1?i CLOSIWrKSA «r .':••. It is said that, since the death of his Beussman^Bros son, Secretary Blaine will resign from the cabinet. v.'',"" h'T NEW ULM, MINN. •t Walker Blaine, oldest son of James SUCCESSORS TO H. H. BEUSSMANN. G. Blaine, died at Washington last Wednesday night of pneumonia. The $15,000 Worth of Have Completely Renovated their Wednesday, January 22, 1890. parents of the deceased will have the Extenive Establishment. Dry sympathy of the entire conntry. It is rumored that the Czar of the Russias has goDe naad. Threatened The St. James Journal is now edited assasination is alledged as the cause. by the former editor's wife, Mrs. Lilla W. Chapman. We trust that, under contains vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy article Under the able management of suitable for marriage, birthday and other presents. Mouth organs, accordeona the new management, the independent W. Johnson, the New Ulm Review is jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket books, cigar cases, pipes, pigar holders little paper may lose none of its popularity. guns, revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general losing none of its vivacity. It is one of sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages. the best papers that comes to tbis office.—Heron AT COST. Lake News. The senate finance committee has reported favorably on Sherman's antitrust shows up a full assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanics' and farmers'tools Kunze, the convicted accomplice in bill and it now remains for Congress of all kind?. The world renowned Baker barbed wire, Geo. W. the Cronin murder, has been granted a KlETZIXi Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other as a whole to act likewise and III 111 new trial. The other prisoners have oils. All our goods are of a first class quality and prices on the same are rocks pass a law, which will prove to the satisfaction bottom. '.seen i-efused a second hearing. of all whether or not trusts BEUSSMANN BROS. are "priva'e affairs" capable or incapable Ignatius Donnelly says he is not a Sale Every Day, from 8 a. m. of being controlled by legislature. P. O. Block, Corner 1st North and Minnesota Sts. New Ulm, Minn. candidate for governor. Well, if he waits until he is asked to be, we don't J* $* AftttOt & to 9 p. m. think he will be one either. r. 'i Good advice. Bill Nye writes to the bald headed friend who asks his advice The Senate Committee on Territories on hair restoratives as follows: "Take Pair all wool scarlet Blankets, $2.60 worth $6.00. Heavy double will not report an omnibus bill. The Dealerin your hair invigorator money and buy a majority is opposed to the admission of width red Flannel, 65 cts., worth $1.00. Elegant line of Dress Goods Stove and Ranges town lot in a growing town that supports front 7 cts., up. 24 inch heavy aros-grain Dress Silk, $1.00, actual value New Mexico, and will hand in separate its home paper and advertises, is $2.00per yard. Prints, Ginghams, andlndigos at cost. Table Linen bills, admitting Idaho and Wyoming. and go ahead, and you will be fixed, «. and Turkey red, 20 cts. per yard and up. Oil Table Cloth, 20 pieces and the man who is fixed don't care at 24 cts. per yard. Cotton at cost. Laundale bleached, 8 cts. a yard. Fred C. Pillsburjv of Minneapolis, Gasolin Stove and Tinware whether he has any hair or not." has been elected to the presidency of Good cheap bleached Cotton at 6 cts. Unbleached L. L., 5£ cts. ner the State Agricultural Society, Wm yard or pieced Towelings and Towels, greatest variety, at cost-. Silk The caucus nomination of Calvin Hardware, Farming Implements, Bushnell having resigned. From the Ribbons at 4 and 5 cts. The bright colors for 5 cts. Brice for the United States Senate from new man we hope only for the best. Ohio met with approval of that state's ON ACCOUNT OF EXPECTED CHANGES IN BUSINESS It is claimed the Ex-Gov. McGill will Nails, Fence Wire, democratic legislature, and the millioniare IN THE COMING SPRING, THE ENTIRE STOCK STOCK go into the gubernatorial race to beat rainbow vote chaser is now MUST GO AT COST. Merriam and feast on sweet revenge. booked to succeed in the seat of Senator Pumps, Western Washers, Seems to us that that's pretty poor Payne. Money goes out in the latter platform for a man of Mc Gill's stamp a boodler goes in in the former. i&t to stand upon, and the Review is somewhat Clothes Wringers, Boss What difference does it make as to backward in giving credit to the which succeeds? report. Churns, etc., etc., etc. The youthful king of Spain is dying. How amusing and at the same time While the papers over here are already how instructive it is to sit down to a preparing his abituaries and devoting comparison of the respective merits of wnole columns to saying that he is special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All our two senators, Washburn and Davis. about to yield up the ghost, people in "Work warranted. It is almost like Hamlet's scorching Spain are watching their opportunity, NEW ULM, MINN. comparison of the likeness of his uncle and when his death knell is rung they Geton to thiswill You! to that of his murdered father. The expect to make it the death knell of one we are almost forced to despise, the monarehial rule as well. The opportunity dS^#. I fJOOg ©.Wore. other we are free to admire. seems an excellent one for republican revolution. The present congress is entitled to credit for one thing at least. Silcott The democratic papers, that had '*,\ stole $75,000 belonging to the members DID YOU EVER looked for Allison's defeat in the senatorial of the House of Representatives, and election in Iowa, were destined to now they have voted down a proposition disappointment. In the republican to reimburse themselves for salaries CharlePresents See a finer line of Holiday Censor'stafindlwiluyohwhictthantha caucus he received a solid support and lost. This action is highly commendable his election followed as a natural sequence. when compared with the This result is especially gratifying, congressional "grab" of several years I- not only because Allison is a republican, aro. but because he is one of the BOOK STORE? There is fair prospect now, it is said, soundest and ablest statesman in national of an extradition treaty between the politics to-day. To Iowa he is what United States and Canada being passed, C. K. Davis is to Minnesota. For Books, Albums, Cards, Musical Instruments, in fact everything outsid A, H. SCHLEUDER which will cover murder, burglary, the toy line his store is headquarters. of embezzlement, larceny, and other offenses. An English subject, a minister of the A SPECIALTY MADE OF GERMAN AND ENGLISH This is as it should be. Our gospel, has presented a petition to the Store and Picture Books for Children. British minister at Washington, asking hatred for another country should not be allowed to get away with our ownfor redress for injuries received by himself WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER and wife at the hands of a mob in best interests, and the treaty should be A. C. OCHS, niade as broad as possible. North Carolina. He claims to be a Licensed Auctioneer, missionary and states that he and his Ever and anon Ignatius Donnelly is CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. wife were teaching a negro school in Linden, Brown Co., Minn. cieeiler in heard to say something, and when he that state and that, for this offense, PUNS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED, Gol 1 SilverWatches, does it generally gets into the papers. Correspondence promptly attended to a mob of white men broke The last time he opened his mouth, it into his home, after firing a volley JOB WOBK DONE IN CITY OR COUNTRY, CASH PAID FOR BUTTER •was to boom Merriam and extol his through the door, wounding him and Bids given on Buildings of all kind administration, making him dear to beating his wife. If the story is a true The New Ulm creamery Co. buys and the farmer and hateful to rings and Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, one, it only goes to show to what extremes Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for Sale* pays the highest market price in cash ^corporations. This may all be as he the people of the south are willing for granulated butter and eggs, in tbe Hot air Furnaces Sold and Set. Also an elegant Line of says, but we would feel more like takng to go to prevent the education of basement of Eiesling's block, corner Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday it, if it came from someone else. Minnesota and Centre streets. the blacks and how strongly opposed STONE FOR SALE. Donnelly as a farmer is rather slim. they are to negro equality. If the Cards. DAKOTA HOUSE. facts of the case can be got at, the government The laugh is on the democrats of the The New Ulm Stone Co. is ready to should not be backward Lower House, who voted against the bill sell building stones at the Quarry or in making redress. The man deserves O POST OFFICE—NEW ULM, MINN delivered in tbe City. For prices inquire It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere. to reimburse themselves for losses sustained it and the crime should not be covered of J. Pfenninger, "W. Boesch, A. in the Silcott defalcation and who MRS. A. SEITER Prop. Schell, or C. Filzen. REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED. "P. thought that the republicans, in voting Meat Market, This house is the most centrally located for it, would secure its passage. They dofnef MiHH. & #i#t tfoftl* gtfeet/*, tfew l/lin, }&im Sometime ago Joel Heatwole of the hotel in the city and affords wanted the money well enough but relied Northheld News, and Secretary of the Ir on the majority to get it for them CHAS. STDEBE, Prop'r. good Sample Rooms. EETZLAFF, State Republican Committee, undertook and then stand the blame. This was to give the administration at A large supply of fresh meats, sau Julius Krause their scheme, but that they were fooled Washington a bit of friendly advice. sages, hams, lards, etc., constantly on by their own little game is evidenced He did so by addressing to President hand. All orders from the country by the non-passage of the bill. They Fainter and Paper Hanger. promptly attended to. Harrison one of his usual and neatly are now not only surprised but disgusted. written essays on the hoggishness of CASH PAID FOR HIDES. Ceiling ©edofation a $pediality. certain great cities in the state and the NEW ULM MINN. All work executed neatly and promptly. high.handed styles of dispensing with Dealer in Extra Good Quality ot Ex-Gov. John P. St. John, of Kansas, Ordersmay be left at my residence federal patronage, practised by one of NEW is stumping the state for prohibition. our senators. Of coursb he deplored in Schapekahm's building corner TAILOR SHOP. Perhaps it wouldn't do any good to tell the utter disregard of the former for Minnesota and Fourth North streets. him so, but it is a fact nevertheless that the country distra ts and pictured the I respectfully inform the public tlmt J. KRADSE. in making these lectures he is simply Minneapolis Steel Binders & Mowers. Umpire MowersY^ impudence of the latter in making appointments, I have opened anew tailor-shop in the wasting his breath on a cause that H, Laude&scfclager, and from the style in which building formerly occupied by F. W. don't take in Minnesota. When a people Hardware & Binding Twine a Speciality. xt was all written one would think that Vogelpohl. on Minnesota St., next to have laws that serve the disired it should at least have received the pressident's the Union Hotel, and that 1 am fully Advance and nvincible Thrashers & Advance and Ames Engines fcc purpose well, it is foolishness to attempt Dealer in attention. But, no. Instead prepared to supply the needs of customers to convince them that they need STOVES, A large,stock of Repairs for above machines always on hand. of that, it was pigeon-holed. Think of at reasonable rates. statutes that are tyrannical and were Qinck sale ana •pal] profit* Is my motto and Fanners will do well to call and examine HIT eon* and NEn lear my prices before hnyin gelsewhere examine COOS!«gooym W CODDS NE W it! A letter from Heatwole filed away Louis Ztschunke neyer known to work. High license Hi SubiliaJr to be read no more! And then to top it does fairly well prohibition wouldn't HARDWARE, TINWARE and oneall off, the Minnesota editor received a do at all. Then why should any LIGHTNING RODS. letter^from the executive mansion, telling speak for a change? Sl-wv^., B, E N E & CO., him to unburden himself to the Th« Celebrated White, ", allsenator that has caused trouble and New American & Singer Too much newspaper talk and leave the administration to itself. This 'criticism without a word of credit has SEWING MACHINES. was the coldest cut of all, and we do VV caused Mr. Bushnell to resign from the XIESLING'S BLOCK, DEALERSIN K. "^:l"' not blame Joel if he feels sore and Cor. Minn. & 1st S. Str., New Dim, MINN presidency of the State Agricultural NEW,ULM, ,-, MINN. slighted. His kick as is well known Society and give way to another,—an MILLINERY was a just one and he had reason to action for which we do not blame him Wholesale and retail dealer inx]vg»Mj» complain. He made a mistake however in the least. His annual report puts the Dfy 3 Gfood&' f(ekdy-ntkde Clot\it[g f{ufebeif CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS. when he thought he had reason Anton Olding, condition of the society in a favor' Vkble to expect that he would be listened to. light and shows that much of Crystal Spring, 1879. Jas, Hennessy Joel's a pretty big man in the "country 7\-i •&""* ^"^next door to '. A-. !%'£.the adverse criticism was unjust and Brandy, 1880. Otard, Dupuy & districts" but that's as far as it goes. SOMMER'S STORE, NEW ULM. ^4^|occasioned only by spite. I is plain Cognac. Imported Tarragona Ports ]\fotioq& Gfroderie^ ki\d &o<Skery^^, Before the administration a country at lie had labored assiduously for the for private or medical use. The ce?t Has on hand a good stock of Millinery THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. 31 editor has but little to say. In fact he brated S Julien Clarets and California Goods consisting in part of Hats, Bonnets, ^peopl and that he had not sought per|^fe|Sonal Beisling wines. Whiskey ranging isn't anybody, and, to use an old chestnut, Velvets, Silks, Ribbons, Feathers aggrandizement. That he should PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US ATRIAL. in price from $2.00 to $8.00 per gallon. Human Hair, Flowers, &c. ^-.-? bis influence amounts to about as therefore feel sore and anxious to get Pure Alcohol $8.00"per gallon. much as the impression made by placing Also Patterns for stamping monoams. a i-1', "l -)"4 Produce taken in Exchange4|^f %'$& out of an office, in which there was no Goods guaranteed as represented. Stamping of all kinds. Emvoider? one's finger in the placid surface money and as little homo is bmt natural, Work, German Knitting and of the boundless oceans, §.^J H. A. Subilia Jr. and we do not blame binw^vt^ A. Behnke, Manager. JO* & CO ergman's Zephyr Yarns a specialty. A N S A 30*5 SKl8|l,-sfes i&y^fei Mi