New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-11-27
The firm Of schnoberich Bros. has been

The firm Of Schnoberich Bros. has been
changed to JOS. Schnoberich & Son.
While Louis Vogel was in Iowa he,
heard Col. IngersolI deliver his celebra-
ted lecture on Lincoln at Des Moines
He spoke to 10000 people on that occa-
sion. III *....-
Several from the town of Home con-
template hearing the Ingersoll lecture at
Mankato. Among them are F. He1mer-
dinger and wife, VIM. Skinner and Frank
Tuttle.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson of New Ulm was
IN town last week giving instructions IN
Roman art and lace work. She had a
class at the Exchange Hotel.-Tracy
Trumpet.
Mrs. James Thomas, who Was brought
to the hospital in this city some weeks
ago from Sleepy Eye, died Thursday
morning. She has long been a sufferer
from cancer,
DR.. Stricken will attend meeting of
the Minnesota Valley Medical Associa-
ton at Mankato on Dec. 3rd and lead in
discussive on "Mlcro- organisms and
their relation to disease"
supt. Corgrave and General Freight
Agent Garvln of the Northwestern Road
were in the city Wednesday for the pur-
pose of inspecting the new depot and al
so for picking out site for Bingham
Bros new elevator.
Judge Weber at Redwood Falls last
week named the following commission
ers to appraise the land of Theo. Weiss
upon which it is intended 10y the state to
locate the Birch Coul1e monument: Major
Bowler, Wenzel Kodett and Mr.. Grou-
| ment.
The Fair to be given by the Ladies So
ciety at Turner Hall Dec. 9TH and 9Th
will afford one of the best opportunities
for buying Christmas gifts. The hall
| will be we'll stocked with novelties and
fancy goods and the price will be within
the reach of all.
4 small tank of gasoline used in feed
ing the Volksblatt engine exploded Mon
day afternoon, from what cause nobody
knows. The tank was blown all to piec-
es and fire was started in all quarters at
! once. The tank was placed in a small
shed near the office and of course this
was totally destroyed.
Saturday morning Gov. Clough issued
proclamation offering reward of $500
for the capture and conviction of the
man who murdered Policeman Winkel-
mann on the night Of July 3rd in this ci-
ty. We heartily commend the governors
action and hope that it has been brought
about by the discovery of new and i'm
portant evidence.
Bob Ingersoll will declare at Mankato
tomorrow night that nothing ever came
from the flaming crest of Sinai that e.
1uals Bobby Burns "A mans a man for
that" That is the keynote of his lecture
and about it he weaves what the Boston
and Chicago papers pronounce the most
eloquent, scholarly and masterful of his
mary wonderful addresses.
The election held last Thursday to
vote upon the railroad proposition was
very quiet one and less than half of the
voters of the city went to the polls. The
result was as follows: In favor of the
J $4,000 bonds, 522: against, 10; rejected,
10. By wards the vote was as given here
with: First ward, for the bonds 40 and
II against; second ward, 1873 for and
against: Third ward, 1874 for and a.
gainst.
The ~Mankato News Says ''there IS
self-made man in New Ulm whom
great many people point to with pride.
He learned to read and make Whiskey by
moonlight" We have no knowledge of
such a genius in New Ulm, but if there
is one we would really like to know him.
It's certainly more Of an accomplishment
than to be able to drink it by moonlight,
as great many Manufactures are capable
of doing.
Rube Allyn came up from Waterville
to spend Sunday here and the Literary
Society was the chief gamer by his pres
ence. He appeared before quite num-
Der of the members tITurner Hall in the
afternoon and gave them talk on liter
allure and literary societies that was real
ly valuable and at the same time enter
tanning. We are beginning to have
warm SPOT in our heart for Rube. for he