New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-06-26

i A jury has just awarded Y4O,OOO to
the young clerk whom Russell Sage used
to shield himself frem bomb thrown
by dynamite fend. Confiscation of
Sage's wealth and donation of a good
ly portion Of 1t to the young clerk would
have been still better.
After the Otto murderer. Otto Poll
now, a. member of the s.National Detec-
tive Constable Force of the United
Force of the United States and Business
Union of Financial Protection was in
town this week with petition seeking
signers, asking the county attorney to is
SUE Warrants for the, arrest Of parties in
connection with the Otto murder case.
He got quite number of signers bere,
as all wish to see the case pfobed to the
bottom. He claims to have ssked the
county attorney for warrants and was re-
fused. He says he will go before him
again with petition containing two
thirds of the voters of the county and
ask: for warrants, and, if refused, will
present his case to Judge Webber who,
he says, will give him papers 20 the Gov
ernor who will instruct the county com
missioners to select new county attor-
ney to take charge of the case. Morton
Enterprise. -. :s ss = .l.
Never forget for one moment that the
real friends CT silver coinage are the
staunchest advocates of sound money.
They are its advocates for this year and
for all following years. They stand
the farthest removed from Icing
"cheap money" cranks. They. are the
real "hard money" defenders against the
"soft money" fiatists. The y want every
American dollar to be as good as any
other dollar, and every American prom
Use to pay to mean just what it says. The
free, impartial, unlimited coinage of sill
yer and gold into dollars-into actual
money-needing no redemption them
selves, and being always the ultimate re-
deemers of every promise to pay money
cuts the ground from under every pro-
position to issue irredeemable paper, or
to experiment with any other fat scheme,
looking to currency, whose value and
volume shall be wholly at the control OF
changing administration of government.
Silver and gold, set at liberty, and hon
estly coined, will constitute the money
whose volume and value will be con-
trolled mainly by natural causes, whose
operations will be as open to the thought
full farmer or laborer as to Wall street
Or the Observation-Disclosures Hu1onite.
Scientific Investigations are now being
conducted on the best manner of farming
the great blanket of vegetable mold that
forms the soil of North Dakota. Farm
ing has been done here on such a crude
scale and in such an ignorant manner
that the poorest results have followed in
stead of the best There is, beyond
question, SUI fficient moisture every year
to get crop if the rainfall were proper
ly saved in the soil, instead of being as
sisted in evaporation by ignorant cult
walton. Tests with ,sub-surface packers,
to condense and pack the soil, and there
by retain the moisture for crops, have
been maze during 1898 and 1894 that
show astonishing results. They demon
strate beyond question thatif the lines of
capillary attraction, by which evapora-
ton from the surface is carried on, can
be broken up, and the soil beneath pack
ed, there is sufficient moisture every year
to grow crops. This year seems poor
one for such experiments, as there prom
ises plenty of rainfall for the most care
less farming. but men of intelligence,
ability and experience are at work on the
problem Of teaching the farmers how
to farm in every season in this great and
fertile region, whose possibilities as a
productive country are not even dreamed
of.-Jamestown Alert.
No one preteuds that there is. gold
enough to do the business of the world,
but it is argued that most of our busi-
ness transactions are done on a credit
basis, therefore we need but little money
of final redemption. The men who ia
vor this style Of doing business are the
ones who make a living off the debts Of
others, and to whose interest it is that
people shall.pay shylock his dues. The
interest-gatherer believes. that a 'spublic
debt is public blessing and that what
is his good is for the good of all--he is
the public.