New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-09-23

"a foot bali team vi soon be On
lied ii New Ulm. ssss
Henry "a. Keller has accepted : posi-
ton as compositoT At the Vt' ksblatt Of
flee.
q. E. Schmidt and wife Of Tracy spent.
the forepart Of the week with Me-. aud.
Ms. Conrad Dirks.
The Doris Mandolin Club has fixed:
the date for its dance at Schell Is Hall for.
next Sunday evening, Sept. 9th.
The wife Of Judge +. s. Brown Of
Tracy died last Friday Of heart disease.
She had many friends in this city.
The Red Rocks and Golden Gate club
crossed bats in this city last Sunday.
Score, % to % in favor of the Red Rocks.
Fred Pfaender, Vim. Runck, "A. j. Al
win and F. w. Johnson drove to Sleepy
Eye Saturday evening to hear Prof. Ca.
ton. II
G. H. Hopkins, formerly of Ridgely,
has been nominated for sheriff by the
Democrats aud Popul1sts at Renville
county.
Mrs. Richard Fischer left en- Monday
for Minneapolis where she will visit for
several weeks and then leave for Quincy,
Illinois, to spend the winter.
John L.. Hoffman, is one of the bust
est men in town. Since opening his wag-
on shop on Broadway he has been con-
stantly overcrowded with work,
Mrs. Christensen of Eden died at the
hospital in this city last Thursday. The
deceased was sixty years of age and had
long been sufferer from cancer:
Rev.Eyr1ch of LeSeuer has been called
to fill the vacancy caused 10y the resigna-
ton of Rev. Seeger and has accepted.
He is reported to lie very popular min-
lister. -'- .:'- ~.. ~.
G. P. Hall, one of Bernadotte's veter-
an citizens, was IN town Thursday and
spoke very encouragingly of Bryan
and Limbs chances in his township. He
says each will get big vote.
Geo. Albrecht, teacher in the Uni.
versity at Toxic, Japan, arrived in the
city Monday evening and lectured at the
Congregational church.. Mr.. Albrecht
was here once before, fifteen years ago.
Hon. VIM. Meyer, the German speak
er from Chicago, who had been adver-
tised to talk GOLD at Union Hall last
Thursday evening, failed to put in an
appearance. A small audience had gath
cred to hear him.
Hon. Robert C. Evans, the popular
Minneapolis orator, and Gustav Donald
of Davenport, Iowa, addressed an aud
fence at Union Hall last evening of $50
men and 100 ladies. Mr.. Evans spoke
IN his usual happy vein and did not fail
to awaken enthusiasm. The other speak
er. Donald, confined himself almost
wholly to review of. the history Of
coinage. 49,: =: '-:~.
At the FIRST ward Democratic prima-
ry, last Thursday evening, Richard Pfeff-
erie acted as chairman, Gee. Graft as Sec
rotary and Jacob Brust and Hubert Berg
as judges; III the Second Ward Andrew
Amann was chairman, Col. Baasen score
tary and HI. Saverien and Otto Baarsc}l
judges; in the Third ward, Albert Stein
hauser was chairman. Ernst Rollof Sec
rotary and Anton Zleher and Hy. Koch
Ter judges. r.
The Coroner's inquest over the re-
mains of Henry Lueth developed nothing
te"ding to show foul play. Several wit
nesses were examined, but the only ver-
dict the jury could arrive at was that
Lueth had met death through accidental
drowning. ADMINISTRATION in the neigh
borhood where his body was found, by
Marshal Heinen and Others on Sunday,
confirmed This decision and showed al
most cocclusively that the man had fall
en- over an embankment into deep water
while trying to gather grapes from
tree on the shore ~ -. : i
H. G. Hays, chairman of the Repnbli-
can county committee, was a candidate
for delegate to the. county convention
from Sleepy Eye Monday evening, but
the:Republican voters of the town turned
him down beautifully. Hays made a de-
termined struggle for supremacy, SO that
he might appear in yesterdays conven-
ton as a manipulatcre to the disadvan-
taoe of ATTORNEY Davis hnt tho Davis