New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-24
WHOLE LENUMBER GA
Accidents of the Week.

that the buggy was upset with all its oc-
cupants. Miss Lizzie Sachs was the on
~ one injured, and she sustained COM
plete dislocation of the elbow joint. Drs
Schoch and Weiser were called for treat
ment.
Chas. Ulrich of Lafayette was furious
ly attacked by boar last Wednesday
and as result of the tussle his right
leg is badly swollen and injured.
Late Tuesday afternoon of last week,
Mrs. Christian Bartl of Lafayette was
seriously injured by bull. She was
trying to drive the animal in the pasture
when he suddenly turned upon her and
threw her to the ground. Her arm was
broken before help arrived, and her leg
and side badly bruised and torn. It is al
SO feared that she received internal in
ju1les that may result disastrously. She
is quite an aged woman.
Peter Seifert's little son in Sigel was
injured in consequence of a runaway the
other day. While standing alongside of
wire fence as the team came along,
some cattle in the pasture became fright
ened and jumped over the fence One
of the barbed wires was snapped off and
struck the boy in The neck, cutting bad
cash in his throat.
! Frank Gruber's team ran away in La.
fayette the other day and succeeded in
brrising themselves and smashing the
wagon. The little boy driver was not
injured.
Mis-. Henderson and children have
gone to Chicago.
G. A. Hagberg spent Sunday with his
| wife in Mankato
Jos. Schnoberich is quite sick. 1t was
feared on Saturday that an operation
would be necessary, but an unexpected
improvement fortunately prevented it.
Congressman Towne, of Duluth, is a
man of some nerve to say the least. He
was elected by the Republicans to con-
gress, but does not hesitate to speak out
his convictions on the financial question.
He is an uncompromising friend of
silver at the present ratio and his recent
utterances have thrown a fire brand into
the ranks of the gold bug press and pol
iticians of his party. With such honest
men as Towne, Lind and other bimetalists
in the Republican party it means some
thing.-sleepy Eye Herald.
The New Ulm Maernerchor went to
Mankato Sunday to attend the Lieder-
tafel Festival. They travelled in bus
drawn by four horses and by leaving here
at 5 80 IN the morning they succeeded in
reaching Mankato at half-past twelve.
This is almost us good time as they used
to make in Caeser's time when he trav-
eled through Gaul, but it was nothing
compared to tie time made in returning
home. Leaving Mankato at 700 in the
evening they reached CORTLAND at 900
the next morning. Editor Strasser walked
most OF the way to gain time and VIM.
Pfaender Jr and Tony Hartmuth finally
concluded that it was advisable to fol-
low suit. At Courtland it is is reported
by an eye witness that they devoured
twenty six boxes of sardines and four
teen of cove oysters. They at length ar
reached New Ulm at o'clock or just in
time to see the SUN rise.
| The school election Saturday afternoon
was terribly quiet affair and there was
considerable of the farce order about it
too. Only one ticket was in the field,
but the friends of that ticket drove teams
and hustled about as though they feared
another disheartening defeat, similar to
the one sustained last spring. But the
secret opposition that they looked for
never came. In fact none of their sup
posed opponents took the trouble to even
go and vote. Accordingly there were
but comparatively few votes cast-only
720 or thereabouts and 7O5 of these went
to Rein and Henle. It was another case
of much ado about nothing.
| A lady Of this city tried to make some
root beer the other day. Into it she put
some brewers yeast and when the mix
ture was completed she bottled it nicely
and placed it in the cellar. When she
returned home from visit at night, she
heard an explosion in the cellar and be-
came alarmed. 1t was only the root beer
however, and as bottle after bottle broke
in rapid successive, the noise resembled
Fourth of July celebration, Twenty
bottles went in this way, before the own
ers dared TO venture into the cellar, and