picket Efforts are being made on behalf of an English syndicate to get under control NEW ULM, MINN the leading breweries of the United States, the object being dimply a better investment of English money which in EMIL WESCHCKE, Managing Editor. FOIR FRESmENT, Great Britain bears but 3 per cent interest. -Wednesday, Nov. '/, 188&'-"'v ,-?& Goods! ?&: Telegraphic advice is to tke effect Great Bargain Day, The national board of promotion of thai the state of New York has wheeled the Constitutional Centennial and the into republican ranks, though the chairman Three America's Exposition, consisting of the democratic national committee of the Governors of S8 States and Territories, claims it still for Cleveland. the mayors of 53 leading cities, Hill is snre of his election. The democratic lo presidents and secretaries of boards S O I E :F:R,ESI:D:EDN"T\ ^m^w^ i.r^ papers, headed by the Newof trade, and the presidents and secretaries E-V^ER,ir^SATXJI^3DJiLY. §#|§f?ps York Herald, concedes Harrison's election, of all State Grangers and granting him two hundred and State Agricultural societies, will meet 10,: Saturday, Nov. seven electoral votes without those of in Washington December 4. The bill for jK£/y}!s*S f|f ms& Indiana, which are still held back, the Constitutional Centennial has passed the Senate, and been favorably reported »».-^j"« I HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE MOST COMPLETE & BEST to the House. The bill providing California and Nevada are classed as GREATEST BARGAINS IN for a Commercial Congress of the Three -doubtful, but every northern state, excepting FAILI WINTER STOC Americas ig a law. and invitations have New Jersey is republican. beeD sent to eighteen American Governments Minnesota goes republican by an old to meet here Oct, 2, 1889. -V^ase majority, 30.000, giving Merriaot The bill tax the Three Amerioas Exposition for governor nearly 19,000 plurality. has heen favorably reported to Not a single democratic congressman Having so many regular customers, I am enabled to sell the Hotfse, has been elected, eyen the first district at so small a percentage of profit, that large sales must ensue, "iven up by them. The legislature POLITICAL WISDOM, I always legally guarantee my prices as being right epubltcan by an increased majority* That day only, we will offer 5^B^ifP^^^?^^^^^M^^^r-^'i: in everything I sell. it seems as though Congress would List, of Candidates. jid a small republican plurality. Democratic—Grover Cleveland, My stock of Overcoats is large, and am showing a great variety of 50 cloaks, all Sizes, your A. G. Thunnan. styles at prices ranging from $2.50 up. Call and examine them. I When Charles A. Giimtin became Republican—Ben Harrison, L. P. Morton. aware of his defeat at the republican have the nicest Fur Coats in Brown County. Before you buy a Fur, Prohibition—Clinton B. Fisk, Choice at $4.50 each. state convention, be quietly made up Silk, lush or Astragan Cap, you better come and look at my assortment J. A. Brooks. his mind that the sudden outburst'in United Labor—3.. H. Cowdrey, and learn prices. I am sure they surpass all others, The stock favor of his opponent Merriam, was W. H. T. Wakefield. of Underwear is this year large. In my Furnishing Department you They are worth from $8 to wholly due to "boodle," The enthusiasm Union Labor—A. J. Streator, C. E, Cunningham. find anything that belongs in that branch. Suits ofCassimeres, Cheviots, was too strong, too demonstative, Independent Reform—A. E. Redstone, :o be but the outcome of pure loyalty Worsteds and Serges, in fancy designs and solid colors. A line of Dry $11 each. John Colvin. to a recognized champion, thought Gilman, Goods and Boots and Shoes, you can not find abetter line. Equal Rights—B. A. Lackwood, and as an old man who could not A. H. Love. Remember I keep the celebrated Royal White Shirt come and command the attention of the "kids" American—J. L. Curtis. Call in early and take advantage of the biggest Judge Greer. try it, and you will find it is the best in fit and wear for the money \i politics,he found fault with the winer. Had he quietly stepped back, No trouble to show Goods. Make my store your headquarters, you are Bargain ever offered in New Ulm. ibmitted to the inevitable, he would Presidential Ele always welcome, even if you do not buy. 11 be a recognized leader, a politician The number of Electors in each State THROUGH HONESTY I PROSPER. influence, but the contrary taking is equal to the number of Senators and -oe, stamps him a sore-head, and Representatives in Congress. The total \lasses him with the lost. His speech number is now 401. it St. Cloud, for the purpose of driving The successful Electors meet in each BBUST & CRAFF* S nail into Merriams coffin, had but the State on the first Wednesday in Noveniber'and An elegant line of Wfir*" drive one in his, to poll demvotes cast their vote for President ^Grentlenaeii's a for the republican guberd,l and Vice President. Sets a Dressin Oases, candidate. What is true of Certificates of the vote cast are made DEALERS IN in, is true of Albert Scheffer. out and sent to Washington. These el sundi W IFITJLSII, it is that the latter was shamefully certificates are opened in joint conven" Dry Goods, Groceries, eincl FHotograpl A ms by Merriam' 's organs, and tion of the Senate and House of Representatives t_ aly and undeservedly critisized for on the second Wednesday in are now for sale at the City Drug Store. jnservative"repu blican views, but February. If no person has the majority pronuneiamento classed him with of the votes, (201), then the election rotioi^, &at& C'ap& Gfent^ IjWnitfh- CHAS.LR00SP '"nan. goes into the House of Representatives, Nextrto Merriam, none other stood which must choose a President from vsaighiathe delegation's esteem, as the candidates, not exceeding three, iqg oo&$ Boot$%qd $l\oe$. Albert Scheffer. Many were in doubt who have received the highest number •bather it had been for the best to defeat of votes for President. In the House Druggist and Apothecary. ch a popular.man, and considered all each State has one vote. all1 there is no doubt but what Schef- The salary of the President is $50, KIESLING'S BLOCK, CORNER MINN. AND CENTER STR. Auld have been governor of Min~ 000 a year, and that of the Vice President $Vt OSiie Bloik. few Ulm, Jvlinn- ,j( (o years hence. He has been and speaker of the House and Cabinet :basty in his course and Ijas spoiled Officers $8,000. J*9 hance. PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. CONGRESS. The Congress of the United States is t' all underserved treatment, that composed of 76 senators and 325 representatives. a in (j-pngressmen Lind at the polls in The annual cost of the session sity seems unjust in the extreme. Store .an Hanges,..' of Congress is' about $2,000,000. iin object of the^ocal democracy The salaries of the members of each S! tmpuign was to beat him, cost house is $5,000 each per annum. ^i-iy, and by centering their forte The Outlook, Gasolin Stove and Tinware'. polls and well managed mang Regarding those States as Republican their -object was attained, that so voted at the election of 1884 and BEHNK E & CO'5! ablicans were too sure and did that party can count 182 sure votes and Hardware, Farming Implements/Nails, eiv.the onset at the proper time. giving the votes of the Southern States to the Democrats, they may count upon of the closest contests at yesterslectiofl Fence Wire, 153 sure votes. was that between the rean The doubtful States are New York DEALERS IN & and democratic nominees for with 36 electoral votes, Indiana with Pumps, Western Washers, antative. Both sides were about 15, New Jersey with 9, and Connecticut Sty (}ooM .^ekdy-iqkde dlot^g, ^ufefeet/^^"-" matched, and great influence in with 6, in all 66. The voting of these of Oscar Erickson was brought States for the last seven presidential Clothes Wringers, Boss Gfood£, Soot^ glioeA Skt^ ki\d Ckp^. by the fact that C. W. H. HeideWas elections has been, Republican: New a railway employe. On the York, four times Indiana five times JyTotion A Gcroderle^ ki\d Cfodkefy. Churns, etc., etc., etc. aide New Ulm voters had been Connecticut, five times New Jersey, iiced against the republican nornaccount twice. of a report crediting THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. Out of the doubtful 66 votes the Democrats vith views not acceptable to the special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All want 48 to elect their candidate. PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. in this part of the county. Work warranted. As without New York they can get but Farm Produce taken in Exchange. have not a particle of doubt that 30 votes, they must carry New York, NEW ULM, MINN. 'rickson would have been fair to and to get the other 18 it will take Indiana, Charles Gebser ides, nor do we doubt a moment, with either' Connecticut or New A, Behnlte, Manager. BEHlTKE Sb CO.' that the democratic nominee has Jersey, bANKRUPT dieted',- that he will represent Out of the doubtful 66, the Republicans 1 n.County faithfully. As a railway A. c. :OCHS, must have 19 to elect their candi HAS THIS SPRING ye he must needs give a public date, which will take New York, or In SALJJ e, and this he has done to our diana and either Connecticut or NewJersey. CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. ction. ROLLS OF WALL PAPER V. H. Heideman can not afford to Undoubtedly a hard fight will be PUNS UNO SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. The Prince of Clothiers is in the der the ill will of his constituents made by each party to carry off from •oving false, and we hope, as we their opponents some of those States field Tritk a full assortment of JOB WORK DONE I N CITY OR COUNTRY for sale, also the finest Center an/l Corner pieces and other Decorations. estly believe, that our representai&St that they regard as sure, but the tinwaving Bids given on Buildings of all kind. READY MADE CLOTHING, will work hard and honorably fidelity these States have shown to .' The only store in New Ulni where both GENTS FURNISHING Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for SaleHot nly for the good of New Ulm,their respective parties through a long 3 party prejudice was laid aside, GOODS AND air Furnaces Sold and Set. line of elections, renders the chances of •r the good of Brown County. a chance rather remote. BOOTS AND SHOES, *xire sold/'"*:He also carries an extensive line of ErnstKPfeiffef• Times of Holding Slate Election. -atlbankrupt al of which are to be disposed of In Minnesota. rSTATIDSEEY, ALBUMS, ACCORDEOBS AND VIOLINS. APRIL, first .Monday, Rhode Island. prices 'e child of A. Christianson's, livMarshall, Cor. Minnesota and 2nd N. Sts JUNE, first Monday, Oregon. Give him a call in his new quarter was burned to death Subcriptions taken for American and European periodicals. AUGUST, first Monday, Alabama,Kentucky, Over Tappe's Tailor ig into a fire, some section men Utah. sin Klossner's new Brick Block. PAINTER, CALCIMINER/ Prices guaranteed. "-Mail orders receive prompt attention. Remember .^& along the railroad track, SEPTEMBER, first Tuesday, Arkansas, C. Baltrusch rakes failed to work on a stock the place, one door north of F. Kuetzing's ',',. Vermont second Monday, even years, WAPERHANGER, Duluth yesterday, and two cars biennially Maine. :%rv-: NEW ULM, T. ..-..:•«- '-"'.l*'": "MINK 3 were derailed and rolled down OCTOBER, first Tuesday, Colorado executes all work promptly and nt Just received anew stock and full *k into the river. The shebp second, Iowa, West Virginia^first Wednesday. Where Buns the"Monon" Swiftly srir- .-. sl1Pply of 9 '-':Ml 1 drowned. Georgia. ,«,%!, Dres A Q-oocisI SoutJiwaril, Star..8ample Roo ph Kospau, an old settler near NOVEMBER, Tuesday after first Mon m, NEW DIRECT LACING^ ^sttixis sund^ From lake Michigan south it startcth, Falls, committed suicide yestera day, remaining States. ^-, From CHICAGO great in size, and .- in a ms MICHIOAN CITY too it loucheth, novel manner. He put the KID IGLOVES, Thence thro' towns ofenterprise Farmers' Home. I sell more bottles of. Enroute to INDIANOPOLIB .. ^f a gun into a fire and held Mighty city yet to be, ,*, of the latest patterns. A fancy Dr. Seth Arnold's to his head until it was dis\i&t Onward then to CINCINNATI, COUGH SILLER -t*.^ v. For sale by Offeringtworoatestothesea assortment of ?j^S^3# heat. JOSEPH SCHNOBRICH Prop'*.. Or from MONON -where it brancheth 11 than of any other cough Visit LA FAYETTE PO fair— MRS. A. OLDING, 1 Medicine kept in stock, although EMBROIDERIES, LADIES STben see ye also LOUISVILLE g.Far, Woman's Standard, a female (Xi^^Cotj.u^broi.u M, Dealer ija I keep fifteen .varieties. *£2 Atned for beanties rare: Wines, Liquors UNDERWEAR, SILK ?prganp|published at JDes PREVENT,1 Here again the "Monon" offeretfc F.AI. Robertson, Cpyville lUNSUMPT'ON Choice of PULLMAN CAA routes three I I N E 'ohda,nns*the Woman's Christ-agpee Kan. '~''%S& 'V-'--•$&$ GLOVES AND MITTENS. To the Gulf Coast and to Florida and Cigars^ Druggists, 25c., 50c, and $l.00.': Union for indorsing Via KENTCCKT and TENNESSEE For particulars regarding special rates, Tourist Special Bargains in AND DRESS TRIMMINGS, tickets, Pullman Buffet Sleepers, Parlor and Chair on ticket, and predicts it A fine lunch will be servelevery day Eggs taken in exchange at market I Cars, etc., address E. O. McCORMICK, Gen'l Handkerchiefs and Dress Trimmings be a a NE W ULM MINN Pass. Agt. Chicago. City Ticket office, 73 Clark prices for oods, by Frank Kuetzing. Cor. Minn. & Centgr.streets, street $feat §Wgain£ every ^atofday New Ulna. Mimj.