New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-03-11

Jos. Flor u. ~ down rom Bunalo
Lake over sund.y.
The wife of Mike Brendel Of Sleepy
Eye Is III ct the hospital in this city.
The children Of Nj. R1ckler ii the
west end Of town are afflict Sd with diph-
iberia
". ". Dunning Of Winthrop came In
to New Ulm from = western trip Sunday
afternoon and on Monday met his wife,
who came up from visit at Minneapo-
lis, They returned to their Winthrop
home together Monday evening.
Anton Leibold returned to Columbus,
Ohio, on Saturday. As q resident Of the
buckeye State, he could not avoid, while
here, bling upon the roseate pros
poets Of Mckinley for securing the Re-
publican nomination for president.
Incendiary fire in La Porte, iowa, on
Saturday night destroyed four brick
blocks and among them was that owned
by Chas. Brust. His total loss was SIS.
600 while the insurance only amounts to
$1,000. Two Hebrews are in Jail, charged
with starting the fire.
There will be a caucus of the represen-
atives of the Citizens Party at Turner
Hall next Saturday evening at o'clock
to place in nomination candidates for CT
ty offices. All voters sympathizing with
the policy Of this party and its efforts to
give the city good, clean and business
like administration are invitea and urged
to attend. '= = i
w. Eibner has concluded to start
tirst-class bakery in connection with his
restaurant. For this purpose, he re-
ceived last week baking oven of large
capacity and of the most approved pat
tern. It is capable Of baking 152 pound
loaves of bread at one time and the re-
suits are the very hest. Mr. Eibner in
tends to push the venture with energy
and business activity, AMI being an ex-
perienced baker himself he has little fear
of failing to give satisfactory results.
The following is culled from the State
Biologists annual report: The red quartz
at Redstone, Nicollet county, which is
also seen in Cottonwood, Watonwan and
other counties,is used sparingly for build
ing stone at points contiguous; and one
or two carloads are known to have been
shipped to Minneapolis. It is the hard
est stone in the state, or probably in the
United States, that has been used for
purposes of building. It consists almost
wholly Of quartz (s4.5s per cent the red
color being due to iron oxide which is
disseminated among the grains and
throughout the cement. This rock is
very difficult and costly to dress into di-
mcnsion blocks but is practically indis.
tructible when placed in a wall or pave.
ment. '.7
\ special from Winona to Thursdays
St. Paul Dispatch gives Rev. Davis the
following hearing: Rev. F. C.. Davis,
the Unitarian minister whose recent mar
riage caused such a surprise to W'inona
society has made thefollowing statement
s'Mrs. Davis has already made statement
which assumes the legality of my marri-
age-the rest was mere hearsay and ORTIZ
odox enmity. Had been other than liber-
alist, it would have been different, but
as God lives I am conscious of no wrong
to any one. As legally divorced per-
son certainly had a right to remarry, and
in doing SO have allied my interests with
a lady OF reputation. J. have no word or
breath of unkindness for MY former wife.
| shall always respect her as pure, hon
orable woman. Our incompatibility did
not result from vice or misdemeanor on
either side. For my children entertain
the sincerest affection, and shall consid-
er tia privilege to be their true friend
and helper always. I have not dishon-
orab]e thought or wish toward any one. ,:
Here is bit Of Indian outbreak histo.
ry that has never before appeared in
print, and is Of special interest to the
people of New Ulm. It is contained in
a letter by Secretary r. j. Holcomb OF
the Fl. Ridgely monument commission
to Werner Boesch Of this city as follows
|:'Did you ever hear that one Of the shells
from your. gun came near killing Little
Crow? Heard's history of the Outbreak
refers to the wounding of the chief by a
cannon ball on the goth of August. We'd