New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-04-06

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Mrs.. g. Setter and daughter 81
Winthrop were. il the city Monday.
Attorney Huebner was over from.
Winthrop on legal business yesterday.
-. Y. Bingham has been confined to
his home for several days with sickness.
Capt. Burg will remodel his building
on Center Street to the extent of put
ting in plate glass front.
Miss Holmberg, who has been at Min
neapolis for several months past, re-
turned home Thursday evening.
w. Eibner, Frank Schubert, Chas.
Forster, Chas. Martin and Andrew
Amann went to st. Paul yesterday on
business connected with the Catholic
Benevolent Association.
s. p. Peterson is quoted by the Red
wood Gazette as saying t.that Geo. w.
lsomerville of Sleepy Eye would make
good candidate for congress which
means undoubtedly that Peterson would
make ''a good candidate for the senats.'''
Special Easter services will be held at
the Congregational church mex. Sun
day. In the morning the pastor will
speak to the children, and in the even
ing special song service viii. be held.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
public to attend.
Suit has been instituted by August
KALI against the Winona s. St. Peter
Railway Company for damages to the
extent of $4,000. The suit grows out
Of the burning Of the KALI child last
year and will be tried in this county.
Jos. A. Eckstein is attorney for the
plaintiff.
Charles Dietz of Napoleon will once
more seek the Democratic nomination
for treasurer of Blue Earth county.
Twice before has Mr.. Dietz made the
race for the same Office and two years
ago he came within 100 votes of being
elected, notwithstanding the average
Republican majority was something
like thousand. nv. i @ss
A. J. Grimmer, former register Of
deeds, has concluded TO embark in busi-
ness. For chat reason he was at St, Paul
last week and purchased new stock Of
farm implements, buggies and the like,
and within few days will have them
ready for inspection in the Peterson
building, formerly occupied by Kretsch
s. Engelbert. Mr.. Grimmer is by no
means novice in this kind of work, and
will undoubtedly meet with success.
The following item, clipped from a
Twin City daily, will interest many here ::
P. J. Giesen has begun an important
suit against the Northwestern Insurance
company to foreclose a mortgage on the
old Turner Hall, now known as Mozart
hall, on Franklin street, near West Sew
enth. When the Germania Turnverein
built the hall several years ago they
mortgaged it to the insurance company
for $4,000, the mortgage also covering
the adjoining property, once occupied
by the Harris theatre. :stterwards they
sold this corner lot for $4,000, and the
original mortgage was al last reduced
to $4,000. Seven or eight prominent
members of the Turnverein signed the
note, among them the plaintiff in the
present action, who seeks to get full con-
troll of tile place. +.
| The McEwen entertainments at Union
Hall last week made clear several things
that McEwen is clever; that hypno-
tism is more in the dark as far as the
general public is concerned than one
would ordinarily suppose; that McEwen
doesn't aim to tell or show them all of
its powers; that it is indeed wonderful
force, capable Of much good and at the
same time Of a great deal of harm; that
it shouldn't be INDUCED IN promiscuous-
tly or before large audiences; that only
scientific men should be permitted to
employ it, because through their agency
alone can it be Of any substantial good.
Public exhibitions Of hypnotism are abb
solutely dangerous; they are bound to
have the same effect as the wholesale
exhibitions Of mesmerism in former
times. Most anybody can hypnotic, but
it isn't everybody who knows when to
stop. In fact hypnotism IN the hands
Of men Of ignorance or lacking in moral
character becomes an unmitigated evil
there is just as little sense in allowing
them to employ It, as there would be in
allowing tramps or Migrants 20 give
practical demonstrations of tho work
mos If chlOrofnrm or strychnia. To