iT^%fe^ Wf3 sir &- i E*? Boss & Seiter, **PIONEE i 3 Report comes from Toronto th,at a flaw has been discovered in the indictment H.B<p>OUNCE.Drug Store, NEW ULM, MINN. against Kiel,through which he will Successors to CONSTANS. all probability get acquitted. JOS. BOBLETER, Editor & Proprietor. A Davenport paper publishes letters from the mayors of twenty-nine DR. C. WESCHCKE. PROP'R. Wednesdayjuly 15,1885. leading cities and towns in Iowa on the $SAS8 *M workings of the prohibitory law, which Minnesota Street, Cholera is increasing to an alarming has been in force one year on July 4. extent in Spain. One day the latter NEW ULM, MINN. Fire, Cyclone, Tornado, Hurricanes The showing is that there are open DRY GOODS & part of last week there were reported A full and fresh stock of drugs and medicines and Windstorms. Represent the following saloons in nineteen of the cities. Total also paints, oils, glass, liquor, wines and musical old reliable companies. 744 deaths, and 1,479 new cases. number of places where liquor is sold merchandise Physicians' prescriptions carefully German-American of N. Y. Springfield 916, an increase of 146 during the vear. compounded at all hours of the day and night Fire and Marine of Mass. Pennsylvania Cleveland, Ohio, and East Saginaw Fire of Erie, Pa. Fireman's NEW ULM AGENCY and Saginaw City, Mich., are having Andrew Carnegie, the great Pittsburg Fund of California American Fire of NOTIONS, exciting times with strikers. In each Philadelphia Orient of Hartford Commercial non manufacturer, predicts that the OF THE city the aid of State troops had to be Union of London London Assurance coming winter will be worse for the ST.PAUL HARVESTER Co. and Northern Assurance invoked to prevent lawlessness. many workingmen of the east than the Co, of London. past winter and does not look forward Office in Brown County Bank. A terrible electric storm passed over to better times for a year or two yet.NEW ULM, MINN. portions of Austria, recently. Twenty AND Should his prediction prove true, there E3**"* villages were ignited by lightning and The New Howe Mower, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. will be an immense amount of suffering JEWELRY, burned. Six men were killed while Land Office at Tracy, Minn, the coming winter, which may lead GEO. SCHNEIDER, Agent. trying to extinguish the flames. June 19th, 1885. to riots and blood shed. Notice is hereby given that the following-named Considerable apprehension is felt of Office and yard near Union Hotel settler has filed notice The terrible heat of last Wednesday an Indian uprising in southern Kansas of his intention to make final proof in was followed in the evening by a terrific LACES, support of his claim, and that said and other parts of the southwest, and The St. Paul Harvester and Howe proof will be made before the Judge, or storm which swept over Oshkosh, Gen. Sheridan has been directed by the Mower are the best harvesting and in his absence, the Clerk of District Madison, Sparta and other Wisconsin Secretary of War to concentrate all the Court of Brown Co. Minn., at the coun mowing machines now on the market. towns. In the former frightful havoc troops available. ty seat, on Thursday July 30th, 1885, Among the farmers in this was done and over a score of people viz: Nils C. Roland, Addl, H. E. No vicinity using them I name by permission 11358 for the NW SEJ- Sec. 24, 108,31. The Albert Lea Standard thinks that were killed or injured. Wherever the Jos. Holm, Jacob Durbahn, He names the following witnesses to the "offensive partisanship" gun that storm struck numerous buildings were Geo. Schreiner and M. Ranweiler, prove his continuous residence upon, our Democratic friends are now prac demolished, trees torn up, crops ruined either of whom will testify to the and cultivation of, said land, viz: ticing with, is likely to become so hot and much stock killed. merits of the machines. Come and Haas Blessum, Einer Torson, C. Ro examine the machines and obtain that it will kick terribly at the breech land and Petter Roland, all of Madelia Minn. my terms. four years from now. Kiel's trial has been fixed for the 20th C. B. TYLER, Geo. Schneider, AgL inst. The indictment charges him as a Jul 29 '85. Register. During the sham battle among the British subject with making war against LIVE AGENT WANTED. Sioux Indians at Fort Totten, Dak., on her majesty. Some -5,000 sympathizers Ladies' and Gent's IMPORTANT. the Fourth, one of the Indians shot and of Riel assembled at Quebec a few days To sell Dr. Chase's Recipes or information When you visit or leave New Yoik fatally wounded another Indian, who ago and petitioned the government for for everyboby in every county City, save Baggage Expressage and was acting as special policeman. The in United States and Canada. Enlarged clemency. A large sun of money was Carriage Hire and stop at the Grand FUENISHINGGOODS. shooting was intentional and the result by the publisher to 648 pages. It contains Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central also raised for the payment of the attorneys over 2,000 household recipes and of an old grudge. Depot. employed in Riel's defense. is suited to all classes and conditions of Elegant rooms fitted up *t a cost of society. A wonderful book and a Joseph C. Mackin, found guilty of one million dollars, reduced to SI 00 household necessity. It sells at sight An official examiation of the Newand upwards per dty. European plan, perjury in connection with the election Greatest inducements ever offered to Elevator. Reitauran, supplied witb Orleans mint reveals the fact that during frauds in the Eighteenth ward,Chicago, book agents. Sample copies sent by the best. Horse cars stages and ele the time that institution was in the tf0tfO nas been sentenced to five years in the mail. Postpaid, for $2.00. Exclusive vated railroad to all depots. Familie hands of the confederates, about 13 territory given. Agents more than State penitentiary. It is not at all probable can live better for less money at the double their money. Address Dr. months, there were more than $1,300,- Grand Union hotel than at any other that the sentence will be carried Chase's Steam Printing House, Ann 1st class hotel in the city.(Aug. 685 000 coined there, no part of which has out Arbor, Michigan. I3t been accounted for. More than a million WE COMMENCE NOW TO REDUCE THE PRICES OF (Aug 1-S5.) A Special to the Chicago Tribune of and a quarter in a trifle over a TEST TOUR BA MS POWER TO-DAY! last Thursday from Eagle Pass, Tex.,year stolen. About one hundred MOST OF OUR GOODS, IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR says the whole country is suffering Brands adrertiied absolutely pur* thousand dollars per month! What a COZTTAZir AMMOITZA. with what seems to be a repetition of collosal steal! OUR THE TEST: one of the plagues of Egypt. Countless IMMENSE FALL STOCK Place a can top down on a hot 8te\ until heated,then remove the cover and smell. A cnewut"willnot:bersquired numbers of small frogs have suddenly to detect the presence of aimnonli Barrett, of the Aitkin Age, who was -ANDBILLIARD appeared over a wide district. "It is one of the loudest mouthed Blaine men HALL, in the state one year ago, has turned almost impossible to step on the ground democrat and wants the Aitkin post WHICH IS EXPECTED ABOUT SEPT. 1st. without crushing them," says the report. EM. SCHNOBRICH Prop'r, office. Such turn coats are despised by both parties.St. Peter Herald. The dates for the State fair have been CALL IN NOW AND SECURE SOME RARE BARGAlM I Minn. Street, New Ulm. Cone, now, Mr. Herald, to our certain fixed from Sept. 7th to 12th, inclusive. knowledge Mr. Barrett has never The price of admission for one person WE HAVE A FULL STOCK OF Fine imported! and domestic wines, been -anything else than a Democrate, will be fifty centschildren, under liquors, cigars, New Ulm and Milwaukee and it the Age was a Blaine organ last twelve years 25 cents. With horse and beer. Splendid free lunch from 10 Crockery, Glassware, fall, Barrett only catered to the wishes a. m. to 12 m. each day. buggy or two horses and wagon, 50 of a very large portion of his subscribers. A. G. Seiter, cents xtra. The management hopes He is a man of business you know. to have the grounds and buildings in Knives, Forks and Spoons, perfect order by the time set for the The Second Regiment En- I JOJB*t,hB IJV opening of the fair. camjmient. FRESH AND CANNED Pocket Knifes, Pipes, Purses, A man named James Pamden, an FRUITS, employee at the Mount Washington, What the Faribault Papers Say of ItDemocrat:Throughout, N. H., signal station,was severely injured the eamp DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA. was a pleasant affair and afforded the by lightning a few days ago. ETC., ETC., ETC. ITS UEALTHFL'LSISa HAS NEVER USKK OIBSTIOKBD. old soldiers an opportunity to enjoy and everything else belonging to a Both of his legs were paralyzed. He In a million homes for a quarter ef a century It has again tne scenes of camp life and all stood the consumers' reliable test, was carried to the base, and his feet first-class our citizens the chance to see how THE TESTJFjTHE OVEN. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE, placed in the ground, the theory being Confectionery. soldiers are taught the art of war. The that the electricity in his system would PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., discipline of the camp was generally Br. Kuetzing*, good and with a very few exceptions be drawn out in the same way as from NEW ULM, MINN. MAKERS O Dr. Price'sSpecialFlavoringExtracts, the oonduct of the men about our eity E. Pfefferle, a grounded telegraph wire. The treatment gentlemanly and correct. The routine proved successful. of the camp, the drill, the guard mount, The stroageat,aost dcllckras sad astara I Jlanr known, tad MINN. ST.. NEW ULM, MINX Dr. Prlet's Lupulln Ytast Gtms the dress parade, the sentinel duty, L. P. Hunt, postmaster at Mankato, For Light, Healthy Bread, The Best Dry Hop Dealer in target practice, etc, all attracted Our War Cry is Boots and Shoes. Yeast In the World has been made out an "offensive partisan," numerous visitors, and every morning FOR SALE BY GROCERS. and last Wednesday was suspended and evening the camp was thronged ST. LOUIS. CHICAQO. with eager spectators. to make room for C. Wise, CANNED, DRIED & GREEN ^PRIC ES editor of the Review. Wise is an old From day to day the proficiency of 'TIS NOT IN MORTALS TO COMMAND SUCCESS BUT FRUITS, wheelhorse in the Democratic ranks the Second Regiment, nnder the instructions and, in a party sense, deserving of the of Col. Bobleter and his officers WE'LL DO MORE WE'LL DESERVE IT. Floij-r and Feed* of the field and staff, improved, appointment but the removal of Hunt HOWS THIS? giving satisfactory evidence that the and the appointment of Wise on the SPECIAL time and money expended by the State offensive partisan plea, smaks very STONE,WOODEN AND WILLOW has not been thrown away or used for much of inconsistency on the part of holiday purposes. The eamp work has WARE. Ten Minutes is not a very long time, but it is suffi- the administration. Jbeen steady, good and highly beneficial NEW ULM, MINN. and the Regiment returns to civil life cient for us to convince you that we have H. WERRING, a far better body of men than when it The Mormon city council of Salt EXTRACTS A PRIZE! came to Camp Hubbard. Lake City have ratified and indorsed DEALER IN The companies are generally composed the act of putting the flag at half mast of good men, and in the ranks Dry goods. Notions,Boots& Shoes were numerous persons prominent in on Independence day. In other words, TO OFFER EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD THAT the walks of life, not exempting the they have repeated the insult to the flag GROCERIES, MOST PERFECT MADE professions, who find in the duties of WISHES TO SAVE MONEY. A VISIT TO OUR STORE AND deliberately and audaciously. That camp an excellent means of recuperating Medicines & Farm Implements. Purest and strongest Natural Fruit Flavors, they should be made to feel the heavy vanilla. Lemon, Orange, Almond. Kose, etc., energy and developing strength of AN INSPECTION OF OUR GOODS WILL RESULT IN YOUR flavor as delicatelyandnaturally asthe fruit. hand of the law they persistantly and muscle. There were no camp followers, Golden Gate, Minn. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., Investigation! Negotiation! Col. Bobleter and his officers positively openly violate, is too plain for discussion. CHICAGO. BT. LOUZ& refusing to grant permits for any game TAKE NOTICE! Their action on the Fourth and Admiration! Gratification! deof a demoralizing character on the the subsequent reaffirmation and grounds and the result has been so satisfactory fense of it shows beyond peradventure that it will undoubted.lv be Your prize will be secured, our success assured and that the government has been only too the rule hereafter in the Second Regiment. lenient in treating with the Mormon your trade procured, because an Investigation of our THE WAR HAS BEGUN Republican:Camp discipline, was question. These so-called "Saints" the same as required in the regular Bargains will excite your Admiration, lead to a Ne?o- should be taught a lesson that will last service. There was camparatively them a life time. Such treasonable doings tiation and result in your immense Gratification. little use for the guard tent during the AND should not be tolerated one moencampment, and it had no inmates on B. & E. BEHNKE A BIG BARGAIN! Sunday and Monday nights. An officer nient. who had attended the two previous encampments states that in the matter A terrible calamity occurred atL.Minnetonka of good order and discipline this encampment that will interest and please you, now awaits you in our last Sunday. A pleasure party is much in advance of those of Willi! S I ARE IN THE FIELD WITH A LARGE STOCK OF former years. The boys have had their from Minneapolis while out on the lake fun and jollity, and no doubt played Ready-Made Clothing, in the steam yatch Minnie Cook were many practical jokes, but little or no overtaken by a storm, the boat was vicious conduct has been reported. It of Boots, Shoes, Rubbers^,, swamped and the whole party drowned. is not surprising however, that such Dry Goods, Notions, The following are the names of the unfortunates: general good order should prevail, Slippers, etc. Styles Ne\SP4 when it is considered that a very large A. C. Rand, ex-mayor of majority of these soldiers belong to the Minneapolis, Mrs. A. C. Rand, Miss Boots and Shoes, most respectable and orderly families Goods the Best! Prices the Mary Rand, aged 16, Harry Rand, aged of the places they represent, while the 13 Frank Rand, aged 19, John R. Coykendall, officers are almost invariably composed Lowest! Groceries, Etc of the best and most reliable business the leading wholesale dry men and citizens. goods merchant of Minneapolis, Mrs. 0 SWINDLERS. for the spring and summer trade, and we take this early opportunity to John Coykendall, Kittie Coykendall, Another commendable feature of the H. Lbheyde invite our friends and customers to give us a call and examine our goods. aged 5, Robert Hussey, and Geo. McDonald, camp was the absence of all games of We will Not be Undersold. chance or swindling devices, and camp engineer and pilot of the boat. followers of various kinds, which are The boat went down in about 60 feet of SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS. generally so common on such occasions. water. All but four of the bodies were l\ Behnke, A. B. & E. C. BEEHZE. No doubt the lessons taught the swindlers Managers. The Leading Bootajhd Shoe Merck recovered Mondav. Behnke at Winona last year had a salutary **4 effect. Tt