New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-05-05
Redwood County Republicans Nursing
Their Wrath to Keep it Warm.
A Mulligan Man Sued For Failing to De
liver Stock that He Had AGREED
to Sail.
Judge Webber Booked for Three Weeks al
the Falls. Other Items.

the nominating conventions, the Red
wood Gazette says: AS far as fair pla,
is concerned Redwood county Republi.
cans do not recall any fair treatment re.
ceived by them at the hands Of the
Brown county Republicans. The Brown
county machine, of which Mr.. Hayes as
sumes to be engineer, does not know
fair treatment. Once they allowed Red
wood county to nominate Senatorial
candidate and then they thrust dagger
into him for Brown county man.
. Then. at the last Senatorial conven-
ton, we believe that Redwood county
Republicans received anything but fair
treatment from the Brown county ma
chine of which Mr.. Hays and ex-Sena-
TOR Peterson were chief engineers. The
Gazette remembers how these two men
with their string of boilers refused to
enter the convention hall because Red
wood county had more delegates. In
stead, they held convention and nomi-
mated candidate of their own. Our
brother has as good an idea of fairness
as His Satanic Majesty has of the pleas
ant regions above.
Brown county always has one or more
candidates for State offices-at 4 Repub-
lican or other convention. Redwood
county's vote generally goes to Brown
1T these conventions. But the beautiful
republican vote given by Brown county
to Redwood comfy candidate is not a
good recommendation for Redwood's
casting her votes for Brown county men
at future conventions.
Messrs. Anderson, Foster & Christian
son, stock dealers, will briug suit against
Willis Cunningham, farmer living in
the town of Mulligan, this county, for
damages. The suit grows out of a con-
tract entered into by Cunningham, WHO
a freed to deliver to the stock dealers
certain sbuuch'' of hogs, for $50. Eos
aer, who made the contract with Cum
ningham, paid him 80 to bind theldar-
pain. On Tuesday G cunningham took
these hogs to St. James and there sold
them, sending back by aneighbor to Mr..
Foster the two dollars paid. Foster
would not accept the money, being in
formed by his attorneys, Somervllle Il
Olsen, that Cunningham could he made
to re-coup them for the expense and
damages resultant from the purchase
and neglect to deliver the hogs. The
case will he watched with good deal
of interest, not so much from the amount
of money as for the principal involved.
Dealers in stock have for years pur-
chased cattle, hogs and horses in this
way and they want to see the fact estab-
lished in court that contracts. of this
character cannot be violated with I'M
purity. Papers IN the case Will be served
to-day and the matter brought to trial
as soon as the parties are ready to 60 in
10 court.-sleepy Eye Dispatch.
There are certain people and papers
.hat are vanly trying to belittle John
Lind's triumph in his suit against the St.
Paul Dispatch. This is just their whist
: ling in the dismal graveyard Of their
puerile efforts to beat a man of noble
character and ability, whom the machine
cannot run. John Lind came out of the
suit, triumphant, covered with glory,
and stronger than ever with the people.
Springfield Advance.
e. P. Bertrand has gone to St. Louis
with the New Ulm Turner'S. Ber-
trand used to he "a member Of the
old Second Missouri Infantry and for
sometime was stationed at Fort jackson
just below the city Of st. Louis. He
would like to look over the ground to
see how things may have changed il
something over thirty years. Sleepy
Eye Dispatch.
.: DR.. N. G. Davis left this morning fol
a weeks hunt III Brown county. He
will be Joined by his brother at Sanborn
and they will then go out in search o
cranes, which are said to be plentiful
Whereabouts at this time Of the year
Pipestone Star.
Nels johnson of Lafayette dropped
dead last Thursday while walking HON,
from Bird Island. His body RENAME,
On the road for some time before bein.
discovered. The deceased was fort,
years of age.
A freight train Of fifty -one cars, haule,
by three engines, passed through her
over the Northwestern road on Wednes
dow gfS.ssS