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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-22
ALL SORTS.

A new Reilly Funding Bill is before
Congress.
Dust was blowing yesterday the
first time in three months.
Lloyd Tevis has subscribed $4,000
to the San Joaquin Valley road.
There will be no paper issued to-
Washington birthday.
The steamer City of Sydney is still
held in quarantine in San Francisco
harbor.
The plea Of insanity has been ruled
out Of court in the Hayward case at
Minneapolis.
A bill prohibiting women wearing
high hats has passed the Assembly OF
the California Legislature.
A laborer named Chas. Hill was
caught in a windlass on the Oakland
wharf. He was literally ground to
pieces.
The navy appropriation bill has
passed the House at Washington, the
provisions for new ships being re-.
tanned.
Unfortunately for the people, Mr..
Carlisle says he will not resign. but
will see Cleveland through on his bad
venture.
The building trades have struck in
New York out of sympathy with the
electric workers. About 100000 men
will go out
Inaugural Ball tickets, Nos. 256
and 257 have been lost, and no one
will be admitted presenting these
tickets at the door.
Dolph lost two votes yesterday in
the senatorial fight in Oregon. 1t is
conceded that he is an anti Silver
man and cannot be elected.
Abraham Wise of Battle Mountain
was tried in the o. s. Court yesterday
charged with selling whiskey to
Indians. The Jury was out at last ac-
counts.
DR.. David Jordan has made the
Statement that there are no trout in
any of the waters this side of the
Rocky mountains. Does this effect
our fish laws.
Speaker Allen is in error when he
rules that motions to adjourn and roll
calls can block the way to the putting
the main question. after the votes are
recorded in favor of putting it.
Yesterday in Chicago the members
bf the Republican city convention put
in a quarter of an hour belaboring
bach other with canes and chairs be-
Fole the public could quell the riot.
Assembly Bill 81, an act to place all
purchases of supplies and the entire
control of the county in the hands Of
The County Commissioners was
knocked out yesterday in the Senate
by vote of 10 to /, The general idea
is that the County Commissioners
have too much power all ready.
A syndicate of well to do Italians
have hit upon a novel plan to supply
he San Francisco market with fresh
halibut. They have purchased the
bnce famous racing yatch Cyclone,
Ind intend putting in a large well
hmidship capable of holding many
thousands of gallons of water. In
his way whole cargo Of fish, caught
bn the halibut banks, can be kept
Hive until delivered at the city
markets. By this means they expect
much higher price for their product
Than do the fishermen who bring
heir catches in dead
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-22
70 whom it may Concern.

A widow, age 80, desires correspon-
dence with kind hearted rich gen
tleman under 80 years. Object matri-
mony and climatic change.
KATHINE LANG,
General delivery, Nashville Tennes-
see. Nv
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-22

The report that Sam Jones of Gold
Hill is shout to be married, is proba-
bly, an error, md doubtless arose from
the report Of the engagement OF Miss
Birdie Samm to Milton Jones of Ala
media, and mentioned in the papers as
the Samm- Jones engagement.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-22
Silver in England.

London. Feb. 2O.-Notice was given
in the House today of an intention to
offer resolution that an international
agreement to restore free coinage and
the full legaltender power of silver
is desirable
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-22

WAen Baby was sick,
We gave her Casaoria-
~Asn she was Child,
She cried for CastorfA
Bhen she became 4ias,
she chung 70 CastoriA
VIA ~ had Children,
sAs ea~s them oAstortA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-11-28

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The Southern herald., 1895-09-06
ELECTIONS Of Trustees.

The patrons of all public schools
will please meet on Saturday, the
7th day Of September, at ?p. mo
TO elect a trustee; those schools
which failed to elect trustees last
year will please elect three, one
for three years, one tor two years,
and one for one year. Secretaries
will please furnish me the result Of
elections Immediately.
GEO. A. MoGEHEE, Sup't.of Ed,
---SeS---
DrED-At the residence of her
brotber.in.law, Mr.. s. c. Wealth
ersby, on Thursday, August 2Snd.
1895, Miss Sophia Cox, aged about
48 years.
This good lady was not thought
10 be dangerously i'll until within a
few hours Of her death. She wa'
harm and raised in the neighbor
hood where she died, being |
dsuebter Of Robert and Rebecc'
Cox. The funeral took place Fri
dsy, the services being conducted
81 Rev. Wm. Powell. The de
ceased lady was an aunt Of Mrs. N
A. ssppington, whose family attend
ed she funeral.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06


Near GinsburE. Amits county
lat u m, Saturday, August 3lstl
1898 AF. CHARLEs n WmLIAls
Sgd IS years. 3 months ani 9 days.
The case of Ahs dscsassd was )
remarkable eae. be having lived
.1hgea days and nights al,sg being
given out by the Physicians The
writer went to see Mr.. Williams
on Wednesday, and found him IN
able to talk but little. He ex-
pressed hope, however. and said
he vas trusting in God. Heseemed
to be spared to set his personal
matters right before taking the 6nal
farewell Of the world. Four chill.
dren are left, one Of them being
very sick at this time. Great sym.
| paIhy is felt for them, as they art
now without father or mother, th,
latter having passed away som,
years ago. May the divine bene
dieliOn abide upon them, and al
the bereaved.
Mr.. Williams was a Mason, an
/ the body was inferred with th
henors Of that ancient order, aite
a funeral sermon from the text 81
is appointed unto men once to die
but after this the judgment"
7. c. SCHILLING.
Gcpt 'QS
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

STRAYED-From our pasture 2
miles south Of Liberty, on Green's
burg road, one red and white speck
led steer, about 8 years old, brand
ed on left side, B. Any informa.
ton concerning him will be thank
fully received by G. G. Bates or R
D. VanNorman, Liberty, Miss.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

Miss Ethel Stratton spent last
week out Of town with her friend.
Miss Donnis Butler, She bad an
immensely pleasant time, and re-
turned in good spirits to enter on
her dnties at school.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

No one applied for examination
10 enter the A. & NJ. College. This
county is still entitled TO four free
scholarships, and applicants can be
examined at any time between now
and September 22nd, at which time
the next session begins.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

For a complete line ofpure drugs,
toilet articles, extra fine soaps, per-
fumes, fragrant dentifrices, oils,
paints and varnishes, call at the
West.Eud Dispensary.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

All parties indebted to the firm
of Carroll & Nunnery are hereby
notified and requested t. ell at the
drug store of j. NJ. Nunnery and
settle such indebtedness.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06
Notion for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Mss,
July 2, 1895. 7
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
~ ing.named settler has fled notice Of bis
intention to make Anal proof in support Of
his claim, and that said proof will &c piade
before the Circuit Clerk Of AInite county, at
Liberty, Miss, on August 10Th, 1895, viz;
Kiniots X. McElveen. II. r. No. 2tS07, for
Che S WI N El Sec 1S, 4. In, R.6E. Ad-
Joining farm to S Ell S Ell See Il, and M
N ri Sec IS, Il N,R.6E.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
bis continuous residence upon and cult
wtion Of. said land, via, William Howell Nc.
Daniel. James Wesley Brise, William Riley
Raborn, Howell Mcdaniel, all Of 0sykI
Postofiice, Pike county, Miss.
ROBERT E. WILSON. Register
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06
Tenchars, Examinations.

The examinations for teachers
will be held, for whites, September
20th and Dist, also October 18th and
10Th; for colored, September 9th
and 2Slh, also0ctober 25th aud 26th.
"The Echoes in the Glen" Solo
for Piano by Miss Julia V. Battles
of Magnolia, Miss, has recently
been published. Itis only moder-
aIely difficult. Miss Battles will be
pleased TO send a copy to any one
on receipt of the price, 40c.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

There were three applicants to
the |. l. and c. at Columbus, viz;
Misses NJ. f. Lamkin, Fannie
Weathersby and f. + Bealle, all OF
whom received certificates to enter
college.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

The Democratic Executive Com
mitlec will meet in Liberty on
Monday, the 10Th inst, on which
day also Col 7 Il. Stockdale will
speak.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06
1THE BEST
ME@SP PApER
IIn 1TRIE S1UTa 81.
IT'S rELEoRApnlc SERVICE
COVERS THE WORLD
IT'S MARKET REPoRrs Anh
uNEQuALED.

Its Bureau at jackson. Miss fpH.
ducted BY that experienced ioufunllsli
Edgar S. Wilson, Who treats iuipar'
tally an questions relating % mlssin'
sippi and Mississippians every dag ~
the year, has, 10 the laneliaee oi ~
Mississippi press. made the t'ieNfuiF
Indispensable 10 Mississirrifns
The Picayune reaches and eeaeF8
Mississippi on all TRUNK lines the ieiI
day Of lis publication.
Mississippi this year holds lia hfs'
general election under The neH con-
stitution. All State. County and DlsiF'ei
officers, including q Legislature, which
will In January, 1896, choose uni|r|
States Senator, are to be elected que
Campaign will be ! uaem0rabie al'e
The Picayune, 10 addition to iss ButfAA
at the Capital, has an Intelligent epr
respondent at every prominent point
In Mississippi. 10 item 81 news VIII
escape It.
Got the News, al The News; and Get
Il fresh
Read the picayune.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

Many thanks to the following
named parties for cash favors in
the last few days: X X McElveen,
Wyatt's Business College, Board Of
Supervisors,
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

Miss Sibyl StrsttOn spent several
daYs Of last week ct Bethel camp
meeting. near Clinton.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

Services in the Presbyterian
church Sunday next, at II O'elo <
a. m. The public are cOrdislly in
yitej to attend.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

The Text Book Committee meets
in the supeliutendent's office on
Saturday, the l4th day Of Septem-
ber. 10 discuss school books.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

When you come 10 town, examine
thas line Of knives at Weathersby
Bros. They sell themselves.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

The county tax for This year viii
be 81 mills; State 5. Total st,
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

As al professionals have about
disbanded Liberty regrets she can
not give Ceptreville 3 return game.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

The l.. NJ. & +. College is run
ming on full time with more than
sixty pupils, and others are ex'
peeted next week. This is good
BEGINNING
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

For the leading prices and latest
STYLES in gents hats 60 lOWealhers-
BY Bros.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06
oa qf THE rIoSEE PRESS COMPANY 1. s VI u s..... s.

Eureka Chemical n aifg co. Lacicaa via.
heeaat Hs
tasav vcirasr
IrIa Aa
4He
lie aoyng eca Wills
cgnuletl
llshfln reeonnaandlL Youn truly e = -------
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

shoes from Weaihersl.y Bros. /
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

purely vegetable Yoa do net haye slrr ts.Hs
turo u sll sstils 500 Khen 40 stop and yesz fssiz
case Your system si Be iee from nIcllaf 81 lHs
ook vour Rfsi chew smoke an rop-csa written Easzs
souielv cure lie fdaae1o habit 10 al It's i1fnss HsHe
Price s co per bux boxes l30 days eaiatai sad
g So sale Is 81 Druggists VIII be ssn s s sEs
price SEND SIX TWO CENI STAMPS FOR eaaI = 144
isls aud proofs Tree. ErREKA CHElcAI & A'f0 ee Iatfs
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06
Number of Schools Located by
School Board.

No.white schools for'95 and '96 30
" colored " " " " " 4J
), WHEELING " " " " !
" col. /" " " " " " ]
GlosterseparateSchool dist white ]
- y - " cold
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06

Bg youf cutlery at Weathersby
BFas.
The Southern herald., 1895-09-06
4TE SOUTHERN HRRlLD.

IIIs51g - ssFtmBsF 6 l885
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02
JIM BROWN NEDNEsDz AZ - WIIo
The doctor grew red il the face and
excused his pupil for the DAY.


Edward Everett was once being enter
tanned at 9 public dinner, before leaving
Boston for England to assume the duties
OF ial8l a minister II e the royal court. The
celebrated Judge Story, who was present
on the occasion, gave as q sentiment.
Genius is sure to be recognized where
Everett goes" Il
Everett gratefully responded with an.
other sentiment. Law, Equity and
Jurisprudence; no efforts can raise them
above one Story z
Here's another by Eli Perkins: He
says: Speaking with William M. Evarts
one day concerning his farm at Windsor,
I told him that understood he raised
a large quantity Of pigs for the express
purpose Of sending barrels of pork to his
friends.
Yes, ! am guilty Of that said Mr..
Evarts. GIVE been sending Bancroft
pork for years, and if his History Of
America, is successful, it will be largely
due to my pen"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02
Court Docket.

| " 1. Samuel D. Peterson VS.. Western
Union Telegraph Co.
2. Fred Wichstadt VS.. the Board of
Supervisors OF Prairieville.
8. Stilwell- Pierce and Smith Vaile Co..
VS.. Eagle Roller Mill Co.
4. Minneapolis Tubular Well Co. VS..
lSchavesdick & Co.
5. Mary A. Weltsch vs.. the Town Of
Stark. ss
8. In the matter of the order of the
Common Council of the. village of Sleepy
Eye Lake.
Z. Charles E. Armstrong vs.. Thomas
e. Chute.
+ s. Nicholas Metzen VS.. Geo. Metzen.
8. Moritz Kienlin VS.. VIM. Murnan.
10. Michael Georgius VS. Winona 8 St.
Peter Railroad Company.
II Carl Schreyer VS.. Supervisors Of
the towns of Cottonwood and Linden
:.s12. A. NJ. Knight VS.. Geo. Rewitzer.
13. Millers anG Manufacturers Insur-
.ance Company VS.. Xavier Wandsauer.
IA. Francis Mcmahon VS.. Fred Bauer.
% The criminal cases are as follows;
State Of Minnesota VS.. Geo. Stelzer.
indicted on a charge Of selling intoxicat-
ing liquor without license.
\ = . SIS 2
Il State Of Minnesota VS.. Gustav A
Schroeder indicted on a similar charge.
State of Minnesota vs.. Christ Freder-
ickson and Tom Peterson, appealed from
Justice Court. II.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02
Society Election

z Sioux lux Lodge, KE-n Knights Of Pythias: &. G.
Il. y. Blethen; ". C, Otto Baarsch; K.
R. s., Fred Boock; NJ. A., VIM. Hoffman,
NJ. T., Albert Olson; NJ. f., W. Fenscke
I. g., s. A. McElhinney; o. G., JOS.
:Koehler; Trustee, Ferd. Crone.
Flandreau Camp, Modern Woodmen
Y. @, Q. Z. Strickler;W. A., A. schwerz-
ter; b, J. Klossner; Clerk, B. Juni; Es-
cort, A. r. Ottomeyer; Watchman, John
Haag; Sentry, j. Gabriel; Delegate, B.
Jupi,
New Ulm Lodge, Sons OF Hermann
Pres, Jos. GALES; Vice-pres., Peter Her
ian; corresponding secretary, j. B. Veil.
kanje; financial secretary, W. schotzko
treasurer, John Belm.
Harmony Camp, Modern Woodmen
Y. @, II. L. Saverien; E. b., Geo. Doster
". A., D. H. Behnke; Escort Otto Tappe
Sen, Louis Sandau; Waterman, J. Rear
don; Clerk, G. A. Spellbrink; Physisian
and manager for three years, Geo. B.
Weiser.
Court convenes next Tuesday morn
ing.
Miss Emma Wellner is home from st.
Peter on visit.
VIC. Behnke of St.James was a New
! Years visitor in our city.
Miss Clara steinhauser spent the week
with West Newton friends.
John siebenbrunner was out for the
first time on New Years Day.
Mrs. Wilson is enjoying visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Welcome.
Robert Brandt t.and Frank Zschunke
passed New Years day in Springfield.
Henry Keller Of Redfield, s. D., spent
the week with his mother, Mrs. Marti.
.
Mrs. Fr. Backer and Mrs. Ed. Neu.
mann were in Springfield New Years
day.
s The county commissio toner's will meet
next Tuesday at which time the newly
elected county officers will be installed.
The New Ulm Athletic Club will give
an entertainment at Union Hall on Sun
day eve, Jan. ! 9th.
D. s.. Davis Of Cambria died last.even-
ing. The funeral will occur Friday
morning at Lake Crystal.
Buy the .Portuondo. the best Nickel
Cigar in the market. An excellent piece
Of goods. For sale By W. q. Alvin,
The Review Office ID pleased to & ac-8
knowledge receipt On New FEARS day
81 y box of Hauenste stein's celebrated ex-
port beer, at the hands Of Fred Behnke.
TO use 9 opularf praise it il just touched.
the spot.
ss Here are the names Of some Of New
Ulm's New ! cars guests A. T. Behn-
ke and wife of Tracy J; Dan Reardon and.
wife of Morgan 8 Aug. Jaehn and Alb
Matties q springf cid Sam Star 81 Tra-
~; frank Rinke and Misses Carrsl and.
Kiefer of Sleep Eye All. |. ellmannl ofI
Gibbon.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02

And now Antony Comstock, the pure
minded arch-enemy ofvice is in the tolls.
a charge, no less than that Of ecceptlng a
Thousand dollar bribe, hangs over him
and darkens his entire past. Here. is
hypocrisy for you, with a vengeance.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02

represented in all its parts in the way in
which its own constitution distributed
power. -.
Third, that the people Of the severA
political divisions Of the State should
have the right to express their choice
separately through their legal reprefen-
tatives, as they do in making laws, land
not be overwhelmed by mere wdight
OF numbers that might occupy only a
corner of the State and possess interests
an't cherish ambitions quite unlike those
Of all the other sections of the common.
wealth.
Fourth, that the Senate as it has exis-
ted for century has demonstrated the
wisdom of the mode of it's constitution.
Fifth. that its members have been as
free from any just accusation of corrup-
tion, either in their election or in their
course as Senators, as any equal number
OF men connected with public affairs on
the face of the earth, or connected with
all the employments of private life.
Sixth. that as the election of Senators
by the State legislatures must he BY open
public voting, the danger of bribery. or
the misrepresentation Of constituents for
other causes, is reduced to minimum,
and stands IN strong contrast with the
election of Senators by the direct vote
of the whole mass of voters in the sever
al States, and especially in States where
political parties are nearly equal in num-
bers.
Seventh, that, whatever evils now and
then happen uader the present system,
they do not arise from any fault in the
system itself, but from the fault of the
body. of citizens themselves on attend
ance at caucuses and primaries; !; non-at-
tendance at registration and at the polls.
slavish fidelity to party organizations
and party names; contributing to and.
wlnking at the corrupt use Of money at
nominating con yentions and elections
and the encouragement or tolerance Of
individual self-seeking in respect Of get
ting possession Of Offices, all Of which
are truly public trusts. S5s5
Eighth, that in ninety five instances out
Of a hundred, if there he an evil .ior in in.
adequate Senator or other officer in the.
public service, it is because the power
that elected or appointed him his State
or community has been either grievous-s
y ynegligent or else is fairly represented.
We must believe that the peoples gov
,rnment is q failure and delusion, to ]
think otherwise.
Ninth, and finally. there is neither rea-
'onable nor plausible ground, then, for
'aking the grave step Of disturbing the
exact and solid balance Of the po wers
ind functions Of our National Constitu-|
ion, which has in these respects glyenus
century q. security, Of State represen-I
alton, and Of State ights, as well as 81
wonderful d IF National ogresss sas peo-I
Sc y Senator Georg +. Edmunds,
Il tha November sFnrr.n
Miss Garvins Of Mapleton % the guest
i p, Webber.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02
Donnelly on Crime.

D0nnelly on Crime.
In this weeks edition Of the Represen.
tative, Ignatius Donnelly over his own
signature devotes more than one column
of the first page to the Cling murder, He
thinks that Hayward mpossesses in a
supreme degree that heartless indiffer-
ence to the rights of others, that abnor-
NAL selishness, and that passionate greed
for wealth, which characterize our times.
In him the age can see. in an exaggera-
ted form, its very form and features
the features of the wolf era, all teeth and
cruelty" and says he was, in the moment
when he kissed his money at the gaming
table, ga type of the ruthlessMoney-pow--
er which now dominates the world" In
conclusion he says: - ,,~"
"The Minneapolis Tribune suggested
the other day that these red handed mon.
sters may escape; that the confession of
Blixt was made under promise or duress,
and on some technical ground cannot be
used against Hayward; that Bill Erwin
has been hired, for large sum, to de-
fend them; and that all that money and
genius can do will be done to turn them
out unpunished to range through new
| pastures of horror. We cannot believe
it; but if it should prove true, if wealth
is to screen these miscreants, then we say
let the outraged people rise up and hang
them both and their lawyers with them
NO man, under the shelter of society has
a right to bring the securities of society
to naught and save the ruthless murder.
ers OF women from punishment. There
IS in this case no possible doubt as to
the crime or the criminals; all they are
entitled to is a fair presentation of facts,
and swift and condign punishment. For
any lawyer to hypnotize the jury and
overwhelm them with his superior men
tality, and turn the guilty loose, for mo-
ney, IS almost as great crime as the
murder itself. Soft sentlmentality lis
about as vicious as the rotten demorali-
zat1on OF the age. There must be fibre
IN IN. the souls and hearts of the men If this
country is to be saved from universal.
spongy, bloody decomposition and de-
cay" ss ss4 <.
Should Senators be Elected by the People2
Happily for all the States and their
people, Senator, once chosen, becomes
aSenacor Of The United States, ana is not
the mere agent of the State that chose
him. And as to the State itself that
chose him, it has happened, and will hap.
pen again, that gust Of passion or a
opinion has taken temporary
possession of majority Of the people Of.
a particular State, which the Senator, in
his us bounden duty to all the States, has
disregarded. This was one Of the yery
incidents that the patriots of 1857 fore
saw and provided against By Legislative
elections and q long time Of service.
The real people Of CHS Republic Of States
and citizens those who believe in liber-.I
tV and order as insenarahleS who bn1ia,rra..1
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02

Mr.. Goff, prosecutor Of the Lexow
committee in NewYork has just stepped
into $15O,OO0 Office. For such re-
ward we wouldn't mind starting an ex-.
pose ourselves.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02
|. I'||llI | the.
Relief Of
The ! PolI.

L
During the past week it has not been.
g difficult matter to see that large num-
Der Of our citizens are Of q charitable
dispo position and that the poor amongst us
are N measure assisted. II IS with
pleasure that we have noticed this, but
we have also observed that there
was woeful lack Of system in the
distribution Of gifts. Some received
more than they needed, others less and
some nothing at all. The heart and hand
were willing, but there was lack Of
knowledge as to who werer eally the poor
of the City.
In view of this we would urge the sug-
gestion Of leading citizen that a gener-
al Citizens Relief Society be formed,
similar q to those doing such successful
work in the larger cities Of St. Paul and
Minneapolis. By combining the gifts Of
all and distributing them through one
agency, far more good could be accom-
pllshed pls than in the present way. The
worthy poor will then be sure to be
cared for and those not entitled to relief
will be ferreted out. With conserva-
tive man in charge, more donations
would be male, and New Ulm could eas
lily be made model city in administer
ing to the wants of the needy. Let a
meeting be called at once, and society
organized for immediate work.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-02

81. Victorie Stein hrs asked for new trial
in the celebrated breach Of promise case