New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-24
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.


One of the most notable of the attrac-
tions scheduled for this season at the
Opera House of this city will be the
Minneapolis Journals Newsboys Band,
assisted by W. 1. Nolan, dramatic reader
aud impersonator. Opera House Sun
day afternoon and evening January %.
The masquerade ball given by the Ger
mama ladies society at Schmuker's IT.
wolf Saturday evening was one of the
most enjoyable affairs that has been
given for some time. A large party of
invited guests was present and the cos
tunes were both original and brilliant.
William Aab, the enterprising Mime
sofa street machinist, is busily engaged
in manufacturing a number of washing
machines, the patent for which he 1e-
Gently secured, to fill orders which he
already has in hand. The machine is
very simple in construction and exceed
ingly easty of operation and when pro-
perly placed on the market should have
large sale.
The post office department. at Wash
ington has established the pos, Office of
Sperl and designated F. A. Williamson
as postmaster, and the first station south
of this city on the M. s. St. L. extension
heretofore called Searles, will hereafter
be officially known by that name. 1t IS
not known If the company will change
the name of the station to correspond
with the post office or not.
The English address on 'shakespeare"
by r. g. Firgau at Turner Hall Sunday
evening was scholarly effort and thor
oughly appreciated by large audi
ence. For next Sunday evening he an
nounces an address in German upon the
topic "Gregorian Calendar and Modern
Chronology" On Sunday evening, Feb
ruary 4, he will lecture, also in German,
on "Jean Jacques Rosseau."
The people understand what Gov.
Lind wants; they understand that he is
not after their votes but their support
and cooperation in the great reform
work he has 81, molly undertaken. Gov.
Lind will be renominated by the union
forces aud he will be reelected by q ma
jority that will put to rout the misera.
bic vampires who have been trying to
cripple his efforts in behalf of good laws
and an honest administration.-Fair
mont Sentinel. ..s ! =. $. 81
Redwood Gozette: It was reported
Monday that the individuals controlling.
the Gulf & Manitoba railroad had about
closed out their interests, aud that the
proposed line would be in new hanbs in
short time. 81
Anent the wreck, an exclusive account
of which was given in last weeks
issue of this paper, the men controlling
the company got the trucks of the de-
molished cars, together with wreckage
on their track. near the st. Louis, and
then ordered the ST. Louis agent at
North Redwood to have them moved on
the St. Louis tracks for hauling to the
terminal. Agent Richardson refused the
order and notified the: proper official Of.
his company. The latter sent up the
foreman Of the wrecking crew on last
Saturday, and this official has made his
report. What the re port contains is not
known, but it is quite conclusive that It
is against accepting the trucks, etc, IN 1
til the cars have been put in as good q
condition as they were when side tracked
by the 81. Louls, Or until al IS M. put
up money enough to cover the cost of.
reconstruct