New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-10-05
Alarming Detection.

by the way, which they were slow to
make, Rev. w. H. Harrington, who was
formerly Universalist pastor in Mime
apolis, and who was at one time chap
lain of the house of representatives, was
sent Out to investigate. Mr.. Harrington
is Grand Army man himself, and has
stood by the party through thick and
thin, rallying staunchly to its standard
when charges were made against the
management of the state prison, of which
he was also chaplain. It was thought
that, after praying professionally for the
legislature and convicts in turn, Mr..
Harrington ought to be able to see good
IN any possible human situation, but new
ertheless the report he brought back to
Judge Steele was most gloomy. 1t was
again the message of the kings minstrel:
81 went into the world of men; ..- i
I sought full earnestly the thing which I
Might weave into the gay and lightsome
song" r."
But try as he might Mr.. Harrington
found the reported breaches in the Re-
publican ranks only too apparent, only
too serious. He informe Judge Steele
that the bolt was spread all over the
state and was simply awful; that there
was not place that he knew of where
there was G.. A. R. POST, but that the
soldiers were against Eustis, and in
many places actually organized against
the Republican candidate.
"And what did Steele say to this re-
port?'' was asked of Chaplain Harring-
ton.
"Oh, he pretended that he did not be-
lieve it," said the chaplain. "But it Is
true all the same. l have given them
warning, and they will find out that it is
as say when the votes are counted."-
St. Paul Globe.
ington, was caller at the headquarters
of the Republican state central commit
tee Saturday:
"Will Eustis carry the Second con-
gressional district?" was asked of him,
''That IS hard to say" replied the
Worthington mau. "Uf- h and, should
perhaps, say that he would. The dis
trict is naturally strongly Republican.
But it is also Lind stronghold, and MIR.
Lind seems to be more popular than ev-
| er just at this time, when the returning
soldiers are bringing home a good record
of his service at Chickamauga. Clough
only came out of the eighteen counties
of the district with plurality OF barely
thousand two years ago." .4 ... a.
"Will Mr.. Eustis do any better?'' .~~
~ don't KNOW replied Mr.. Shell who
is pretty friendly with the present gov
ernor.-St. Paul Globe. *>:,.
| The Republicans of Sibley county
have nominatedoCharlie Larson of Win
throp for the senate and Bill Dunning
for coroner. !. >". . ..'.' r. @r1..- a9,ts & /.
Speaking Of the fusion nominee for
auditor the Springfield Advance says
MIR. Fernholz is now clerk in the State
Bank. He is popular young man and
we'll fitted for the position. 3. -.
Phillip Schaefer of Swan Lake and
Miss josie Berdan of West Newton will
be married on the. 18th. At the same
time there will occur the marriage of
George Berdan and Miss Mary Refs. --s5.
Andrew J. Eckstein will be one Of
three delegates to represent the Mime
Sofa Pharmaceutical Association at the
national meeting at st. Louis on the
18th Of October ... .s >s @a a.z.f..* $ 55.s y
Condemnation proceedings have been
started BY the Northwestern Telephone
90. to secure the right of way through
certain lands in Nicollet county a Pc
tltion was filed Tuesday, asking for the
appointment Of commissioners in the
matter Of the right of way through the
lands Of Henry Poehler, August Hinz
and the Winona and St. Peter. Land Co.,
all in the town of Courtland. .5s
Henry Tostenson of New Sweden met
with very serious accident last We'd
nesday, as result Of which his life hangs
in the balance. He was plowing in the
field, Wednesday morning, and, some
trouble arising with the harness, Tosten-
son stepped between the horses to ad-
just the same. AS he did SO, one Of the.
horses kicked at him with both hind
feet and struck him fairly, near the pit
OF the stomach !. The collision rendered
him unconcious and he was found in
this condition BY one of his brothers.
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