New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-02-21
Evans the California outlaw IS agail,
In the hands Of the LAW

Evans the Califo rnia outlaw IS asair
IN the hands Of the LAW
Prof Buschck's dancing class viii
ggisea May Pole dance on the LIST Of May.
Mrs Henry Koehler is visiting for d
few days il ST Paul, the guest of her
brother.
/ An effort Will be made to have Prof.
/ Luggger deliver a lecture here in May.
/ e theseffort succeeds, our people may
rest assured of an address with some
thing in II.
he new Literary and debating society
recently organized viii be presided over
by Hugo Fischer as presidentand Albert
/ Pfaender as seeFetarF. An error in the
list Of officers appeared in the Review of
last week.
| The State funniest will be held here
On the 23d. Gath and 25th of JGne. 4
large attendance is looked for and the
local society will do all In its power to
make the event memorable one.
Grover Cleveland has finally found
out that he must act like the president
OF the Cuited States in his judicial APP
pointments and not as the avoued enemy
OF Hill. Accordingly he appoints Sena-
tor White of Louisiana and the appoint
ment is at once confirmed.
i The system of examinations is to be
introduced in our public schools again.
This is indeed to be regretted, for it is
out of this old and inferior system that
our schools have worked through
years, The daily papers have written
editorials against the pernicious prac-
tlce- Leading educators have labored
hard to do away with it. The best
schools Ehave practically abolished it.
But here Ill New Ulm we are to have it
all over. Why Because its snap for
the teacher: Door thing for the pupils.
4 child may do ever so we'll during the
year but the answers to ten questions at
the end of the year determines his sehol-
arsh1p. 1t is ridicuFous.and all but law
| teachers see it.
| Listen to what Prof Maria L. Sanford
OF the University of Minnesota says of
one of the ex-papils of the New Ulm
Schools in the Minneapolis Times of
Feb. 10th: 'sThe best piec, received from
my freshman and Sophomore GLASSES for
january upon the subjects, The Refining
Influence of Flowers ard Good Roads
Pay WAS written by VIM. J. kunze from
the schools of New Ulm." It seems
strange that when these evidences of
thorough training are So constant and
numerous. that there stonr7 - .nv r.
Elections cast upon . anuzA~ nenett5-
fore in vogue.
Mr.. Shelby of Arkansas. Mr.. Gautilisr
of st. Paul and VIM. l. Quinn. former
ly of Yellow Medicine, were in the CITY
Monday for the purpose of paying of
certain relatives of Indian or half-breed
scouts who did service in the Indian war
OF 1869. These payments are in accs.r-
| dance with special appropriation of
congress, and Mr.. Shelby is appointed to
look after the matter in Nebraska, Min
nesota ana,the Dakotas. He IS assisted
by Mr.. Gautnier who speaks French flu
emily and Mr.. Quinn. who speaks both the
French and some of the Indian Iangua-
Eges- -:
The Redwood Reveille of SATURDAY. re-
ports: W. D. Abbott of the firm of Alb
bot 6 Brown Wiuona attorneys for W
s. St. Peter r. r.. was in this city Tues
day getting atfidavits as to the charac-
ter of e. S. Grant, now in the New UIm
jail on charge of larceney. It is to b.
remembered that it was on the testimo.
ny of Grant that the jury brought in
verdict in favor of VIM. Lauer's widow
for $4,000, III the Lauer damage SUI
i against the W. Sc St. Peter R. R. Gran
testified that he was in Tracy at the tim.
aud saw Lauer killed. These affidavit.
tare to show that Grants reputation fol
veraeity Is bad. They were secured
without any trouble on the part of the
Attorney.
/ A scholar in the New Tim schools has
again carried off enviable honors. Some
time ago the society of Sons of the Re
volution of Minneapolis offered two
medals for the best essays on the causes
that Led to the American Revolution
/ The award was made last week and the