lhyti *r ?mpf ,r ^A NEW ULM REVIEW, WEDNESDAY: FEBRUARY 171888 'K, NEW ULM AND VICINITY Considerable excitement was created A year ago when blizzards blew and MINNESOTA MILITIA. RUNAWAYSOne of the wickedest There is said to be no statute in this E. Hier, wife of W. F. Hier, of North Unquestionably the Very Best: at Redwood Falls on the 22d ult. by a the world was wrapt in an arctic waste runaways that has occurred in this city Star,Brown county, after along illness. State making drunkenness a crime, or TRAVELERS' GUIDE. Baltimore, Md., April., 20,1881. case of attempted suicide with laudanum. The remains were brought back to of snow drifts, a horticultural association some time was witnessed last Friday. even a misdemeanor, and unless the Official Call of the Officers upon Gov. I have recently been using Brown's this village on the following Friday Remedies were administered in was formed here to discuss frozen Mr. H. Classen's team started on a authority of the common law can be Hubbard. Iron Bitters in my family, consistingdan and interred in the Springfield and three children, time, though against the pro* apples and the most feasable plans for dead run from Court House square and of myself, wife Invoked to supply this omission, it may Winona & Saint Peter Railway. Lutheran cemetery, in the presence of tests of the unhappy subject. For the effect has been always as marked went down First South street at a gait four horse teams to haul a quarter of a very large gathering of sympathising turn out that Judge Coxwhose pub* Going East. Going West. At 3 o'clock last Thursday afternoon as in the case of Mr. Phelps. It is unquestionably obvious reasons, the Gazette suppress friends. The husband seldom obtained by rural nags. At the cord of green elm a mile a day. What lie conduct has been shown to be dis. Day Pussenger *6:42a Day Passenger *6:18 a'wonderful medicine. official call was made by representatives an of the deceased desires to extend his es names and other particulars. Merchants' Hotel they endeavored to has become of the society now? With Night *J:30pm graceful in the extremewill slipthrough Night 0:ir am A. J. Bo wen. thanks through the columns of tbe from seven of the eight miiitn. Freight Xo. 14 *l0:17nm height No 13*12:03 am turn the corner and continue their lark dried apples growing higher every the irregular meshes of the REVIEW to his many friends who so companies in the State, upon Gov. ry Freight No. 10 2:30 The Sleepy Eye Republican says that up Minnesota street, but the street moon, we need a horticultural society. law in spite of all the efforts that are kindly showed their resptcts to the departed Hubbard, at the capitol. Attei an introduction Except Sunday. Except Monday. A Foolish Mistake. "on Wednesday of last week the country by following the remains to apparently wasn't wide enough and Marshall Messenger. oeing made to prevent that undesirable Freight trains Nos 13,14 and 19 ONLY by Col. E. M. Van Cleve, their last resting place. Don't make the mistake of confounding adjacent to New Ulm was visited they brought up against H. Laudenschalger's result. Below we publish the are allowed to carry pissengers between Assistant Adjutant General,Capt. Jos. a remedy of merit with According to a law passed by the last by A heavy rain storm." Go away from sign post. One of the horses Kasota and Sleepy Eye testimony of B. and Geo. Kuhlman, quack medicines. We speak from Bobieter, as President of the Minnesota A. Peterson, brother of S. D. Peterson legislature a dog is recognized as proP?rty, C. \V. EIDEM ANN, Agent. home to learn the news. It evidently not being used to such sudden stops, former residents of New Ulm, and experience when we say that Parker's of New Ulm, has bought out the National Guard Association, introduced and a heavy fine attaches turned a complete somersault and don't take much "dampness" to get up Maj. Jos. A. Eckstein, all of whom testified Ginger Tonic is a sterling health restorative saloon business of J. D. Yound and the other visiting militia-men, mCW ULniNARKRI REPORT. to any person for killing of a dog or landed its hind-quarters in Laudenschlager's which will do all that is a rain storm in the imaginative braiu will now settle in our midst. Mr. Peterson last Wednesday: and then addressed the Governor as andclaimed for it. We have used it ourselves appears to be a nice man the distributing of poison with intent warehouse. The snow-fall of the Republican editor. 'Corrected weekly by R. PFEKPEBLE, denier In B. B. KUHLMAN CALLED. with the happiest results for follows: A-aiu, Provision*, Groceries ami Country Protl he will no doubt do a good business. to kill. The owner of a dog is made of the day before caused the streets to Lives in Minneapolis once lived in New Ulm uce Rheumatism and when worn out by knows Judge Cox remembered a divorce case before GOVERNOR: It is with much pleasure Mr. Jacob Stofflet informs us that responsible for any damage a dog may be somewhat slippery, and at the culminating The Winona & St. Peter railroad is overwork. See adv. 1 Ju Ige Cox witnsas' ihtlier was u attorney in that the officers of the Minnesota some one stole eighty bushels of wheat Nov. 9. 1881. the cuse witness went down to the Dakota house cause, but, unless for good and lawful point the wagon slid around NEW ULM, the only road in the State that does National Guard have come together today, and about one hundred bushels of oats oue afternoon to get Judge Cox to goto the court GRAIN. and struck down a 14year old daughter reasons, the dog can not be killed or not report net earnings for the year house to give an order Judge Cox would not go, to pay their respects to you, as out of his granery on his farm in Bashaw. Wheat, 03 108 got a friend and went buck after the Judee and of Mr. Scheiderich. She was picked Mr. Stofflet is living in Springfield poisoned without incurring a penalty. the executive of our great and promising ending June 30, 1881. The heavy construction est ACTI O got him to go Judge Cox kept swearing and said Oats, 40 -f 9 he wouldn't walk up Judge Cox stopped a swill this winter, hence the theft was young State, and as our commander-in-chief. up senseless and carried into the Merchants' expenses of the road absorbed This of course only applies to dogs Corn, 50 cart and rode to court JudgeCox said it was too easily consumated and without much I assure you, sir, that Barley, 50 to hold com iu the court room and they would 70 Hotel, where she laid in a semi all the receipts ia excess of those re that have been licensed according to risk of being discovered. the citizen soldiers of Minnesota view hold it outside Judge Cox said he was dry and PROVISIONS. conscious state until the next morning, quired for operating and maintenance. the same law. told Mr. Castor to go and get something to drink, with delight the accession to the gubernatorial J. D. Yound has gone to Missouri to Beef on foot, per cwt., $2.50 3.50 Mr Castor went and got some beer Judge Cox but happily no bones were broken and The gross earnings were $1,146,792. chair of so honored a gentlemen arank some of it and Mr. ('astor dnuk some witness seek his fortune. We shall miss him Mutton per head, 2.50 3.50 Information has reached us from saw Judge Cox on the street very drunk: and distinguished soldier, in Dr. Berry is of opinion that she will be here very much. Pork per cwt., 5.00 6.00 this was the first dayfather's or August,e1879 JudgenCox rffic and beg i to Governor's Guards will in a whom they recognize a friend, and the West Point military academy that witness1 came up in Sugar Cored Hams per lb. all right again after she recovers from 12 13 Surprise parties are all the rage in that this meeting has been looked forward abuse him (witness' father) his father went few days order a large number of Breakfast Bacon Mr. F. II. Peterson's prediction a short our little burg. 9 10 the nervous shock. home, and witness put Judge Cox on the lounge: to by all of us with many pleasant masquerade suits from St. Paul for Dried Beef, In a little while he rolled off It was about 6:30 18 time sincejhas become true, and he is anticipations. It is true wo doliot represent o'clock. Salt Pork, their masquerade ball on the 11th, On Monda) Geo. Schneider's horses 10 one among seventeen that have failed such a large army as you have BiSHlW GLEANINGS. Cross:examined: Was certain of the date it was Lard, and we are requested to say that any! undertook to have a little lark by 12 witness' birthday Webber, Castor Manderfeld, to pass at the January examinations, been accustomed to command, but Flour p*r cwt., 3.85 one, outside of the the Governor's witness and bia father were present. 4.25 themselves, but their effort was a miserable when I say that should you ever need twelve were found deficient in mathematics, Corn Meal per cwt., BASHAW, Jan. 27, 1882. 2.00 Guards, wanting a suit should leave JOSEPH A BCKSTBIW CALLFD. yur services, every officer and soldier failure and they brought up Buckwheat Flour per cwt among them Mr. Peterson, and Witness lives in .New Ulm, waa teacher there Editor Review: 6.50 his or her order at the City Drug of the Minnesota National Guard is in 1879 and was also deputy sheriff when thecase against the Union House after haviug Butter per lb., 12 15 five in grammar and rhetoric. We are 18 Store between this date and next Sat. ready and willing to respond to your Masquerade BALL of Castor vs. Castor was tried in Aueust 1879 witness The weather is delightful, and we Cheese gone only about a hundred and twenty 20 waa present was sent down town from the sorry that Mr. Peterson was unable to call at a moment's notice. I speak but urday evening. I hope it will continue so until spring. I court boaseto ugett Judge Cox \JOXt1o come up and hear Poultiy, 6 up 8 vuur* uuaw ge a uuge 0 come five feet. The load of ice, to which "%*& pull through as he is the first and only Gustaf Wing buried his little boy a the Dakota. a certain case found Judge Cox at Eggs per dozen, 121 g- oun they were attached, was however scattei house judge said he would go bat when he present. It is our desire, sir, to place Special meeting Board of Education -IN- person that has ever been appointed to few days ago at the Lutheran church Potatoes per bushel. 40 50 the sidewalk he said he could not walk then the Minnesota National Guard upon an I around promiscuously. New Ulm, Jan. 30, 1882: Stuebe'a butcher cart, used for hauling offal, came Onions, cemetery. We are informed he died 2.00 a West Point cadetship from Brown 2.50 equal footing with those of other along and the Judge got into that and rode to Beans, 3.00 Resolved, That the teachers of our of consumption, Mr. Wing has the 3.80 court Judge Cox waa drunk got into cart with county. Mr. Peterson left West Point States, but in order to succeed in our -n unsteady motion at tbe court house Judge Cranberries 3.50 4.00 schools be and the same hereby are sympathy of many friends in his sad on the 14th ult. for New York and aims we need your valuable assistance ox said it was too hot and they would hold court PERSONAL MENTION. AT GROCERIES. affliction. authorized to suspend from school all the steps judge gaveCastor50cents to go down in the furtherance or additional legislation. Washington. Sugai, White, per lb. town and get some beer Castor did so Judge Cox 12 Golden Gate,Brown County,Minn., tardy pupils who often come too late, Although a few of us have Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Redding and and Castor and others there drank it Judge Cox Yellow 11 John C. Rudolph and Rev. Alex. then said, "I'm sorry, Castor, but I will have put or miss school altogether, until the maintained military companies for a children have been visiting firiends Cox has at least one friend in St. Blown yonin," meaning injail witueas did not do it. 1C number of years, it was not until last President of this board authorizes their Berghold visited it. Paul last week, near Tracy. ON Dried Apples,, Peaches Cross-examination: Did not understand Judge 7 1C Peter who believes him to be a persecuted 4 winter that the State, through its legislature, admittance to the school again. Coxtobejoklng whenhe told him to put Castor 4 and rumor says they spent one night C. Mallette has gone to Blue %X 10 man, if we may judge from the Friday Evening, Feb. 10,1881. recognized our claims. You in jail cozaideied it a.i order to pot Castor in Prunes, Earth county to remain a few weeks in jail while in the saintly city. After jail witness did not do it becaise be thought $% 10 have already been apprised of the pro following communication to the St. JudgeCox was drunk the order was given while Coffee, Rio, Green, per lb., 17 At the dawning of 1882 public opinion with friends. 22 a good breakfast, sheriff Richter let ceedingsof our convention held in the business was going on Judge Cox interrupted Paul Dispatch: Roasted 25 was that mother Shipton wes left, but Mr. ebber when hewas reading, and said, "there, Thomas McArdle, who let his farm New Ulm last week, and we will be them go on their own recognizance. tr. Webber, we don't want to hear any mor Java, Green, 30 A Grand Prize will be given to the 33 ST. PETER, Jan. 27.I regret to see pleased to hear your views upoh the no! according to a Hartford article in the fall to Mr. Tassuran and moved from you Mr. Kuhlman what have you got say?" Roasted" so many men from this district epeculuting 4C his words were somethinglike this it was in 1879. subjects discussed. best masked Lady. to Blue Earth county, has returned Mother Shipton reckoned her year by Mocha, Green'' OJ an unjust degradation of another. 35 Synopsis oftheTax law, Etc. OEOROB KUHLMAK CALLED, and bought off his tenant, and will the old style which will extend the THE GOVERNOR'S REPLY. Teas, Japan, We all object to see the fun of 40 75 This witness waa examined under the same move back on his farm in the spring At the conclusion of Capt. Bobleter's such an expensive, useless trial over Gie n. 60 specification: year with its prophesied calamity till Music by the Fort Ridgely Band. 80 He says there is no place like Bashaw again. Any honest-minded man must Black. 80 Witness resides in Minneapolis formerly lived remarks, the Governor replied as follows. the 24th of March. Two months more at New Ulm knew Judge Cox waa an attorney All taxes ar&due Dec. 1, of each condemn all the little dogs now crawling Our school district, No. 49, is very in the ease of Castor vs, Castor witness corroborted of awful anticipations. Where ignorance year. Tax on personal property, if Tickets, including Supper, $1,25. out of their wnisky holes to bark the proceeding witnesses as to the principal prosperous this wintsr, and we return The best eaily seed corn in Minnesota GENTLEMENI am verv glad to see is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise. not paid, becomes delinquent March 1, and bite at the lion who limps on facts in their testimony witness got disgusted thanks to Mr. Haggard, of Stately, for sale by Mullen. and left beforethe rest did Judge Cox was very you. 1'ou represent an organization with penalty of 5 per cent, added and three legs, and is prevented from defending much intoxicated he was worsewhen he came to A splendid programme has been arranged our teacher, for his successful management of much importance to the State, but costs of collection. Taxes on real property himself in a made-up job by witness' office jdge Cox sat down on the lounge Major Strait has just succeeded in MILKFiesh Milk is to be had at for the occasion, and everything of our school. which has heretofore received hut little and called witness hard names while on the becomes delinquent June 1, with all the aspiring candidates for judgeship. passing House file No. 832, being a bill will be done to make it pleasant lounge he fell asleep witness and Jadge Cox had Hummers, corner of Center and German recognition. As an accompaniment penalty of 10 per cent, and costs added. The general health of our town is It is a disgrace to the State, and always been good friends JudgeCox did not mean for all participants. All are cordially in for the relief of Marzel Altmann of to the general development of the Tax sales takes place on third more so to these conscripted persecu what he said when Judge Cox told Castor he exceedingly good. streets. vited. would have to put him in jail, he tried hard to State, I think some consideration Monday in September of each year after tors. To dig holes for another is to fall West Newton, Nicollet county. The The material for the Springfield have Castor pay the alimony required. vWWv/ HORATIO WERRING. should be paid to the organization and sale, interest at the rate of pel into it himself. Have you Catarrh! "Dr. Syke's b'll now goes to the Senate, and the iron bridge still lays at the depot, and cent, per month. Time of redemption equipment of its militu. I shall be Sure Cure" is an unfailing remedy. prospe3ts for its speedy passage by we fear it will be consumed by rust SLEFPY EYE ITEMS. expires two years from date ot disposed to pay some attention to this Have you heard of it' Mhe Glencoe Register says that two before it is built. that body are good. Major Stiait deserves sale. Town boards of equalization meet subject, and I will say to you now, men have recently been begging in the GRAND at Town Clerk's office on the fourth gentlemen, that I shall be glad to cooperate Mrs. J. Barber entertains a credit for bringing chis bill to [By Our Correspondent BUSTED] Masks and masquerade trimmings neighborhood of Lake Marian, representing Monday of June in each year. County with and aid you as far as I stranger at her house. Rev. B. Siemon filled the pulpit in passage at this early day. at the City Diug Store in the largest board of equalization meets third Monday may properly do so in your laudable themselves to have been sufferers t.ie Evangelical church last Sunday. We welcome the advent of the dog Masquerade Ball assoitment. in July. County board of Commissioners and patriotic desir*e to make the nilitia from the tornado that swept law, and think when it goes into Albert Wagner and wife went to St. A so-called investigation of the meet first Tuesday in January, establishment of our State more resectable through Renville county last July, and Petr Friday, returning to New Ulm operation will cause the destruction trichinae cases at Minneota, in this third Tuesday in Aiarch, and fouith in its proportions, and more The City Band is making piepaiations on Saturday evening in time to take in of many useless curs. W wonder did so much damage to life and property Monday in July of each year. County State, has resulted in the discovery efficient in its organization. Dispensing lor a conceit and ball to be given the masquerade ball. Auditor has charge of the tax dupli why ex-Gov. Pillsbury did not appropriate in New Ulm. One of them claimed that the disease was generated in with further formalities at this at Union Hall Sunday, Feb. 19th. cates after June first. Town and Business has been very dull for the said dogs to pay off the old lime, and thanking you, captain, for the hogs by a diet of rats. But if the to have lost his wife and eldest daughter, School district clerks to furnish the oast few weeks and there is no immediate For diseases of the neives, biain the kind terms in which you have addressed R. R. bonds. It would have saved use of rats as food generated trichinosis, and all his personal property, including county auditor an attested copy ot prospects of any improvement. blood and lungs, a superior medicines me, I will simply add, that 1 us much trouble. He must have forgotten would not the entire Mongolian his buildings, etc. They collected money voted, ON OR BKFORE THE TENTH to all otheis is Brown's lion Bitters, shall be pleased to confer with you iu The nay car came up on Friday and this matter. TIM FINNEGAN. race of mankind have been swept DAY OF OCTOBER. Certificates oftowi) considerale grain, some clothing tegardto any suggestions you may nude the boys happy. from the face of the earth ere now? or district clerks for treasurer must be have to make. and some money. It has since been asceitaincd Auction sale at the farm of E. P. Peter Majewski is again laid up with filed with auditor before Warrants can IVmona Republican. rheumatism. Cambria News. that they disposed of their At the conclusion of the Governor's Bertiand in the town of Home on be issued. ^_ UNDEK THE 4rsncEs OF THE One of our citizens (name unknown) grain at the stations, and took the remarks, a general talk was indulged Monday. Febiuaiy 20th. See Posters. Editor Review: Under the title of "the Yellow Ribbo,i is erecting a steam feed mill in the H. B. CONSTANS, money and left. They are undonbtcdly in. The subjects of forming the companies 2w Auditor of Brown County, Minn. society," the "Old Maids"they The people of this vicinity were western end of town. This will supply HEW ULM MMNERCHOB, imposters, as all those who sustained into two batallion organizations a long felt want. You had better cut out this address thrown into considerable excitement prefer that nameof Syracuse have severe loss of property in Renville was fully discussed, and the Dr. C. R. Sykes. 169 Madison St, Chiusjo, on Thursday of last week by Christ. Emmerich opens the building formed an organization "lor the good Trichinae at Minneota. county were liberally assisted by our Governor assured the officers present for you may need his "Sure season at this early day by putting he announcement that a young of the community and the social en. Cure foi Catairh," relief committee and are not by necessity another story on the building occupied that he felt friendly disposed to their tTJ03ff SAM., man living in the north west corner joyment of the members." They have by J. P. Franz as a saloon. The new compelled to go begging at this Since last week's issue of the REVIEW plan and that whatever was decided of Butternut Valley, named John placed themselves in communication addition is to be used by the Odd Fellows The Go\ernor"s Guard's masquer we glean the following additional particulars late day. In fact they could evfn yet upon, he would do all in his power to Thomas, had committed suicide by as a lodge room. with the "Bachelors' Club" of this ade on Saturday, February 11th. A of the sad trichinae poisouing receive help from the committee if hanging- The deceased had been render the State militia as creditable city, and the boys now expect to have John Zieske and wife visited big time coming. See the programme cond:tion is as represented. at Minneota, from the Lyon county their living with his mother and brothers to the commonweatlh as possible. friends in Lamberton a few days last A splendid Programme has in another column* more fun than ever. News: and had been suffering for some week. John reports business very quiet This was followed by along talk as to Among the list of new patents, recently been arranged for the occasion time past with ill health, though his at that place, but not more so than at The masquerade ball at Turner Hall Mr. Peckles, the village butcher the law pertaining to the militia and He who despises praise will be happy. issued by the patent, office at Sleepy Eye. complaint was not supposed to be of last Saturday evening was a grand affair. He who bus Dr. Marshall's Lung. this season raised a fine lot of hogs, the extent of the power or authority of Washington, we find that Herman Miller, a dangerous character. He became Syrup can cu.e a cough, cold and We were favored with a slight fall The hall was crowded with and in December commenced killing the Governor to call out the State militia cf Courtland, has been awarded The Mrennerchor will leave nothing bronchial affection. Druggists aie of snow last Thursday, but not enough quite despondent and expressad him them and selling the meat fiom his merry maskers and spectatois, the in annual encampments, and use undone to make this ball one of a patent for an improvement on sulky agents. to make good sleighing. sell as feeling confident that his market. He also used it in his own former being much more numerous the best ever given in the city. The the money appropriated for military plows. The patent is said to be very That new show case at Zieske's is a death would occur within a few good name of the society is guarantee family. Among others who purchased than on auy former occasion. The The Piesbytenan church at Redwood purposes in defraying the expenses of beauty, and no mistake. Go and see valuable and we hope that Mr. Miller weeks, but not intimating that it that good order will be preserved. it was the Cushner family, who got prizes were awarded to Miss Dora tor youi selves. Falls was destroyed bj fire at 2 transportation, subsistence, &c. The may realize largely from it. Mr M.Mullen was to be caused by his own hand. The Maennerchor's room will be placed some of the hams on the 26th of December, o'clock last Saturday moiuing. The Eid and Mr. R. Kiesling, for the most Governor thought very favorable of His mind was believed to be in a at the disposition of the ladies for of this_city is also interested in the and partook of it raw. The MULLIGAN NEWS. origin of the fire is unknown as the elegant costume? to Mr. J. W. Lewis a dressing room. partially deranged state by those not proposition of holding an encampment invention. entire family, consisting of Mr. and chinch had not been heated since the and Mrs. H. Spoerhase, for th9 most intimately acquainted with him, during the year 1882, and the troops ADMISSION, 50 Cts. a Person. The weather of the present month Mrs. Cushner, their sons, William, aged Sunday before. though not in a sufficient degree to comical costumes to a bevy of young will probably be called together during On Sunday, the 22d ult., a purse of SUPPER EXTRA. could scarcely have been better. 22, Nicholas, aged 14, Jacob, aged cause any apprehensions as to his ladies, representing the sun, moon and the latter part of August or the $10 was made up by the Catholic congregation Our school is progressing very favorably. In the assurance of strenght there 12, and a daughter Annie, aged 18, Tickets can be obtained at John personal safety. He was discovered stars to Sitting Bull (John Shapekam) first part of September at some place in this city for John Bush, is strenght. Lung complaints can be Neumann's, H. Rudolphi's, Geo. Jacobs were all poisoned, Mr, Cushner fatally, by his brother in a small piece of and family, and last but not least to located between St. Paul and Minneapolis. cuiPi? b\ Dr. Maishall's Lung Syrup the oldest settler in the State and at There has not been a wedding in and from all members of the society. he dying on Thursday evening. On timber, about forty rods from the the Bachelor's Club, the latter three in a shoit time and strength retrrns. our town since we can remember. Various other matters were present a resident of St. Peter. The house, suspended from the limb of the fourth of January a party of young Twenty-five and fifty cent a bottle. Boys, don't yon lack a little courage! prizes being for the best groups. Sitting money was, on the Tuesday following, talked over, and the Governor renewed a small tree. From appearances the men met at Mr. Peckles' place of business THE MAENNERCHOR, Your correspondent is certainly excusable Bull and his family, consisting cf sent to Mr, Bush by Mr. F. L. Randall his disposition to do all that was conclusion was formed that he had The new class in our public school, to spend a social evening, and for not communicating more if* equaw and three papooses, were gotton and the old gentleman was very highly within his power, and consistent with climbed the tree to a height of about Ed. J. Collins, teacher, will be organised regulaily, as the unusually quiet state all of them ate more or less of the raw up in good style and were admired pleased to be thus substantially reminded the law, to carry into effect such a of things in our town renders the task twenty feet and fastened one end of to-day. The room in Turner ham, and all are more or less effected by all admirers. The Bachelors' Club, just at present not easy but when that his New Ulm friends have a small rope to a limb of the tree, system as would be for the best advantage Hall heretofore occupied be Progress with the poison. Besides those that spring opens and all nature arouses eleven in number, with their diaper and with the other end around his not forgotten him. of the State. The interview Lodge No. 28, A. O. U. W., a^ a lodge have already died, Ole Gilbertson, S. itself again into life and activity, we neck, let go his hold upon the tree pin coats, calico buttons, and long-handled was both pleasant and profitable, and Seidleitz and Dr. Sanderson are considered room, is been fitted up for the new shall endeavor to furnish you items and his life at the same time, the pipes, started in well but the We see by the Public Spirit that as weekly. everyone present was pleased to know fatally ill,while Peter Peckles, class. fall having broken his neck. When pretty girls were too much for them soon as the weather will permit, the that the Governor was friendly disposed Oscar Thompson, Antoine Winters, Miss Bedford, our teacher, during found his body was still warm but and they soon caved. Boys, we always Union Hall at Mankato will be extended Lydia E. Pinkhara's Vegetable Compound her labors in our school room has towards the citizen soldiers of and a German, whose name was unknown lifeless His feet were nearly touching has done thousands of women given evidence of that real qualification back forty feet, and a large said you couldn't live up to your our young State. to our informant, are in a precarious the ground His remains were moie good than the medicines of many which at once makes her a teacher stage put in to accommodate the rush preaching,even under ordinary circumstances, situation. Drs. Persons and In the evening the visiting officers doctois. It is a positvie cure for all of no mean ability. interred to-day in our little cemetery, of business thrown upon it by the destruction but when we saw the sun, Andrews are in attendance, daily alternating female complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia and Gov. Hubbard witnessed an exhibition filling the first and it is hoped by Your correspondent made a visit to of the Opera House. Mr. E. Pinkham. moouand starsshinijg down upon you their visits to Minneota. di ill by the Allen Light Guards all the last suicide's grave. He was Marshall and vicinity last week. We Hi nmelman deserves the commendation all at once, we knew that the culminating|poiut The matter will be brought to the had the pleasure of shaking hands known as &n upright, innocent boy, Capt. Bean, commanding, and every The next masquerade ball of the of the citizens of Mankato in so with many of our old friends and acquaintances. had been reached and that attention of the State Board of rather inclined to look on the dark one was loud in prase of the proficiency season will be held next Sunday evening, While in the vicinity of happily solving the question, "what the game was up. Oh! that your hopes Health for investigation. side of life. The commission of his exhibited by the maneuvering company. Marshall we called on Mr. W. Wat'son, at Union Hall, under the auspices shall be done for a larger hall last act is traceable to no direct should have been blighted so soon. an old-time acquaintance. We found Dr. Berry of this city got information of the New Ulm Maennerchor. cause. C. him nicely located on the banks of the last Monday evening that another The visitors were very hospitably Pieparations are going forwaid on a Redwood, under the immediate shelter A course of four lectures have been MASQUERADE Bali, of the sufferers died last Sunaay We always knew that there was a grand scale, and the ball will no doubt entertained by Captains Bean and Mc of stately oaks and elms, wnosu boughs and that a post-mortem would be held arranged at Sleepy Eye, under the auspices good deal more in our tonsorial friend A Wrong Idea. be first class in every respect. Caithy, and Lieuts. Fusch, Grant and and branches protect him in such a by officers of the State board ot of the Sleepy Eye Temple of Maik Cane than appeared upon the 1 ._ manner that he can bid defiance to the Many persons having gotten the health on yesterday. Dr. Berry went Fahey, who, by the way, are as social UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE Honor, No. 63. The first lecture will surface, but the thought that he should blustering, blistering breath of a Minnesota wrong idea that hops are strengthening, Ihe evidence against fudge Cox isof up on Tuesday's train to assist in the Governor's Guards, and well-met fellows as we have come blizzard and take comfort even be given by Hon. A. Gray, of Iiwa, at have taken to drinking beer and post mortem and study the symptonsot ever be looked upon by a misguided a veiy damaging character, and he across for many a day. in winter. He is the owner of some of alw very freely. The consequence is those still battling with the deadly palasite. Harmony Hall, on Frid&y evening, ought not only to be kicked from the limb of the lawf as a murderer, staggers the finest thorough-bred horses,cattle they feel better for a short time, but AT Feb. 3d. Subject"The Living Is high and honoiable stahon he has disgraced us. Such, however, has been the and sheep that we have ever seen in when the reaction comes thev are so long, but be confined for the sue." Mr. Gray is said to be a star recent experience of our friend. It appears the west. much weaker than before. Reader, COX'S IMPEACHMENT TRIAL 41 A NEW RAILROAD. remainder of his days in an inebiiate if you value life, lay aside all malt and among the stars of lecturers and no that a cold-blooded murder was ox alcoholic beverages and put your trust asylum. Glencoe Enterprise. one should fail to hear him. Tickets committed by a negro, shortly before The managers ior the prosecution in SPRINGFIELD ITEMS. in that temperenue preparation of iron In the these days of active railroad building, the for the entire course of four lectures Christmas, at Mapleville, Illinois The Satutdaif Settling, &&. \J^. the impeachment tiial of Judge Cox ordinary individual not closely indentified with and vegetable tonics called Brown's The news of Guiteau's conviction railroad Interest, passes over the frequent announcements, are only 50 cents. murderer came Minnesotaward and Iron Bitters. It gives real health and concluded their testimony last Friday, Your correspondent has been absent made through various sources of was received in this city about six o'- projected or recently completed lines of road, 'as strength to every part of the body, refr passed through Owatonna on a freight in Canada tor nearly four weeks, but and further proceedings in the case eshesth mind and restores the of no interest to him in particular and while this clock last Wednesday evening, but The Winona & St. Peter and Dakota he is again to be found at his usual Six Elegant Prices will be may be true in remote cases, our readers are certainly train, while Mr. Cane was visiting in stand adjourned until next Tuesday, many thought it to be too good to be nervous system to its proper place. very greatly interested in and benefitted by place of business. divisions of the C. & N. W. railroad that city with a friend, named Jerry the completion and opening for business of the distributed among the February 7th. The defense will then Over 1,000,000 bottles have been sold true. Later in the evening the first Milwaukee and Madia, Line of the Chicago an* We found the times about as dull in are now provided with additional facilities Pope. The Owatonna policemen being last year. introduce their witnesses, who are expectea Northwestern Ry. 1 his line, beginning in Vilwaukee, maskers, reports were substantiated, and every the east as they are here in the west, where it connects in same depot with the for paying off the army of employes. apprised of the coming of the murderer, to disprove all that has been body felt highly elated o\ er the good the only difference being they have Chicago and Milwaukee Line (so well known an A special car has been fitted up tbe Lake Shore Route) and the Milwaukee an! at once jumped at the conclusion lots of snow and good sleighing. news. said by the witnesses for the prosecution. Green Bay Line of the Northwestern, as well as Life and Work of Garfield- and R. B. Langdon appointed assistant that Mark was the man, and they that of the Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western It is reported that after a County Superintendent Clary has Ry., run* directly west, passing ithrough Wakesha PROGRAMME. As will be seen by an advertisement paymaster. The new paymaster and been out this way looking after the routed him out of his bed at a rather and Jefferson Counties, to Madison, with the strenuous effort, three persons have We have heretofore referred to this school ma'ams. following stations and distances: in another column, Horatio Werring his elegant car passed up the road last late hour of the night to investigate. been found in New Ulm who can testify remarkable book by Dr. John Clark l-Grand Spectacular entry of Prince Carnival John Carroll from Watertown, Wis., Miles. Miles has arranged a gi and masquerade ball Friday, and the railroad boys were irk of course had no trouble in Ridpath, published by Jones Brothers to Cox's good behavior while ana suite. Milwaukee 0 Jefferson Junction 47.8 is now among us and is building a 9Grand Polonaise. at his hall for Friday evening. Feb. made happy with bright and shining North Greenfield & Co. Its success is almost phenomenal. 7.4 take Mills 54.8 quickly identifying himself, but the holding court in this city, but it is house on his farm near Springfield. S-jTablcan, "Bachus and Adnadne "',& Calhoun 12 8 London 60.2 It is doubtless having a larger sale 10th. As Mr. Weiring never does anything ducats. idea that a former preacher of the 4Grand SUent Drill, by 14 Tuikos.J. slit a|*-- Waukesha 182eerflel 63.4 'Tis rather cold weather for shingling, very doubtful wnether any one can be Pect*cnla ta than auy other book now, before tbe Venus.n"d 5-TableauMars and Wales 86 4 Cottage Grove 70.2 by halves, it is a foregone conclusion though. Gra )spel, and later a candidate for Governor found that can testify to Cox's sobriety. Seiter' "Children's. Orchestra Oousman 6-comic Overture8,e Smfon!V hy J. Sitt 81A Madison 80.7 public. It setras to possess the rare A petition has been circulated among Sullivau .fiaydci1 that the ball will be a grand 37.1 0 and Senator should ever be looked There is a grand calico ball in contemplation His drunken carousals in this city quality of responding to the popular Me!iuUr, The increased facilities afforded for getting about our business men praying that the express success. in the near future, and we want in every detailin matter, illustration, upon as a murderer,is preposterous. have been too oped and above board, or from one part oi the Statetothe other, by the anticipate a good time. Can't you all paper, printing, binding and office, which is now located at completion of this Hue, will redlly be oeen. It elves What's the use in having laws if a respectable and all those that came in contact a new route between Milwaukee ond Madison, come down and enjoy yourselves? price. As it concerns GarfiehTs life Mr. S. Edsell. in renewing his the depot, be moved up into the and places all points upon tbe Northwestern Ry. gentlemen can't go away with him could not help but notice his A new and full fledged staff of officerb and tbe events which make him illustrious, TICKETS 5 0CTS. SUPPER EXTRA. north or south of Madison within easy reach of business portion of the town. Although subscription to the REVIEW, writes us from home without being drummed Milwaukee or vice versa. From Pon duiac and condition. Tbe charges of lewdness are now only needed in our burgh. this book will ever remain tbe points north of there It gives choice or two routes from Stevensville, Pa., as follows: we should be sorry to see Mr. No pains will be Spared to make this out of bed in the middle of the night What they will do in the matter of standard popular biography. could not be sustained by the managers to the capital oftbe8tate, vis.. One via Milwaukee the sensation of the season. another via Jeffsnon Junction. It gives tbe Hdideman lose his position of express saloon licenses we know not yet. I consider the REVIEW an A No. 1 in such an illegal manner? Eh, Mark! and have been withdrawn and the decision towns in the counties west ol Madisou, upon the sheet, and cannot well do without it. agent, it cannot be denied that the Anton Brey of New Ulm is in this Madison and Montfort Line of the tame company, The detectives finally captured the will virtually turn upon the Tickets can be obtained at the CIIICE YOITR COUGH OR COLD. You will always be sure of p.iv, so directconnection with Milwaukee, and consequently vicinity buying up fat cattle. He pays office should be located somewhere on right man at S Paul. with all point* north or South front there. charge of habitual drunkenness, which A cough, cold or son throat should be stopped City and Pioneer Drug Stores, Merchant's continue it ad infinitum. We have between ,oln good prices. '"F^SS?*8 Neglectfrequentlyresults in an incureabie lane ^".I'lfiT*8 Minnesota street. As it is now, small rnongb snow to make some sleighing. Is the only accusation tangibly adhered Hotel, Dakota-House, Herman disease or consumption. Brown's Bronchial upon this line and Chicago the ehoice of three Thomas Brophey is terribly afflicted troches are certain to giro relieve in Asthma. Wintew here are moderate with some packages cost almost as much to be routes between these points, a* follows, vi.: One Seiter'a barber shop, Kiesling, to by the prosecution. In the minds of Grateful to Invalids. with rheumatism. If he could only Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, consumptive and via Milwaukee and the LakeShore routoi, one via ram. I am a hundred ar,d fifty miles brought from tbe depot as the express Keller & (Vs. store, E. Schnoberich Throatdiseases. For thirty years the troche* Crystal lake, JaseavUle and Jefferson? and won some it becomes a matter of grave 8Jtoundandtakeago()dhott Jwotoh 'scotch' &E2rSSu2ZW*S^n get aroundand take a good ho from Philadelphia. This is a hilly, hatebeen recommended by physicians, and al. Floreston Cologne is grateful to invalids, othervia Harvard. Mottand IHcW' We 8 saloon. Northwestern Hotel, company charges for bringing derstaudtb^tliiooflitratiwoftuTcMiMuw b~ dairy country, well watered with soft doubt whether thi.offensei.sufficient- ^%VtwSk! .WS&^tBam^ --""ttmnttE because it Is refreshing without Jacob Hottioger's saloon and from them from St. Paul, or even from Chi- f? ^g?*"!* **-**&** the villagefo| Cresco, j &X%j^%3^ water, and no blizzards. Fruit is raised the sickening effect of most per'"MUumwm. DIBD-,111 !^iJ5* day ce^aee, partx ean Wwwofthefiompiiiy. juere In large quantities. 1 *foft,,to^ Wn^hJffii$^