PETER SCHERER, vigorous at btir Yankee brakemen, rang FB. KUETZING. KERJDIjUl BLOl out through the train? "Na-a pies Company'? case recently decided by Junction! Passengers for East Rome NEW ULM, MINN. Judge Webber in Brown County, is not and Rome Center change ars here." wholly parallel to other cases now pending The peal of laughter that followed DEALER IN showed me that I had many compatriots infRedwood County. The decision CHAS.-L.'ROOS, Managing Editor NEW GOODS! ^NEW GOODS! in the other carriages. Everybody took referred to only covers lands which the joke, WF(i$iW$i Wednesday, August 10, 18S7. were in dispute between the Sioux City WE OFFER FOR THE NEXT FEW WEEKS THE Railway Company and the Winona and for Sale: A fine residence on German %he Texas Prohibition Fight, St Peter Ry. Co., and were awarded to street. For Particulars in- A Galveston, Tex., special dated ,f I LOWING BARGAINS: the latter by the courts and then transferred quire of -MJ RUDOLPH KlESLING. HM^*Aug. 5, says.One of the most bitter to the Winona and St, Peter THE & contests, left to the decision of the ballot, LACES. ST.. PAUL, PAUL, Ladies lace ties 15, 20 and 25 LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, Land Co. They are but a small amonnt ST JZ that Texas has ever known culminated each, all worth double the amount MINNEAPOLIS 300 yds. Oriental Laces 10 cts. worth of the lands of the Company in Brown tc-day. There were six consti. SASH, BLINDS, 20 cts. Fans we have from 2 cts each County and have* been assessed each tutional amendments voted upon, but $3.50, the cheapest and the very year for the last ninejyears. It leaves "and all kinds of 300 yds. two toned laces 10 and 15 goods. S 1 that providing for prohibition has been cts., worth 20 to 25 cts. in dispute the taxes of a much larger of such an all-absorbing character that Building Material. quantity of land in Brown County than Ladies gauze vests, just receiveij ANITOBfl 500 yds. fancy laces 5, MINNEAPOLIS HM 8 and 10 cts. the other amendments, although all doz. all sizes we sell 25 cts. each is embraced in this decision and the worth 10, 15 and 20 cts. important, were practically lost sight 40 cts. NEW ULM, Mlim. case that will furnish a legal precedent of. In this city the election passed off 1000 yds. narrow trimming laces 1 for the tax claims of Redwood County i-*-*-. RAILWAY. Lace buntings in pink, navy, ct. per yd. never before offered so low. quietly. The majority of 0,000 against Joh Hauenstein against the W. and St. P. Land Oo. blue and cream we offer at 12J cts! prohibition, the result of Qalye^ton's Now THE Road. yard, sold everywhere at 20 to 26 sti}l regains undecided.WINONA RKprSLiCA^ RIBBONS. vote, was a surprise to even the most i Being the DIRECT LINE from yard. 1 BBEWER Just received 200 pieces of ribbons 3 St.Pau^Minneapolis sa^gpjne among the "antis." This cts., worth 8 and 10 cts. Also all of the Fearl buttons 3 cts. worth 5 cts. tl election has caused a revelation as foreign finest silk goods at remarkably low cts. a doz. worth 12 cts., 10 cts. af to our customs as it is repugnant prioes. worth 15 to 20 cts. Just receiver? TO and lEIartigan will not go to Nebraska. St. Cloud, Sauk Centre, to the best sentiment of our" qeople. gross assorted goods. The requisition of the governor of Women, whose place has always been Fergus Palls, Paynesville, MALTSTER. GLOVES. JERSEYS' JERSEYS! Nebraska for the extradition of James at the fireside, were yesterday at the Just received 1000 pair of summer Morris, Moorhead We have the lowest prices and Hartigan of Tracy, was denied by Gov. gloves we offer some at 10 cts.. worth polls endeavoring to exercise popular est assortment of any house in and Graoeville, Minn. McGill Tuesday. This case is of much Our brewery is fully equipped and 20 cts. also some at* 15 and 20 cts., Ulm. Jersejs trimmed with buffrage. And these women were not Aberdeen, Ellendale, able to fill all orders. interest in consequence of its being the worth 30 and 40 cts. $2.00 word $3 00, also plain fine the short-haired crusaders, but Galveston's Mr. F. Grebe has charge of the bottling Casselton, Fargo, Wahpeton, at $1.50, worth $2.50, all sizes. hist of the kind that has come under own fair ladies, who tried to establishment. SILK MITTS. the consideration of the authorities of and Grand Forks, Dak. transform the polling places into picnic New Ulm, Minn. We offer the largest assortment of LACE CURTAINS. this state* The object of the Omaha grounds by establishing around THROUG TRAINS H.FRENZEL, any house in Brown Co. Cotton mitts PRINCIPAL POINTS 10 cts. a yard, worth 18 to 20 cts? parties was to secure the money given them refreshment booths,where temperance in cream at 10 cts. sold last season at cts., worth 20 to 30 cts. a yard, in Hartigan, by Powel, and hence the 25 cts. Silk mitts 6 button lengths 25 drinks and viands were served. not be bought elsewhere for thesef NORTHERN and I MINNESOTA and requisition for his extradition from the cts. a pair worth 45 cts. Better goods ures. If such a revolution in the exercise of Manufacturer of CENTRAL DAKOTA. 4 35 cts. worth 50 cts., in all shades. governor of Nebraska. It was charged Tourists, Fishermen and Hunters all go suffrage in Texa* had any influence, SODA WATER, however, that Hartigan aided and abetted MILLINERY! MTLLINNER to Minnetonka, Geneva Bch., it was in a direction opposite to that HOSE. SELTZER WATER Ashby, Osakis or Devil's Lake. Powell in the commission of the alleged ,'Closing out the balance of stoc" which was intended. While reports so Regular imported goods 25 cts. a pair Settlers and Prospectors fer business localities about cost to make room crime. Two demands were made for our' will And an abundance of the best fanning land and far received from other portions of the worth 50 cts. 500 doz. just received, stock. and openings for business pursuits along the lines for the extradition of the accused and state are meager, sufficient returns have of the St. & M. Ry., particularly in North, Champagne Cider. both'failed on account of defects in the em Minnesota and Dakota, as fai west as Fort been receivd by the News to show that Bufoid on border ot Montana. 9SSM StrSam Fora PamphletspWARREN, anlde Room, COME AND LOOK.AT OUR STOCK OF GOODS papers. In the late proceedings the attorney AND Maps, full information, call prohibition has been defeated in the Centre Street, New Ulm, Minn. on or address C. H. general found the papers in the state bv a larger majority than previously Genl. Pass Agent, St Paul, Minn. and A. MANVEL, W.S ALEXANDER, regular form. He says that the inquiry SiiiglikmJBfo^., estimated. Farmers' Home. Genl. Mgr Trf. Mgr THAT WE ALWAYS HAVE JUST WHAT WE ADVERT] of the case has been confined to the MANITOBA-PACIFIC ROUTE question of whetherjor not the extradition 2i~o Sympathy for Either. AND WE CAN AND DO ALWAYS SAVE YOU MONEY. of Hartigan is sought for the purpose JACOB H0ESCHELER, Prop'r. DEALERS IN It seems to be Hobson's choice alleged in his (Hartigan's) objectionsto Lumber, Don't forget the Place. Dealer in whether Texas goes democratic or coerce him to paying over the Wines, Liquors prohibition. True republicans ha \re as money received from Powell. After little sympathy with one as with the CHAS R00S dismissing the case on the subject of and Cigars. other. ST. PAIL DISPATCH. Hartigan's guilt, thej"attorney general LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, adds: A fine lunch will be served every day. SASH AND BLIND. The Battle of Atlanta panorama in Upon the question whether or not Minneapolis is undoubtedly one of the Lime, Cement and Coal. Cor. Minn. & Center streets. these proceedings weie instituted to grandest exhibitions of its kind to be New Ulm, Minn. DRUGGIST and STATIONK force Hartigan to pay over the money seen in this country, and visitors to the received by him from Powell, I would State Fair and Exposition will miss a JLoivfist prices always. respectfully refer to the evidence of OFFERS THIS WEEK A LARGE STOCK OF treat if they fail to see it. The panorama Hartigan himself, and also that of WOOLEN MILL, has been on exhibition now in Opposite Raihoad Depot, Brown, from whose statement it appeals FISHING TACKLE, BALLS, MAJ Minneapolis for more than a ear, and that some time in May one Monnahan NEW ULM, MINK. near New TJlm* appeared Tracy, where Hartigan has attracted crowds of delighted visitors. BLES, CROQUET SETS, HAMMOCKS resides, possessed of information Louis Buenger, A visit will never be forgotten. that Hartigan had received from Powell Carding, Spinning, Weaving, Fulling, etc. AND CANES. the sum of $3,500, and demanding A STRANGER TOOK THEM IN.A Cor. Minn, and 3d North Sts on behalf of the Commercial National traveling takir drew a large crowd on .RttttlBShfe. Bank of Omaha, that one Dinsmore, Wool taken in exchange for blanketings, NEW ULM, MINN. the street Friday afternoon and sold alleged to have been defrauded by the flannels, full cloth, yarns, etc. sleeve buttons at 10c. a pair and chains act of Powell, the payment of said sum. Orders should be left at the mill or Upon refusal Mr. Hartigan was threatened with Mr. H. Kunze, near Turner Hall. for 50c. apiece, and then gave back to with criminal proceedings. During Satisfaction guaranteed every instance. the purchasers more than double as and Dealer in all Kinds of the conference Monnahan frequently WALL PAINT, WALL FINISH, SANITARY MURAL} much money as he had received. Some stated that his only object was to secure B. MARSCHNER, Prop'r. seventy or eighty persons then bought ALABASTINE, FLOOR PAINTS, WHITE LEAD,^ the payment of this sum of money. chains from him at a dollar each, expecting fHEO. MUELLER. HERM ESSEN In closing his ruling: the attorney general OIL, BRUSHES. THE LARGEST STOCK OF speaks of the wide importance of that the fakir would give back the matter. He also comments on the Wir. FRANK. JOHN BENTZIN. their money and more too. The sharper THESE GOODS IN THE CITY. Cottonwoo Mills, delicacy in with-holding a wairant also sold some watches worth $L50 MANUFACTURERS OF when it is considered that the Nebraska PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORBEM each for $50, $10 and $5 each, giving authorities assert that they are prosecuting the buyers some dumb watches and the charges against Hartigan in Pos-t Offide Slodk. Jyfew t/lm, ]tfJ cheap jewelry as presents. Those who good faith. Custom grinding solicited. Will AND DEALERS IN B. BEHNZE & CO,,, bought chains at $1 expecting a return grind wheat for (one eigth) or exchange The Omaha Bee says of the refusal rs of at least $2, received a small lead 34 lbs. flour, 5 Rs. short3 and 8 of Gov. McGill to give up Hartigan: pencil each. The fakir professed that fts. bran for one bushel of wheat. Flour The requisition of Gov. Thayer of this he was going to remain in town another state was entirely ignored and Hartigan and feed sold at low rates and delivered EXTENSIVE OPENING OF NEW AND DESIRABLE day, but took the 3.45 train for the was allowed to go free. The matter Ruemke's Building, New Ulm, Minn. in New Ulm free of expense. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS* north, carrying with him about $80 may not rest here, however, for it is FRANK & BENTZIN. MILLINERY which he raked in in about an hour and TIVOLI said the refusal to give Hartigan up, a half. AND was so flagrant an abuse of justice that Several farmers who have grumbled DRESS MAKING. Gov. Thayer will demand a rehearing REHR-UDE AND loud and long about the chinch bugs, from Gev. McGill of Minnesota. In Miss Mary Hopt, BUEWEHY, shelled out their dollars, not only singly, case of a refusal no more requisitions but in tens and twenties and didn't will be sent from Nebraska to Minnesota seem to be at all worried about hard and no more acknowledged by Nebraska opposite the JOS. SCHMUCKER, PROPRIETOR. times." They will probably want to buy from Minnesota. This promises Union Hotel, New Ulm, NEW ULM, MINX. supplies on time hereafterbut their to be a very lively little warfare between Has on hand a good stock of Millitery Goods con watches can't furnish time.FARI- the states. It seems there would Pure beer sold in quantities to suit Fisting in part of Hats, Bonnets, Velvets, Silks Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, be. be no difficulty in the matter whatever the purchaser. Special attention paid BAULT REPUBLICAN. Also Patterns for stamping monograms Stampin to the bottling of beer. were it not that Humphrey Monnahan of all kinds. Embroidery Work and Fashionable dressmaking done to order. A Marvelous Escape. of this, city, the "chief of police in his NOETH-WESTEBHHDTEL, Juius Kraus mind," went up to Minnesota, and by A Baby Blown Through a House Roof his freshness and promises caused trouble Fainter and Paper Hanger. FR. GOLLNAST, PROP'R. and Lives. that resulted in the refusal of the Opposite the Eailroad Depot. A Houghton, Mich., Aug. 4.Edward governor to give up Hartigan. Dr. Ceiling Dedofation & $jediklity Laudre, of Calumet, a small mining Dmsmore, when tald of this result, NEW UZM, MINN. ETC. town near Houghton, returned from seemed annoyed and disappointed. He All work executed neatly and promptly. First, class accomodations at the mine where he was employed, Monday had never had an idea of kidnapping Ordersmay be left at my residence reasonable rates. Good in Schapekahm's building corner evening, bringing a box which had Hartigan as had been insinuated. So stabling on the Minnesota and Fourth North streets. contained nitro glycerine. A friend far as he saw, the failure to allow Hartigan J. KRAUSE. premises. WE TAKE THIS EARLY OPPORTUNITY TO INVITE OT accompanied Laudre home, and the to come here for trial probably C. Baltrusch, two were sitting in the kitchen where ended the criminal prosecution, but it FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS TO GIVE US A CALI? HE W OHEAMM STOEE. Mr3. Laudre was busy getting supper. did not terminate the civil proceedings. AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS. WE SELL AT Alfred Planquette was in the room, a He had Hartigan's property in Minnesota DEALER IN E. WAGNER, baby 2 years old occupied a high chair attached and the case would even* Drj Booib,^^^^^^^ THE LOWEST PRICES. %W^lk i r* and a 10 year-old daughter of the Lau- tually be heard in the United States BEHfKE & Dealer in **"f Hats and Cajs, *&*.. dres was helping her mother. The fire court in the state. Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions, Fur. A, Behnke9 Manager, i^u needing fuel, Mrs. Laudre went out T2^ nishing Goods, Green, Dried and W*V Canned Fruits, ^'p Men's and Boys'Clothing, into the yard, and seeing the box her Summer Excmsiens.^^ *v TiJI. BEHNKE, PIONEER, Pi husband had brought home, picked up The Chicago and North-Western Railway All Goods Sold at Bottom Prices. ijp the cover, split it in two and poked the ladies' Jackets andDolmans J3tor*1 Drug =DEALER IN= has placed on sale cheap excursion ik* pieces into the stove. A sharp sizzing tickets to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Chautauqua The Stock is all new and of the best noise like escaping steam immediatly LADIES' AND GENTS' Lake.Ogdensburg and Rouse's quality. %.-^i.^w WiP-'^S ^saSsTta Point, N. Y. Portland, Me., Montreal followed and in an instant later a terrific DR. C. WESCHCKE, PRO? Furnishing Goods, Uffi&& wm* and Quebec Concord, Fabyons, North explosion occurred. The stove was Mianesota Street, Conway and Plymouth, N. H.f via Boston, blown into pieces, the tea-kettle was Q^*Farmers Produce taken in Exchange for /'ALSO NEW ULM, Mil Alexandria Bay (Thousand Islands), goods at the most liberal prices. blown through the roof, cutting its way GROCERIES, A full ana fresh stock Brantford, Berlin, Belleville, (M. GAMBLE'S BTTILDING.) as clear as if it was a solid shot fired Brockville, Goderich, Coburg, Guelpb, drugs ana medicines ,cho AUG QTJjpSE SPJRINGFDiLD, i MINN. Hamilton, Kingston, London, Ottawa, from a cannon. Through this aperture perfumery,fine soaps,com CROCKERY & GLASSWARE GffodericAfftti^Cffodt. Port Hope, Prescott and Toronto, Ont. was also blown the baby. The baby and toilet articles, booA Bellow's Falls, Bethel, Braintree, Burlington, mfck BOOTS AND SHOES, etfy, Iki^, etd, stationery, colors, varnis was not killed. It was terribly bruised Hartford, Montpelier, Northfield, HARNESS M&ER es, glass,putty and painti about the face and lost one eye and Royalton, Rutland, St. Albans, And the very latestpatterns ffi and Dealer in Springfield, Waterbury, White River GOOD TABLE BUTTER. supplies. perhaps the sight of the' -other. The JDre88 Goods & Trimmings. Junction, Vt, and other eastern points Whips, Collars, and all other AT little girl was badly burned and Planquette's PIANOS, ORGANS also tickets to Denver, Salt Lake City, New Brick,Cor. Minn. & Centre Strs., My purchases have been made cli articles usually kepty nose was flattened. Laudre" Escaped Xi" MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS! Portland, Oregon, San Francisco, Los reet and for cash, and I am thereby Jin a first-class har- NEW UM, MINN. with slight wounds and his wife, Angeles, San Diego and many other enabled to make the lowest prices. PURE WINES AKB *3 ness shop. points in the West and Northwest For who stood right oyer the stove at the Gall and examine my stock and com* QUORS FOR MEDICAL tQ New harnesses made toorder and re rates and full information apply* to pare prices before purchasing elseJwjiere moment of the explosion, was not much Goods sold If Rock-bottom prices lor Physicians prescription! careT pairing promptly attended to. C. W. H. HEIDBMAN, orb cash. Goods delivered in any part of compounded at all hours of the icketAgent C. & N.-W. Wyl ard rjgbW the ^f^j^^^^^^^^^^f^m. iJs/W3 mmmmmm.