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New Ulm weekly review (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892

February 1, 1888 · Page 6 of 9

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*&» A""V •^^ivr^' fcwjouw-iriMBiiwwjMaaeawajacg PETER SCHEEEB, I BiSJBESOTa SEWS. A Fair Kleptomaniac. "fhe Juggler's Fatal Wand. C. LE HARDT, New York Correspondence Baltimore In Batavia a Parsee juggler treated American. the Dutch residents to a novel matanza, A boarding house at Tawer, in whicn 0. H. CHADBOUBN, O. BOS*. A well known merchant of this city, or killing show, in the circus of the liirty men are sleeping, is burned to the President: Cashlo* -DEA. N— whose trade is principally among the round. Of the number six are known to old city bull ring. Cor. Minn, and Centre Strs*\! have perished in the flames, and three or BER female fashionables, gives some startling PROPRIETOR Of- THE His victims were a number of worthless four others arc missing. information about kleptomania, New Ulm Foundry curs which their owners or captors Theodore Frazee, a a in merchant o) NEW ULM, MINN, which he pronounces a disease. had brought along with the distinct Pelican Rapids, assigns. "Having just threatened to prosecute understanding that their entries Hon. W. R. Merriam is in Washington Collectionsan* all bnoiness pertarniat to banting & MACHINE SHOP, would not survive the incidents ot the in attendance upon his wife, who has been one of the women in this city for prompt!/ attended to. there six weeks with her mother, Mrs. hf theft, I have been in a position to performance. With no weapon but a Individual Responsibly, Hancock. Mrs. Merriam is in delicate Corner Centre & Front Streets. light stick (possibly a tube) some six know considerable about the extent health. Mr. Merriam was accompanied bv to which kleptomania obtains among feet long by an inch in diameter,the performer HEW ULM, "ilTSyt LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, his family physician, Dr. Hadley. The Foundry hnsbsen thoroughly refitted and $500,000, entered the arena,and then invited shoppers generally," said the merchant. un now prepared to do all kinds of work on short A. verdict for the defendantis rendered in his patrons to start their pets, SASH, BLINDS, eetiee. Repairing of all kinds of machinery anV the well known Murdock-Shelly damage EagleMiUCo.| one at a time. A lank hound, almost Agricultural Implements a specialty- Only e* suit at Minneapolis. "I have a customer whose pilferings Mrienced workmen are employed, and work en. hairless with mange,opened the festivities are worth more to me than her purchases, Dennis Ryan of St. Paul is sued for hall tasted to my cure will be erupted with n.atneaa —aDd all kinds of— by making a plunge round the ring, «nddl«p«tcD. ALL WORK WARRANTED. a million dollars by the Hor Mining company. although she buys heavily. but stopped short on finding his way CHAS. LE0NHARD Manufacturers of "This disease has taken such firm Building Material. barried by the still 1 anker professor, The residence of E. V. Smalley, St. Paul, hold upon her that her husband pays BOLLER FLOUB and retreated after displaying vras damaged by fire and smoke to the extent her bills without question. This fady, ug. of a §1.000. his few remaining teeth. The whose wealth is up to the hundred tfEW ULM, MINN. BY THB necromancer held his staff at The Norweigan Luthera church of Wakena thousands, will not hesitate to pick Gradnal Refaction tiled articles of incorporation with arm's length, still facing the dog, up trifling articles and conceal them. the secretary of state. who presently began to stagger, and For these we invariably send bills at BREWEB,ffiALTSTEB & BOTTLEH. W. Burt, residing on the Herma farm System, two minutes after had expired in convulsions. the highest prices. Tbe husband is so at Spring Lake, Dakot a Co., was burned A second cur managed to accustomed to these bills that, each out saving about half hishoubehold goods. run the blockade by leaping over the week, he lays aside an amount which NEW ULM, MINN. The cable cars are running at St. Paul, extended staff, but eoon after began he terms 'needle fund,' as needles are to trie relief of all who were sick of cable Th»s brewery t* one of thelargest,estabHshment» to show signs of distress, and before of the kind iu ihe Minnesota Valley and is fitteo ljU*n talk. the articles most commonly preferred ap with all the modern improvements. Keg an the end of the third minute had shared by his wife. Nor will this kleptomaniac Fritz Kreft, an old resident of Faribault bottle beer fnrnished to any parr of tbe city or NEW ULM, MINN. the fate of his predecessor. Dog •hor5 notice. My bottle beer is especially adapted is now lying at the point of death with hesitate to steal the most trifling tot family use. after dog entered the ring in quick* erysipelas. articles from her best friend. Frequently Country brewers and others that bny malt will succession, some of them stopping in The St. Paul Press Club, composed of gentlemen persons whose houses she (Ind it to their interest to place theii orders with surprise and sniffing at the corpses of M.Mullen, Pres't. E. Vajen,Vtce-Pres'l editorially connected with various me. All orders by mail will receiverayprompt at(tBtlOB. visits report the loss of small articles publications of St Paul, had a banquet at their doomed forerunners, but all to her husband, who always pays the J. G. Rudolph, Cashier. AUG. SCHELL the Ryan Hotel. The following were chosen finally approached the possessor of amount, explains the disease to by acclamation to fill the ollices for the the fatal secret, or even snapped at Directors: which his wife is a victim and bejjs ensuing year: President, Louis E. Fisher John Hauenstein, Obtained, and all PA This JiU»JHJtf, attended his naked shins, and not one of the that nothing be said about the theft vice president, C. S. Bartram secretary, to tor MODERATE FEES. Oar office 1* 1,000 spectators saw him strike a Werner Bcesch, Ckas. Wagner, Dr. C. L. B. Little treasurer, C. M. Schultz BREWER farther than a presentation to him opposite the U. 8. Patent Office, and we ran obtain direct blow, or defend himself in any financial secretary, C. Jones directors, Patents in less lime than those remote from of the bill for the amount. A Broadway Weschcke, 0. M. Ohm, E. O. Koch. WASHINGTON. Seud MODEL, DRAWWQ OS A. W. Dunn, George Gifford. way suggesting a mechanical explanation baker, whose shop it is her custom PHOTO of invention. We advfaw as to patent* of the uniform result. He would ability free of charge and we make HO CUAKQS A case of smallpox in a malignant form to visit, makes out a monthly and VXl.iiSS PATENT JS SECURED. is discovered in Minneapolis. merely lift his staff with a menacing bill for 'luncheon loss.' And so, wherever DRAFTS TO ALL PARTS For circular, advice, terms and references to gesture or permit a blockade-runner MALTSTER At Faribault, a dwelling on West Sixth this kleptomaniac—rich though actual clients in your own State. County, City o» street, owned by W. B. Hale and occuoied to touch it in darting by, but in no Town, write to she is—visits, a bill, suspiciously OF EUROPE, AND PAS by Henry Lobec, was destroyed by fire. instance was there occasion for repeating worded, is sure to follow. Opposite Patent Office, Wmhxngton, 1). it Ike Weir knocked out Tomm Miller in SAGE TICKETS SOLD. that touch. The victims had "During the haliday season the Our brewery is fully equipped and able to fil the seventh round at Minneapolis. hardly time to complete the circuit dealers in fancy articles complained Bingham Bros. all orders. In the National House Mr. Lind introduced of the ring before their gait underwent of the loss of such goods as this klepwould Mr. F. Grebe has charge of the bottling estab a bill to remove the charge of desertion apeculiarchangejthey would drag Close Attention iven to Collecting. Nel-tomaniac fancy, and one of lishment. against Daniel W. Selleck. Mr. themselves along and stagger, or start New Ulm, Minn. them took occasion to shadow her in Bon, a bill for the relief of Andrew Boss, as under a sudden blow, then roll of Becker county, for $190, being the veteran her shopping tour through his place. 1 ap-over and die in the convulsions characterizing bounty being paid at muster out. Mr. He discovered that the lady had Rice, a bill for the relief of the heirs of Joseph the effects of certain virulent propriated about $30 worth ofgoods, Anderson for §500, being the balance drugs. They had evidently beeu Efrailroadsyin BUSINESS CENTERS—The bin Ming OJ for which she did not offer to settle, due for lumber taken from him by authority anew and fertile country creates poisoned but how? A postmortem while spending hundreds of dollars for of the United States government in man new towns, affording excellent inquest failed to reveal as much as a busines opportunities. Particulars re* handsome articles for presents. The 18(32. Also a bill for the relief of Theodore Dealer in garding such opportunities in Montana, Minnesota scratch or a puncture. A poisoned LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, B. Banhell, §200.14, beinjj the proprietor was in a quandary. To remind and Dakota will he sent upon application arrow could not have entirely disappeared, a of his claim as assistant miller of his fair customer of the fact that to C. H. WARREN, Gen. Pass. Agt.., St. Paul. the government grist mill on the White SASH AND BLIND. while a gaseous poison would North Dakota never had she was a theif meant the loss of the E a Indian reservation. better crops than those just have betrayed itself by its odor or by profits on her purchases, and not to I harvested. Many opportunities Lime, Cement and CoaL CANNED, DRIED GREEN At Faribault, Fran Decker, aged forty its effects on the person of the performer. do so would be to encourage her to to secure line Gov- years and unmarried, died very suddenly After the conclusion of the ernment lands recently surveyed, near excellent greater thefts. Ascertaining her husband's I S df heart disease. coal fields and adjacent to railroad. Maps and matanza Mr. Gerstaecker secured a address the merchant sought full particulars, free, upon application to C.1I. The directors of the Mankat National private interview with the artist, and WARREN, Geu. Pass. Apt., St. Paul, Minn. Lowest prices always* an interview. He threatened prosecution bank elected officers as follows: President, Flo-cur a.nci FeecL in va'-' offered him a liberal inducement WORK FOR ANOTHER, or on small sal. at first until the wife's disease for J. Ray vice president, Z.G.Harrington ary? Why continue orking on a wornout •*. explain the modus operandi cashier, R. Thomas teller, M. B. thieving was explained. farm? Why try to secure a living from of his tri'-'c. The Parsee seemed bribe Opposite Railroad Depot, such high-priced or heavily-mortgaeed Haynes, Jr "Now, there is a standing agreement STONK,WOODEN AND WILLO W farms? Why work on rented land? Why not start proof, Luc at last took his tempter NEW ULM, between the husband and the proprietor MIKES Cokato Special. Lina Guinn, son of for yourself? Why not secure at once some o! the WAKE aside and in a whisrjer guaranteed the Franklin and Eliza Guinn, aged 16 years, low-priced but very fertile and well located lands of the store, to the effect that adjacent to railroads now to he obtained by those results of his professional assistance NEW ULM, MINK. came to his death by freezing. He was on when in futnre the wife visits the store going to Northern Dukota a?d Minnesota, where his way home at French Lake, six miles if mynheer should wish to try the she shall be closely followed by a salesman you can make a larger net profit per acre than on from here when he became overpowered the high-prized or worn-out land you now occupy? efficacy of the art by an experiment with account book. The value by the intense cold. Being unable to proceed Whv not go and look the siliii.tion over, and on a two-legged subject—the amount of all the articles stolen shall be noted, see for yourself, or at least obtain further information, further, he tried to save his life by of the proffered compensation having which will be sent free, it vou will f. and a bill sent, without the lady's digging a hole in the snow, but finding the address G. H. WARREN. Gen. Pass. Agt, St evidently suggested *a conjecture that effort to resist the cold of no avail he started knowledge, to her husband, who Paul, Minn. the enterprising foreigner was contemplating back to a house a quarter of a mile distant promises to settle promptly for every crawling on hands and knees. He TAH!/ I N I N N E S O A a the removal of some obnoxious Manufacturer of and Dealer in thins provided exposure is carefully only succeeded in going four rods, when he ffll it iv a in fellow-biped.—Cosmopolitan. guarded against." I UUSl a is in a id a became unconscious and succumbed to CIGARS, overpowerinc sleep. in to tli finest to a a a in he a A Rare Biblical Library. The building occupied by the Grand Snuffing in the Senate. TOBACCOS, a a in a to Meadow Record was destroyed by fire. a a a a free on a From the Philadelphia Ledger. A Washington correspondent says The contents were saved. a on to W A E N The American Philosophical Society's PIPES, Will purify the O O regulot» of senators who use tobacco: Snuffing, George Dow, a young man who lives in the LIVER and KIDNEYS and a A St a in Committee on History preceded however, is on the decline, though Nobles county, went out with his brotherin-law BKSTOBE the HSAI/THandVIQ OF CROPS is an unknown experience OH of YOUTH. Dy«pep««,W»B* after a load of hay They were big bottles of it are in the senate the formation of the Historical in Central and Northern Dakota Cor. Minnesota and Centre of Appetite, IndigertionJLaok a* atrpngtb and Tired Feeliac caught in a storm and both perished. and Minnesota. Maps and full chamber. Senator Wilson of Maryland Society of Pennslyvania. It was industrious, aolutaly cared: Bones, muscles particulars regarding lands, prices, streets. Adrian Special: Th party sent in and narres receive naw is an inveterate snuffer Beck of etc., sent free. Address C. H. WARREN, Gen. and the result is the collection force. EnlireiiB th» mind search of Hartaun found him four miles NEW ULM, MINN. Pass. Agt., St. Paul, Minn. Kentucky likes a pinch of snuff after and supplies Brain Power, north, little frozen. He walked against SUCCESS, Are you mortgaged, paying heavy Suffering from conplnatepcen* of certain rare books and a senatorial discussion, and Senator liar to their sex will find in DR. the atorm, The party report two Hollanders, rents or running behind? Can you Jno. Neuman, pamphlets of historical value, which HABTEE'S IEON TGNIO move to new location Excellent living in Edge, Murray county, dead. Edmund3 now and then makes his •of e, fpeoAj euro. Gives a clear, hflalthy complexion. lands, cheap, which will increase, would scarcely be expected in a scientific All attempts at counterfeiting only adds to ltspopuYarUy. nostrils quiver with the titillating At Minneapolis, Rachel M. Holdridge in value several fold in live years. No other such £o not eiperimont—get Or.IOINAI.AirDBXS'V charges her son, Earl Holdridge of St. Paul, opportunities existing. Full particulars, free, library. powder. Wade Hampton of South £n Or. HARTER'S LIVER PILLS 1 upon application to C. H. WARREN, Gen. Pass. Dealer in a dare Constipation.Liver Comr-.lalnt and Slekj an ex-minister of the gospel, with fraud in In the division, spiritual science, Carolina likes to make his own snuff, JDIirZ" O O S a) Headache. Sample Dose and Dream Book! Agt., St. Paul, Minn. proceedings commenced in the district mailed on receipt of tvj-o cents in postage. is included religious books. Of these and he does it by getting a good cigar court. Glieap Cash Store. THE OR. HARTER MEDECiME CO.. ST. LOUSS. & the most important and unique are and pulverizing it in his hands. He Hats, Caps, Notions, •President Strong, of Carleton college has Bibles and testaments, a variety of can take a strong snuff without sneezing, left Northfield for Southern California, Groceries,* Provisional H. RudolpM,, literature unusual in the collections and his face smiles with a generous where he will probably stay until spring. Crockery and Glassware, of societies unless they might be considered His health is much better than it was a joy when his nose is undergoing few weeks ago, and he hopes by this season as aids to the study of philology. the pleasure. Capt. Bassett, the doorkeeper, Green, Dried and Canned of rest in California to regain fully his It is a polyglot collection, too, who has been in the senate for Emits, etc, etc. MANrFACTTjnER OF & DEAUSR I N wanted vigor. and can scarcely be surpassed anywhere DEALER IN the past fifty years, tells me that a Boats and Shoes!. The rate from Minneapolis to Now York by the diversity of dialects and DRY GOODS, snuff-box used to be kept on the desk via the "Soo," is made two and a half I will always take farm produce in exchange tongue in which the Scriptures are ot the president of the senate, and the NOTIONS, cents less than via the Chicago lines. for goods, and pay the highest market price for ali printed. Of Testaments therearecopies pages of the past were required HATS, CAPS, H. R. Stonebraker of Beardsley tells a kinds of paper rags. Minn. & 3d N. strs., New TJlm, Mmru, in the languages of Malay, Siam, to keep this full, and they often had blood-curdling story of the suffering on the GROCERIES, CROCKERY Turkey, Java and the East Indies, Brown's Valley branch of the Manitoba to carry pinches of snuff from it to In connection with my store Ibw a flrst-cias* and OILS. including the various dialects of Bengal, A large assortment ot men's and by reason of the recent blockade. The saloon furnished with a splendid bi.liard table ani the various senators. When Van Hindoostan, North Africa situation there is very serious, but vigorous boys' boots and shoes, and ladies' and my customers will always And good liquors and Buren was vice president it was his Also Musical Instruments efforts* ara being made by the railroad (Berber), Arabia, Armenia and Chinese. cigars, and every forenoon a splendid lunch. children's shoes constantly kept ©sj,hand. custom to give Bassett fifty cents a to raise the blockade. These Eastern tongues are at and WHEELER & WILSON'S Custom work and repaiiing week to keep this snuff-box full for the least contested with by translation in All goods purchased of me will be delivered t« Dannie Needharu of St. Pau knocks out Latest Improved promptly attended to, uee of the senate. The last fifty cents the Chippewa, Ojibwaj^Hawaiian and any part of the city free of cost. Jimmie (JriHin of Grand Rapids, Mich., SEWING MACHINES. expended was taken out ot Bassett's in the eleventh round in a skin glove light Minnesota Street, New Ulm, Minn Esquimaux languages. The Bibles at Norwood. The contest was a succession pocket, and he prides himself on the are of rare editions and early imprints, TH E CHICAG O an All Bonds Sold at Bottom Mess. of hard, vicious and telling blows, fact that the Van Buren estate still comprising one in Latin, printed and both men wore badly punished. in 1524 in French, the Etienne, owes him this amount. Bassett learned At Albert Lea, V. Butler's house was to snuff himself by smelling hi» fingers 15G7 Spanish, 1569 Dutch, 1591 M. EPPLE, Prop'r. NORTHWEST partially destroyed by lire. NEW ULM. MINN/. German. 1603 Latin, 1627 Vulgate, after carrying snuff to Henry MiKirasoxA. S T. N E W ULM,MINN, E. Gilbroth, who recently came to 1630 French, 1799 Luther's translation, Clay, and when he had reached his Umpire Mill Go. iAJk. Brainerd from Montreal, was arrested on 1690 Welsh, 1706 Swedish, fifty years of service as a senate employe, a charge of committing a postal fraud or 1715 Erse or Gaelic, 1707 Italian, the senators gave him a solid E undersigned desires to inform the people oi forgery at Brainerd postoffice. 1712 Syriac, 1715 Polish, 17-11, 1 New TJlm and vicinity that hb lias re-established silver snuff-box, lined with gold, on OLLER MILL. his meat market and is now preapared to wai* The farm house of Freemont Graham, and Hebrew, 1732. These, with the the lid of which was a testimonial to on his »ld customers and friends with only tin three miles north of Faribault on the Dundas English translations of later dates, Penetrates the Centres of Population his fidelity. best fresh and cured meats, sausages, lard and ev. road was burned. make up a biblical library which it erything usually kept in a flrst-claes market Tbt in highest market price will be paid for FAT CAT, The Northern Pacific Railroad company would be hard to match and not easy ILLINOIS, IOWA, 24 Boilers and 4 Burrs. TLJB, HIDES, WOOL, ETC. appealed to the district court at Sfc. Pau to surpass. What is Likely to Happen in M. EPPLK WISCONSIN, From the decision of the railroad commissioners m—s the Next Century. ordering them to close the upper Meat Market. We take pleasure in informing the MICHIGAN, Specimens of the Commands berths in their sleepers when not in actual the North American Review. public that we are now ready for business. use. The company denies the right of the Given to Troops by Hoosier MINNESOTA. The civilization of the future will, commission to enforce the order on the The best machinery and all the Officers. DAKOTA, ground at the law is unconstitutional JOS. SGHNOBRICH, Prop'r., however, respectfully decline Mr. Buskin's latest improvements in the manufacture and unreasonable. I has not beeu decided Our volunteer soldiers had, for the NEBRASKA and plan for regaining Arcadia by of flour enable us to compete with when the hearing will occur. most part, no knowedge of tactics at the substitution of moonshine and New Ulm, Minn. the best mills in the country. WYOMING. St. Cloud Special: K. Wirthraan, a the time of their enlistment and were manual labor for gaslight and steam We are constantly buying carpenter, and Ben Harmon, a blacksmith, officered by men almost as "green" as engines. Labor-saving machinery Wheat, fought seven rounds with four-ouncegloves A large supply of fresh meats, sanlage, Its TRAIN SERVICE is caretalfy has come to stay, and if steam shall themselves. The historian of an Indiana Rye, at th«j latter's shop for $50. Wirthma hams, lard, etc., constantly on arranged to meet itquirements not monopolize the rough work of the was knocked out in the seventh round. regiment reports a few commands Com, land. All orders from the country local travel, as well as to faraisM next century it is only because it will The Brown's Valley branch of the Manitob given by different officers when they Oats, the most attractive Routes share its functions with its twin giant promptly attended to. a is open to Gracevii'le. Th work of undertook for the first time to get Buckwheat, clearing the line is being pushed forward through travel between important of electricity. We shall have steam their men into marching order. They A S A I O I E S as rapidly as possible. quarries and steam-digging machines TRADE CENTRES. have the merit of being intelligible, Mrs. Frederick Tonebohn of Henderson and the speed of travel is destined to At the Highest Market Prices. though not exactly regular: TBE 1EWEM deserted her husband and left for parts surpass the achievements of the present "Get in two lines, one behind the unknown. Its EQUIPMENT ef Day and age by iust as much as a modern We sell all kinds oi other!" Sanford Tanner of Freeborn county is Parlor Cars, Dining and Palacm express train surpasses a mediaeval CITY PLANING MILL "Fall in here, boys, In two rows, ELOVR, Baid to have been swindled out of $22,000 Sleeping Cars is without rival. mail coach. by a bogus detective. like Indians!" SHORTS, Its ROAD-BED is perfection, "Come up sideways, with your faces The coming American autocrat of Rev. Scther of Muskegon, Mich., has etone-biillasted SteeL BRAN, &c.t in this direction!" MANUFACTURES presented to the library of the Red Wing the breakfast table will growl at the The NORTHWESTERN is th9 "Now, march in a string!" seminary a Bible printed in Copenhagen, 1T LOW RATES. DOORS, WINDOW SASH, delay of the morning mail per night favorite route tor the Commercial Denmark,in 1601, during the reign oi Christian "Step over sideways," Lige, and boat from Europe. Excursion trains IV. I contains both the Old and New Trn veler, the Tourist and the Seeti?ers march backward four feet!" VENETIAN BLINDS, leaving Boston after breakfast will Special Attention given to Testaments, and,considering its great age, after New Homes in the Golden "Come around to theleft,likeabarn js in a remarkable state of preservation. avoid the night fogs of the Cordilleras to "WorlL Northwrst, door!" MOULDINGS AND FRAMES. by reaching the City of Mexico in There were exciting scenes on the streets Detailed information cheertalfy By a sort of mutual understanding of Minneapolis, caused by the raiding of time for supper. The competition of furnishetl by of each other the officers and men, assisted An ejttra stone for grinding feed. two leading gambling places. One on Nic Planing, turning and all rail and ocean routes with balloon by the adjutant, got into a C. W. H. HEIDEMAN, Agent, ollett and one on Hennepin were visited Steam Cornsheller. bee lines will make travel cheap work with rib-saw promptly pretty fair line of three to five deep, and more than a score of persons run in. enough to familiarize our tourists Vood taken for cash or in exchange New TJlm. a Tlie police gathered in several thousand uid as we were not to receive a charge and neatly executed. with every zone of their continent, gJinpife Mill Co. dollars' worth of furniture and paraphernalia. MARVIN HOGHIT, H. C. WICKER, from the enemy we cared less for its and climatic epicures wijl probably military exactness than for its rugged Vice-Pres't and Gsn. Mangrr. Traffie Msna*** contrive to enjoy a perpetual summer CASH PURCHASES The charges preferred some time ago outline. It looked as rugged and grand All work guaranteed. Rates reason, E. P. WILSOI, by convening their July picnics in the against State Boiler Inspector Cushing, as a mountain range.—Youth's Companion. able. and CHEAP SALES have been withdrawn. Yellowstone Park and their New General Paaaen«ex Agrafe C. ZEUER, Prep'r. Year's symposium in Valparaiso. A ,Jv •-•isCV.f* ,\tl£ m. .J Win n.. „i--Etas