New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-07-07

Mitchell Boz. The record Of the race by
heats IS as given below.
Maggie o
Little Joe 5 5
Mitchell Boy 2
Time, 2:3144, 2;36 and 2:34. Purse,
$50.
The 20 trot or pace which came next
was the best event of the entire meet.
The horses were all evenly matched and
in every heat came up. the home stretch
IN bunch. Spoerhase entered Nan
Wilkes en- the last day and succeeded in
winning second money. The other horses
were Humming Bird, owned BY Bond Of
Mankato, and Oliver Twist, owned by
Carr. Below is the result:
Oliver Twist L 1
Humming Bird 3 2 8
Nan Wilkes 2 8 Q
Time, 2 80, 2 80 and 2:34. Purse,
$3.50.
III the Sunday running race, the1win-
ner on the previous day was started but
sickness of both horse and rider preven-
ted him from winning. Only two half
mile heats were run, resulting as follows:
May Rose 1 /
.Optimus 2 q
Red Squirrel ... 4
Fly 8 8
Time, 514 and 81. Purse of $50.
Redmore gave another exhibition of
the Roman standing race, after which
the half-mile pony race was run. . Four
horses started and two heats were run,
with the following results
Bay jim 1 4
Tony Lee 8 Q
Julia B a
Jack ". 2 8
The time made in the above ICE was
81 and 564.
The society will clear nothing from
the July race-meet, shut it will have the
satisfaction of having made all expenses
and given the people two days of good
amusement
Knud Harbo's twelve -year-old daugh-
ter, Jessie, died last Thursday in the
town of Linden.
Tony simmet has resigned his posi-
ton at Koehler's barbershop and is do
ing tonsorial work this week at the Sec
ond Regiment camp.
1t is generally conceded among poll
ticians that L. P Hunt of the Free Press
will be Mankato's next postmaster. Nc
Cleary can hardly help himself.
It is said that Riugling Bros. literally
flooded the city of Mankato with CON-
plimentaries. Every owner of window,
big enough to hold poster, was given
all the way from two to dozen free
tickets. L.. !.
Congressman McCleary held post
Office convention in Nankato early in
week for the purpose of assisting him in
making appointments. It is not known
that any of the New Ulm aspi1 ants were
represented.
Rev. Sinclair, the Presbyterian minis
ter at Redwood Falls, has filed his claim
to disputed earlship in England, that
means an annual income of $4,000 and
a fine baronial castle. His chances of
securing the plum are. said to be excel
lent.
G.. NJ. Henderson, erstwhile New Ulm-
ite, charged with setting fire to barn at
Mankato, had hearing before Judge
Shissler Monday morning. Henderson
has been in jail ever since his arrest, by
reason OF inability to secure bail, and
considerable complaint is being made
over the county attorneys apparently
unnecessary delay in tkis particular case.
On the 18th of July q petition will be
presented to the board of pardons for
the release of the Younger brothers, now
confined IN the state prison at the age Of
fifty three and forty nine years. The PEE
.tition is signed BY nearly all the mem
sbers Of congress from Missouri, senators
and ex-senators, the Legislature Of that
state almost. to a man, ju lges Of the SUI
5preme court. governor and ex-goyernors,
and q host Of prominent citizens through
out the state having no afiliation with
politics. More than that, leading resi-
dents Of Missouri have declared their