New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-06-08
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the Slogan
Chairman Rosing and Byron Mosher Dis
cuss the Situation.
Sentiment Favorable to the Quartermaste,
Growing All Over the State.

NoAIlmouI dVOIaU1o ~ Luo Vu6IboGudSLoI
Growing All Over the State.
Chairman Rosing was seen by a Times
representative in Minneapolis Sunday
evening. BE reports the Lind sentiment
as rapidly growing in Goodhue county,
and in all portions Of the state visited
by him.
Asked as to the stories now being cir
culated to the effect that John Lind &C.
cepted his commission as an avenue Of
escape from the democratic nomination
for governor. Mr.. Rosing said: 'sThe
stories are absurd, and utterly without
foundation. It is unnecessary to Con-
tradict them, as Mr.. Lind is too we'll
known for his singleness of purpose and
sterling honor to permit a question of
his turning traitor to his record and
principles" II. r.. -
'What effect will his having gone in
to the service of the army have upon bis
acceptance of the Nomination." he was
asked. "None whatever" was the reply.
Mr.. Rosing states that large attend
ance is expected at the democratic con-
vention to be held on the 18th inst. The
railroads have granted one-half fare
rates on the excursion plan for conven-
ton week, Byron j. Mosher of Still
water came down to meet Mr.. Rosing.
He is the state committeeman from the
first judicial district. Mr.. Mosher re-
ports the Lind following at Saltwater as
much stronger than in '96, and predicts
his certain nomination and election.
| Both gentlemen will leave this morn.
ing for their respective homes. Mr.
Rosing will be in the city again on the
18th. Arrangements have been all com.
pleted for the convention, and appropri
ate music arranged for and a lively sess
ion is expected. On the gubernatoria
question the democracy has but one
slogan, "Lind"-Minneapolis Times.
G. H. Spaeth and family are here on {
visit from Montevideo.
District court is being held by Judge
! Weber at Marshall this week.
| Attorney Henry somsen was business
| visitor at Minneapolis Saturday.
Mrs. Bogen and daughter, Marie, have
gone to Chaska to visit with relatives.
| Mrs. Simon returned last week from 6
visit IN the northern part of the state.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rosskopf of Roch.
ester are guests at the home of John F.
| Neumann.
| VIM. E. Koch and Chas. Stuebe Jr
will arrive home from their western trir
this week. -. -. - :. u
Erick Samson of Cambria is serving
an eight day sentence in the county jail
for drunkenness.
| Judge Weber has reappointed, An:
drew j. Eckstein as member of the
Board of Public Works:
Mrs. Heck of this city has removed
to St. Paul. She Will conduct small
hotel or boarding house.
The marriage of Chas. Wellner of LAT
ayette and Miss Bleik of West Newton
will be solemnized next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Klossner will 90
to Mortified this week to be present at
the graduation of their daughter, Lillian.
Attorney General Childs is expected
to assist in the prosecution of VIM. j.
Eich, now in Jail on a charge Of MUIR
der. ST.. .,~ 49, f..
Mr.. Campbell of Hopkins won the sill
yer tea set ratified off during Sundays
picnic and Theo. .Kobaarsch the glove
and handkerchief box.
Judge Weber and Reporter Eckstein
left for Marshall Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Weber and son, Frank, will go up
the latter part of the week. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schmidt, who have
been spending several days here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Antony Schmidt, returned
to Cincinnati Monday afternoon.
Misses Grace Newhart and Minnie
silverson will leave WELLESLEY, Massachu-
sets, for home next week. Miss New
hart will stop off az Ann Arbor to visit
her brother.
Archbishop Ireland will surely arrive
here next Saturday, remaining over
Sunday. Outside Of the confirmation
and church exercises the archbishop's
reception will be devoid Of ceremony.