
last Thursday. A mule team was all
they could secure, and the trip con-
sumed just twelve hours. #
Gustav Rein of St. Paul was in the
city Sunday and Monday. Mr.. Rein in
tends to leave St. Paul and remove to
Wisconsin. Eventually he may start a
jewelry store in New Ulm.
Heller, the magician, who was in this
city some years ago, will give an enter
tainment here in October. 1t will be re-
membered that Mr.. Heller's wife is sis
ter of Jos. GALES of this city.
Gustav Fischer left for Philadelphia
yesterday to be ready to go on with his
medical studies as soon as the fall term
Of the Pennsylvania Medical College
opens. It will be at least three years
before Mr.. Fischer returns to New Ulm.
The suit of Nm. Eckert against Graf
wohl came up before Justice Blanchard
on Monday and resulted in the convic-
ten of Gratwohl by jury trial of using
abusive language. He was fined SO
and costs, amounting In all to nearly $50.
NJ. Thurber who was confined in Jail
here for several months, awaiting trial
for assault, has been dismissed. Henow
threatens to bring suit for damages aris-
ing from false prosecution and imprison-
ment.
Postmaster Gresham of St. Peter was
in the city Friday evening. Mr.. Gresh-
am could not understand the nature of
the opposition to Judge Weber and
says that active steps will be taken in
his county to head it off.
The St. Paul Globe of Monday in
cludes Titus Mareck Of Minneapolis and
Frank L. Randall of Winona in it's list
of possible nominees for. lieutenant gov
ernor on the Democratic ticket. Both
men are we'll known here.
The Springfield Advance is very en-
thuslastic in its advocacy of Geo. Grimm
as the Democratic candidate for county
auditor. Geo. is splendid young man
and one whom the Advance can exper-
fence pleasure in supporting.
A disastrous fire visited the farm of
Anton Henle in Milford last week, from
what cause it is unknown. Two of his
barns, between fifty and sixty tons of
hay, several hundred bushels of wheat
and over 500 bushels of oats were con-
sumed.
Louis and Geo. Gales of Hillsboro
New Mexico, and John Gales of St. Paul,
are in the city, visiting their brother Jos.
Louis has sold out his mining and hotel
interests in Hillsboro and will make
Minnesota his future home. So will
George.
The fixtures and stock for Hugo Geb-
ser's new saloon arrived late last week
and are now being put in place. The
former set off the elegant room to good
advantage and make the place one that
is sure to prove popular. The opening
will occur this evening.
Misses Minnie Fischer and Minnie
Pfaender are attending a summer school
of Kindergarten work in Minneapolis. At
the end Of the term, Miss Fischer will
resume her kindergarten work in New