New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-01
A Horse Thief Captured.

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A Horse Thief Captured.
A stranger arrived here on Friday OF
last week, with single horse and buggy
After considerable bartering the horse
was traded to Peck and McGetrick and
the buggy to JAS. Helborn, said stranger
receiving $3.50 boot in the two trades.
On Monday VIM. O'Connor arrived from
Renville and claimed the rig as stolen
property and took the same home. Search
was instituted for the thief, and the horse
and buggy secured here was located at
Franklin, but the man had again traded
horses there and departed. kilograms
were sent ahead and the marshal at Ar
lingtcn captured the thief. He had trad
ed rigs in almost every town along the
| road. The man whose name is Smith,
| was taken through h.re to New Ulm,
yesterday by Sheriff Wickman of Beaver
Fails, and will be held for trial. Reports
state that he has served seven years IN
the pen.-Redwood Reveille.
Senator John B. Gordon, Gen. Robert
Lees old lieutenant, never uttered bet
ter sentiment than that which fell from
his lips last week when he said: 81 am
commander-in chief of the Confederate
Union, which Is an organization of Con-
federate veterans similar to the Grand
Army of the Republic. If occasion re-
auires it. I will march an army of old
soldiers across the long bridge over the
Potomac greater than Gen. Lee ever
commanded, everC man of whom will
fight to the death to preserve the Union
and command respect tor the old flag"
The Redwood Reveille this week brings
out the name of F. w. Pkilbrick as a
senatorial candidate and says: His many
friends, both at home and in Brown Co.
have for some time strongly urged Mr..
Philbrick to make the run, and, now
that he has decided to do so, he will go
in to win. st.,
The Redwood Reveille of Saturday
contains this brief item. We are infor!nd
that large following of Brown County
citizens. who are "aginn' Sam Peterson,
1 ~ 81 7 IN ~ f,,r
ishe.l from Redwood county, are in favor
Of calling a mass convention for the pur-
pose of placing in nomination candi-
date for the Office. f.. ...
Replying to the Lamberton Leaders
statement that it seemed impossible for
Redwood county to unite on a Senator
| ial candidate the Reveille says: Nothing
is impossible, so the wise men say, and
Redwood County still intends furnish
ing the candidate for senator.
Editor Hughes of Redwood thus dis
poses of his name in connection with
political honors: The pencil shower on
the Gazette kindly mentions our name as
suitable candidate for senator. Of course
we feel fattered and with the Rag
back Of us could easily capture that po-
litical plum from Sam Peterson. How
ever we are not in it, and must decline
with thanks. AS all Offices now have so
many aspiring candidates but little is
left to choose from, and wishing TO re-
ciprocate will place the name of ]. A.
Sch nahl in the field as sure winner fol
the office of court commissioner.
Here's what the st. Peter Tribune
thinks of Peterson's chances for re-elec-
ton to the senate: Slippery Sam Peter
son Of New Tim, who so basely betrayed
his constituents as state senator two
years ago, is candidate for renonina;
alton. It's hardly thought that he car
hoodwink the Republ leans Of his district
into again electing him.
Hays, Of the Dispatch, is becoming
very anxious over Redwood county
SLEW pace in furnishing 4 senatorial can
didate. Bless you, Hays, We announced
Mr.. D. Z. Bingham's candi dacy tom'
weeks ago, and the gentleman still
stands ready to accept the nomination
: ~ NJ
In our last issue was announced th
name Of Judge 2. .. French IS candi
date for the nomination, and now r. W
Philbrick is IN the field. Now let thes
: gentlemen agree among themselves ast
who shall make the run, and their man
8 friends viii be with them to the finisl
g Redwood Reveille
8 Do not put OF taking medicin
~ Numnrnua EfflA ailments If neUlnrta