msdm "''si*W i! !STEW ULM REVIEW. S DL- PETEES0N* ni t.loj.\ lo Col. VI 1'inltr. and showed him the bill. "Jake"' should have included I. J. among the counsel then Wrjitto-ilie house, and the committee knows, employed .to whom he recommends this Relief, 'what I diti then. I sent the same bill to the clerk's instead of leaving'liim out in the cold. His Kelief ,10S. BOBLEtER, EDITOR & PROP'R. desk. I asked Geib, on my w-ay to the Capitol, why will undoubtedly relieve the counsel of all u-ieusy he left the" room, and he said Hall told him to db feelings.so that jthey can draw a long'brenth. SO. .It will also pxove th&surething or thnt condition obligesi'one"to:expector.itH so HALL'S TESTIMONY. The silver bill lias passed. Now of the system which copiously in church.. I refer to that class who are Saturday morning Brandt came to room 21, AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED!l&&WSii'*iifa- jpass the silver. in the habit of ejecting a stream of tobucco juice in the Merchants Hotel, withMr, Geib. Geib introduced upon the church carpet, stove and floor.. We hope him to me When Brandt stepped into the 1rrr-z JPamily i I bythat tor'decency sake, and for regard to the place,the room. ThefirstI recollect that was said was The situation in the East remains practice will be discontinued. It is exceedingly Itrandt, that he called to talk about the textbook annoying and anything but soothing to oneV bill that he should support the amendmentjto *mchangete neryes to sit down in a pew transformed into a the text.book bill making it optional with the districts,to minature pond of spittle, or come in contact with takethe bcoks or not, and he said he intended m:/'^w[ a stove exhaling the stench of juice ejected promiscuously to do so. We talked several minutes. I gave The Page impeachment investigation, upon it. Jake, a dose of the "Relief" 30 him my reasons for opposing the bill. Asked me minutes before service, and it will aid you wonderfully what I thought of the amendment including cities. and %e Merrill text-book in keeping your pew clean, and save the stove /%u^ied that I did not consider it essential, and bill still iiang nr^ in the IJouse of from a baptism by no means wholesome to the olfactories. did IV* think it right that cities or towns should lie A word to the wise is sufficient. Cleanliness compelled to use the books. That it seemed to me Kepresi)itat).ves. is apart of religion. the best way to get along was to leave it optional with the districts. Brandt thought So too. and intended MCCORMICK Not many weeks ago a young man, elastic, spruce, VANBRTJNT'and toiv.ote for the amendment making it optional. inquisitive, was on the road to N. U. As he went No actio*! Jias been taken yet by That was all that was said about the text BEAVERDAM whistling along, he overtook one of Kve'-a daughters book-bill. Then talked about other subjects* about Uie House on the resolution providing and cordially invited her to a seat on his wagon. SELF BINDERS, SEEDERS, the grasshopper troubles said his county had suffered She as cheerfully accepted of the invitation. The for a*i investigation of the charr sevej'Jy, and he had suffered and was hard up. parties, after breaking through their reserve, began ,MCC6RMICK*WU" Nothing more had been said as to how he intended to chat and talk as lively and unceremoniously as ges pre/ered against E St. Julien MCCORMICK to vote on fthe text book-bill. Mr. Brandt is in my though they had seen eacli other before. Next day Cox. congressional district. I never met him nefore this our inquisitive friend fell in with his'acqnaintance :tiu\e. I did not procure the appointment for him of the day before, and she asks him to carry her to REAPERS, HAp-ESTERS, to come tfl my room, and did not know he was Sleepy Kye. Hesitating, sh very lovingly says, The executive committee of thecoming, took him to be an influential man in his "Why, my dear, we hadsuch a nice time yesterday, community. When Brandt got up to leave the our hearts beating in unison, and you \ieknow"l- jState Pair aecoeiation held a meeting MCCORMICK room I gave him &>. It was my own money, and MILBURNOHIO edg ng me a very agreeable acquaintance,you not giv,e'ft with -.my idea of procuring his vote on in St. Paul last Thursday evening, ought for these reasons alone to convey me to my that amendment, as lie had already stated unqualifiedly destination. Please relent so far as to set ma on WAGONS, at which it was decided to hold MOWERS, thaj: he was a friend of the amendment. The the depot platform, and ''me loving heart" will point I had in my mind was to secure him as a the fair in St. Paul, on the first week call down benedictions on your precious soul." friend ja case I needed his assistance in political What would our young friend's wife say if she should ANDBuffalo in September, commencing on Monday, mat.tejr in (the future. hear of this? Say nothing about it, and he will be more shy next time, Pitt's Threshers. the 2d. From the above it will be seen Jerome Hewitt iris taken to himself a wife. We that Hall does not deny paying have been suspecting Jerome for some time, and now our suspicions are confirmed. The auspicious Another bomb-shell was thrown Brandt the $50, but claims that it event is to be cominetnorated this evening by a Lone Tree has tee.'- shake of the li-lit fantastic into the Legislature last Wednesday was for an entirely different purpose. To all thosein want of anything in my line, I would say,, call and ex- a few more cases that.need watching, about whom morning, in the .shapte amine my Machines, before you purchase elswhere. My Machines But as it is known that he of fetters, suspicions thickly gather. are Look out lor the lightning rod man. He will which were presented to the Senate all fully warranted, and I keep a full supply of Repairs constantly has been a zealous worker against tantl on soon be on the wing. He has a spice of determination hand by Senator Rice, making most serious the Merrill bill, his cxplanatit is about him. Yon may be sure his rods me No. 1, and neet jiot entertain the slightest doubt but cjia*"geg agaijast the management regarded as rather "thin." Aresolution that they will conduct sparks most anywhere. By Cor. Minn, and Centre Streets, New Ulm, Minn. of the insane asylum at St. Peter. was introduced to punish all means, get your buildings insured. We have a friend who is so shy of his rivals that If true, they show a terrible condition Mr. Hall, but under notice of debate he stands in fear lest some one should ask him to of affairs, as it is alleged that ride. A pair of laughing brown eyes are bent upon the resolution went over. Mr. St. Paul Advertisements. him, and he guards them tenderly. He is happy unwholesome food is given to theBrandt, no doubt will be fully exonerated child and has a good many poetic thougtshndal intentions. OBSERVER. unfortunate inmates, and that they from any intent of doing nre cruelly treated. The Senate wrong. The German language is being promptly appointed a committee to This space is reserved for studied in Chicago by 2,152 American investigate the charges. White. Stone & Co., pupils. THE NEW POPE, LEO XIII. Jobbers in ANOTHER REDUCTION IN FAREl "Books, Stationery & Paper, The St. Paul Dispatch of last Cardinal Pccci chosen tlie Third 87 E. 3d St., St. Paul, Minn. The Saint Paul & Sioux City, Ballot. Monday says "The New Ulm Herald says, that Judge Cqx continued Proprietor of the The conclave of Cardinals, which his FairmontSt. Paul spree while Kaw Ulm Maohine, Wagon, Smith AND assembled in Rome on the 17th inst. Benz & Becht, holding a term of court in that town to choose a successor to the late Sioux City & Saint Paul last week.'' The Herald says noth:ng & PAINT SHOPS, Pope Pius the IX, elected Cardinal of the kind. Cox may have Giochino Pecci on the third ballot. taken a little too much while here, Importers & Wholesale Dealers in RAILROADS,.., Cor. Minn. & 3d N Sfcs., New Ulm. He is an Italian, and assumes the but the Dispatch Statement that title of "LEO XIII." FOREIGN & DOMESTIC it was while holding a term of I am prepared to do all kinds of work LIQUORS The new Pontiff is tall, with a fine! "Will celebrate the coming in of the in Thresheronand my line sliort notice.a Repairing court, is the first intimation our Reaper specialty head high forehead narrowing at oi New Year by a general reduction of local 1 eople had that a term of court was S "V7"I3STES, My machinery is all new and of improved the temples, along face and straight' 1 eld here by any one last week, ticket tares from 'Fiei Cents to pattern,.and only, experienced 93 W 3d St., features. He has a large mouth, a' (jive the St. Paul, Minn. Four Cents, per mile on all divisions of devil his dues Mr. Dispatch. workmen are einpi.oyiHl. A new paint prominent chin, a cheerful open! their roads, to take effect January lit. shop has lately been added. .New \Yng countenance-and large well shaped! 1878. '_ i ous ..continually on hand. PIES, BR0TIfflsic3TLEf ears His face reminds one of Con-! Tt appears from the official reports in We have received a printed copy ALL WOIIK WAKI1ANTEI) sulvi the renowned Minister of Pius the Railroad Comnu.-wionws^office that of the tree claim bill, introduced into FR. RUOCK. WHOLESALE VII. He has a tine, sonorous voice, these companies in more .than. twelve Congress on February 11. by Maj. great dignity, even austerity of! years operation have never killed or Kieslirig, ICeller Strait, which ^yas read twice and referred nianners in public life, but in private i injure I any passenger or lostrains apiece of are \o the coinmijitep on public express1 is effectionate, unassuming, sociable & Go. baggage. Their' lands. The bill"is amendatory of equipped with the Miller platforms, and and witty. As Camerlengo he has "An act to encourage the growth in everything,, pertuinijis^th-safety been the head of that party which Curry the largest stock of and comfort of passenger*. ^jtirXl- to: regular of timber on the western prairies," without formally renouncing the DRY.GOODS, St- iPaial, HivCiiin.. speed and connections, are.not excelled and its principal provisions, are as right of of the Holy Se*, acknowledges by-any-'in the eountnv follows: the wisdom of submitting to GROCERIES, Milwaukee Advertisements. Any pepspn who shall plant, prptcct and keep in the decrees of Providence and accepting a healthy, growing condition for eight years twenty &1T-W, what seem to be irrevocably HATS AND CAPS, acres of tinjber, the treesfcher'ponnot being more J. B. HGEGER& SONS, than six feet apart pne way, by fpurleet the other accomplished facts. The general way, on any. quarter sfietioh ptnnypfthe public Boots & shoes, lands of the. United States, OF ten arpos pn any subdivision opinion is that for learning, tact, Importers &. Wholesale of $ighty acers, orftx*acres on any JegaJ energy, dignity, amiability, real BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS subdivision of forty acres, or one-eight papt pf any fractional subdivision ofland less than forty acers, moral worth and sincere piety, the I 1S HIS. to receiye' a patent for the wholo of said quarter, j\.\ "D & BLANK BOOK Saored College could not find a' more section, or of such legal subdivision of eighty pp i[ Gsagral MercMise, acres, pr. fr.actionol subdivisions of Jess than forty deserving Pope than Cardinal Pecci. acres, as the case may be, at the expiration of said eight years, on making proof pf such fapf by not less At Perugia he followed the same policy O ANY Horss WEST O ST. PAUL. Manufacturers, than two credible witnesses. THl! CHIL'AOO & JTORTH-WKSTMHN RA'lLWAY recomennded by the late Cardinal Kmlr:ice under one ninn.igenieni the Great Trunk In commenting, on t}ie bill the Are in constant receipt of Milwaukee- wis. Riario Sforza. A Naples he Railway Lines of the WEST anil NORTH- IsTETW GOODS. Marshall Mes^men says WKST, anil, with its n'umerons Branched advised good Catholics to fulfil their shortest, and connections, foruiH. .the- "We think this the only bill ih.tpqdnped that covers F. GOKTZ. ADOLPH MKINKKE. C. PENZHOR N. and quickest route between CHICAGO and duties as citizens at the municipal the real delects of the present Wee law, and provides MEINECKE & CO. all the points in ILLINOIS', WISCONSIN, NOHTHKIIST a practical method of growing trees on o..r A Large And Well Selected Stock Of and provincial elections. Even MICHIGAN, MINNESOTA, rcuwA, NKBRASKA, CALI- dry prairies. The giving of another, year before FoiiMA and the WJISTE RN TERRITORIK S. Its when the clerical press, professing first planting is made is absolutely necessary in our Laclies' & Gents' Underwear. country, and the provision of six feet between rows Omaha- and California Line to interpret the wish of the Vatican, of trees enables a man to drive between with a wagpnif Importers and Jobbers of mulching is to be done. If Mr. Strait's bill Is the shortest and best route between CHICAGO enjoined the policy of absentation. Our stock of Toys,Fancy Goods,Yankee Notions, Incomes'a law we can raise good timber evryhere and all points in NORTHERN. ILLINOIS. IOWA,-DA- on Hie western prairies. With tin present KOTA, NKDRAKKA, WYOMIN G, COLORADO, UTAH, ^^.^_ Notions and Trimmings law there will scarcely be a thrifty grove or tree NKVAIJ A, CALIFORNIA, OREGON, CHIN A, JAPAN SSJ^nS FOR FAKU1EKS. claim iri{en years. Our tree claims under the AND AUSTRALI A. S Willow Ware & Children's Carriages present inoperative act are fast being abandoned Chicago, St. Paul Minneapolis Line and turned into'other claims. We hope to see the No. 93 Huron street Milwaukee Wis.' Is full, complete and marked at low living profits. Correspondence Berxvepn Hon. frontier cpuiipes petition for this bill. IK the shortest line between CHICAGO and nil point* Strait au:I the Commissioner off in NORTHERN WISCONSIN and MINNESOT A, and 1 Agriculture. W,i earnestly request, an e.ramiua/j'oi for MADISON, ST. PAU L, MINNEAPOLISDULWT H. Mlwes.Pta Legislature. To the Kditor pf the PiQneev Pve.s. J. FERNEKES & BBD., and all points in the Great Northwest. Its Will yoil please insert in your paper La Crosse, Winona St. Peter Line before purchasing etsxvhere. the enclosed letter from the commissioner Is the best ronte between CHICAGO and A CROHSM, WIT BRIBERY. of agriculture, I am in daily WINON A, ROCHESTER, OWAONN A, .MAN'KATG. S Ivicsling, Keller & Co. ANUF A CTURIXG receipt of oommunications from persona HETKR, NEW ULM and and all points in Southern und Central -Minnesota. Its Liberty pfl, ofSlencoe, the Guilty residing in the grasshopper region of Cor, Minn. and Centre Sts. Green Bay Marquette: Line. our State, asking for a supply of seeds. p*rty. IVcw Ulm. The commissioner of agriculture in reto Is the only line between CHICAGO and JANESVILI.B Minn. WATERTOW N, FoNTimr LAC, OKHKOSH*-APPLK. Ihe comniittee appointed to inply my letter, asking that the wants TON.GRE EN BA Y, KSCANAHA, NEGAVNEE, MAR. .MULLEN. of these people be granted, has forwarded vestigate tjie charges of bribery preferred IUETTE HovoHTo*j HANCOCK and the LAKI and dealers in SltPERl OR COUNTR Y. It me the following letter which by our member, Hon. C. JBrandt, held several meetings and will fully explain itself, Freeport Dtibvqu Lie NUTS, GREEN FRUITS respectfully, Vei examine^ a number of witnesses Is the only line between CHCAGO and, ELGIN, ROCK. Wholesale anil Retail Dealer in and pn last Thursday morning they H. B. STRAIT. Fori), FREEPOR T, and all points Yla.Freen'ort. Itfl etc. etc. etc. WASHINGTON, Feb. 10th, 1878. reported the testimony to the House. SHELF & E HARDWARE Chicago if- Milwaukee Line 351 East Water St. -Milwaukee. From the testimony it appears that Is the old Lake Shore Ronte, and Is. the only one DEPARTEMKNT OF Aomcm.TTntE, 1 Liberty Hall of Glencoe paid Brandt passiag between CHICAGO and EVANSION, LAKE COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, IRON AND STEEL. KORSMT, HIGHLA ND PAR K, WAVJSEOA N, RACIK E, IT. 4-V wZ^i. ~~J!~ WASHINGTON, D. C.Feb 13, 1878. S !the money. KEKOCHA and MILWAUKEE. J? Or tne Want OI Space Hon. H. B. strait. House of Representatives: Farming Tools FR. QUINCY. we pan only give Brandt's testi TI ii, DEAR SIR: In reply to your esteemed favor of Pullman Palace Drawing Rooni Cars the 31st ult, in which you ask to ty ^formed "wkat rnony qf Ms conversation with Hall assistance, if any, your department can give to nreranon all through trains on this road. those citizens of Minnesota wfcpsp crops were destroyed and HalV'S statement of the circum THs iB tl ONLY LINK n^ining tliece enrs AND by trrasshoppers Just year.*' (have the honor, 5LVXUFACTURER AND DEALER IN lxtwee Chicapo and St. Paul anil Minneapolis 'stances. to say with relict that the special appropriation Chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago *ml Winona or BUILDING PAPER. under which seeds were 'distributer! last year to Chicago and Green Bay. 'Harness, Collars, Saddles, me what ofk aee these unfortunate people having bjeen exhausted BRANDT S TESTONV. thon8l'hIteM text.book Close connections arc made at -Chicapo'with the iv Agent for on that object, nothing seems to remain now but .n**T SSMtW W Lake Shore At Michigan Southern. Michigan Central bill I said MouKb. it was a good bill and ought they should come under the general distribution Saddlery Blankets, Whips, wasa .ill. I saw I feou^t ito a good bill and ought CASE & SWEEPSTAKE THRESHERS. Baltimore & Ohio, Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne Chicago' ""section t* provided by ta for al of the Unio to pass, wil.el bel fought not. We had some "~A _U i wild be thought not W bad some Kankakee Line and Pan Handle oBte*.i for siP $ more genia,lt cftoveraayon, and he asked me wl Should it the pleasure of congress to make 8B points EAST and SOUTH-EAST, ..Wvtth4he Chicaeo TUT Kirby, Wood, Whaler and JBuckeye etc. ftc etc. thought fy\he amendments. I said the friends of forthe* apprftpriation to ro.eet.the wants of your and Alton and Illinoise Centrat'ft-all DOlnt* tbe measuse wdre not in favor of amendments, Pwpw prowtftg ont of \at year's visitation, I shall Upholstery and all custom work pertainiiag SOUTH. thought ongh^ to be anendea He nsked what W,lamendment REAPERS and MOWERS I take pleasure in caryinjt out promptly the duties Close connections are also mads^wfththe ITninn thought with to my business promptly attended ontiona1 which Huch an apt \\^Td prob^abiy"devolve onUus r, to make it Pacific R. R. at Omaha for all far waf&ffi booksnor not.h with" the district whether they took tlio i departement. 6intB: Close connectiona made at janctiotf- to. Furst Bradley r' 'is ,llcas Wild loom vote Tor it conscientiously, It would "^Tu"""* woiu a Without such special appropriation for that purThe dlrtrlct..^mi^!J-he ''*'"5 trains of,all cross-points. VTickets Ji ffect fa Then I- asked could Pose, It will be impossible for this department to ^ld ovex this ronte are .^old by all CouDon Minn. St. opposite Union Housej^^ 3^iW?!A8i would_vote miirj,t then said amendo mnM seeds in any quantity to the grasshopper 1" for the HAY RAKES 1 Ticket Agents in the United States and CanadiUi nft** ftrcrs of your.State. Respectfully, your^ obedient New Ulm, Minu. Remember, yon ask for your Ticket vfe theChicago servant, WM. G- E Due, North-Western RaUway, and take noneother. Ho thje* took from W pocket a bm. It was 850 Commissioner of Agriculture. The he says "wi you I pot it Hi my pocKet, FURST BRADLEY, f* New York Office, No. 415 Broadway Boston Of-s d Cana l!lvng nil that I was alter rote for that amenunjentr' I answered, 55 cann' flee No. 5 State Street Omaha Offlco: aiSFarnham K?n sf Lone Tree Lake Correspoadence. "IP ool lwTore, conscientiously." i then rose CUTLEBI Wiig, Street: San Francisco Offlee, W2 New Montgomery *3 PLOWS, i"2X?th the Street Chicago Ticket offices, 62 Clark Street, "ndeli? rne r\4dence that money wfts tjeinjr used, and was now vS? i -^A jintfif- W pot Sherman Honse 76 Canal, corner, Madison Street. 10X E I l.*nared to lay Uje money before the housl TRE i E 1A]iE ft *'FXBHUAttY22, 1878. $ lf:iil asked mc it I would *oto lor ti eSt iI^ lo other amend. Dealereia'^v Mannfactnrers & Wholesale Streets Wells Street Depot, corner Wells and Kinzi Erlitor REVIEW:I ie, hi a communication, In J mign*come up. I made no reply. Mc^HEYRY SEEDERS. streets* the Herald, trom lone Tree Lake, over the signatnre Cutlery,. Guns and Revolver^ ^''i-' vwtn ofU' thuslate Read Re For rates or information not attainablefrom you of "Jake," that the counsel in "WMweinainad trial ha re lling for mc, nml we left for the Capitol. mn io me nw i we let ro the capito \tttr y,.J ~L home ticket agents, apply to ,CI Wetter try the remerii.il virtncBofJ J's Ready Re- tr KMttnehote I showed theVll toGerbVond toM lr M- Corner Minn. Second Worth Sis. mM Chicago. v?S:TO'mf t5 & 77 Late Street. Now rim. JTS. Kia. MABVjp HTJGlIJ.tT ^:.J 2- g*L\ a* S'SJCs* JIX