New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-27

a yaluable Jersey COW belonging uo
Theo. Niue Her died On Monday.
The fine thoroug ugh- bread mare, owned
by Messrs Lind and Crone, died on Mon-
day. L was an ex xpensive loss.
Mrs.J Laud chlager afforded very
pleasant entertainment to large nun
Der OF her lad friends last Thursday af !
ternoon. .55
postmaster Brust has made an effort
TO secure mail on the Monday morning
freight, but without success. The s,,p-
erintendent of mail service writes that
the department. at Washington has maze
no arrangement for the carrying Of mail
on freight trains.
Werner Boesch returned from st. Paul
Saturday evening, and upon the earnest
solicitation of public spirited citizens
consented to become candidate for al
derman in the Third Ward. Mr.. Boesch
realizes that when the people call upon
citizen to serve them, it is duty to
respond. s. ~. #.....-..>., =
While G, G. REIN was going home
from his store Sunday evening he met a
little boy Of seven or eight years who
was crying beca Sc he was lost When
finally persuaded to talk he said his name
was Langhof and that he had lost his
mother in coming out of church. This
ought to be a striking reason for doing
away with the ridiculous habit of separ-
ating families when they entera place of
worship and not allowing women and
men to sit together.
An unusually interesting session of
the Chautau4ua Circle was held last even
ing with Mrs. Weiser. On April 2nd
another meeting will be held at the home
of Miss Vogel at wich time the literary
period from the death of Scott 20 the
present time will be reviewed by Miss
Schuetz and the PHILOSOPHY of the Per-
fection of Italian Painting and biography
Of Leonardo da Vinci" by Mr. Ottermeyer.
The following special, concerning our
old friend Gresham at st. Peter, was
sent out from Washington Thursday af-
ternoon: A protest has been received
at the pcstoffice department. from Dem
ocrats at St. Peter, Mimi, against the
action of Postmaster General Bissell IN
retaining William A. Gresham, brother
of Secretary Gresham and Republican,
in the office Of postmaster. The office
pays $1,7000 year. Postmaster Gres-
hams term expired Dec. 2l, 1898: There
were many Democratic applicants, but
all have been informed that Secretary
Gresham's brother would be retained.
Hence the protest. A. few days ago.
Chairman McDermett, of the Minnesota
State Democratic committee, came to
Washington On political mission. He
carried letter of Introduction to the
secretary of state from the latter's broth
er. the postmaster at St. Peter. Early
i'll the present administration "Mike''
Doran, the Minnesota Democratic lead
er, was constituted ''referee'' by Mr.. Bis
sell in all postofice cases for five Re-
publican congressional districts of Min
nesota. Mr.. Bissell excepted the case
of the St. Peter postofice, however,
which he said, with wink of his ofici-
al eye, could be settled without the aid
of a referee" "e -. ~.
The candidates have been named and
the Review cannot avoid casting it's lot
with Schmid, Klossner and Boesch, as
best representing the progressive and
business-lik element Of the city. Mr..
Schmid is a young man of thrift and
energy, and his experience as postmaster
of the city stands to his lasting credit.In
that capacity, he demonstrated that he
was an accomo odating servant Of the pub
lie and earnest and active in securing ad-
ditienal advantages to the city. Mr..
Klossner is one of the most conservative
business men that New Ulm now classes
as her own. He has held many offices,
as the servant Of the public, and has al
ways succeeded in doing his duty and
winning general applause, New Ulm
has profted by his residence here and
she will continue to do SO should .phe be
elected to the council. Mr. Boesch,who
has consented to be a candidate in the
Third ward is too we'll known to need
any enconiums. He has served this ciity
already in many ways. The town bears
many evidences of his individual enter
prise and as . councillor in years gone
BY he fathered many Improvements that
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