New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-11-04

Aug. Windhorn came over from Gay
lord Saturday in order to vote.
John Koch came down from Candy
yesterday to attend the marriage Of his
sister.
The Great Western Band serenaded
Joe Juenemann Thursday evening. the
occasion being his 18th birthday.
t is reported that Carl Khospe, form
erly Of this city, has been sentenced to
sixteen years Imprisonment in Germany
The majorities in the city were as fol-
low: Mckinley, 211; Lind, 219; Vogel,
1913; Frank, 1853; Pfaender, 1853; Stein
hauser, 244 ;Laudensch laeger, $40 ;Runck;
46;Berndt, SO; Anderson, so; Heimer jim
ger, 65; Schubert, 81.
Aug. Luetjen, who has been sufferer
from consumption for many years.,
dropped dead in front Of the Methodist
church while walking from town to his
home On State street Sunday afternoon.
He had not been feeling particularly
well for.some days, but at nc time had
he complained of serious lines. His
death therefore came as great shock to
his relatives and acquaintance and a.
reused a feeling of regret throughout
the entire community. The deceased was
a young man, but one we'll known by
the people of New Ulm. He has always
been printer by trade and during rec
ent years was one of the stockholders in
the Volksblatt- The Resiew expresses
its sympathy for the relatives of the
young man with the sincerity of one who
has always held him in esteem.
The marriage of Miss Viola Koch and
Mr.. Frank Drew occurred at the home of
Jos: A Eckstein this morning. Mr.Drew
arrived from Colorado last Saturday, the
happy event having already been arranged
for. The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Koch of this city and a
sister of Mrs. Eckstein. OF late years
she has been a stenographer in Mr.. Eek
stems Office and was known by all to be
lady of estimable character, amiable
qualities and fine accomplishments. She
has host of friends and all will be an
xious to wish her we'll. The groom, Mr..
Drew, was for many years a resident of
New Ulm, having been employed in the
machinery business, but during the past
few years he has lived in the west and
worked as a mining engineer. He is a
thrifty, prosperous and genial man and
will unquestionably make an excellent
husband. His present home is at Lead
ville7 Colorado, and thither the bridal
couple started immediately aztec the GER
emory.
Hanna, the boss boodler of the age, is
arrested and estopped at least. Not sat-
isaed with buying caucuses and conven:
tions,not satisfied with purchasing Pow
derlys and Thurstons and Cockrans, rot
satisfied with purchasing individuals and
factions and cliques,-Hanna with the
millions of his campaign barrel at CON-
mand, essays to purchase a state. He
attempts -tt. purchase the state of Texas
for $4,000. As a result he is under ar
rest. This action is righteous and should
be applauded by every honest citizen.
If Hanna were to serve out sentences for
all his acts in corrapting the American
ballot in this campaign, he would need a
thousand lives to live out the PRISONS re-
4uirements. Hanna is the greatest GRIM
inal of the age. He has done more to
debauch American politics and destroy
American freedom and an honest Amer
lean ballot, mere to Cypress the masses
of the people and dethrone freedom and
Justice, than any hundred criminals who
can be named. He Is at last arrested.
Let the patriotic American voter see to
1t that his ballot tomorrow is not for the
ticket and the interests represented by
this boss criminal-Penny Press.
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Over fifty citizens in addition to the
Great Western Band went to Winthrop
Friday in order to participate in the cele-