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

November 12, 1890 · Page 3 of 8

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•J-M*^*«—i^..- I-'II-T mi ii 'ma inlnii. ,' -,. *»~, a »i"iiw(iinim»H(llHii|iil«ii|iiiiijiL. ^^sSfeg^V^'v**"''*"* A IT WAS INDEED A LANDSLIDE. 4 NEW ULM, MINN. The Devil Cut Loose Last Tuesday and Gave Everything to the Receive NE*JCBOBSLfi|(iaftf W. JOHNSON, Managing Editor. ...... Mm tDemocrats. GOLD ARCTICS RUBBERS.NEW Wednesday, November 12, 1890. On the Back of the Alliance the Democracy rides into the Heaven HENRIETTAS, NEW CASHMERES, DOUBLEWIDTH 7 MINNESOTA STILL REPUBLICAN. Best and Purest of Majority. LADIES' CLOTHS IN PLAIN AND PLAIDS, SKIRTING,, In Sjit9 of the Large Alliance Vote. AND ALL STYLES OF FLANNELS. Republicans Slept, While their Free Merriam Pulls Through. Trade Friends Gathered the SHAWLS! SHAWLS SHAWLS! Rich Harvest. His Plurality Small, but Circumstances the Considered, as Good as a Million. WE CERTAINLY CARRY THE BEST ASSORTMENT AND Democratic Congressmen are as VJ't_ Numerous as Flies in Summer OFFER THE LOWEST PRICES ON DOUBLE AND Liud Also Mak^s a Great Race But Wins by only a few Hundred. Time. BLANKET SHAWLS OF ANYONE IN THE CITY. It is settled tit last. The AlHance has "The earth is the Lord's and the fullness *-T HEY ARE THEBEST MADE! plaj-ed a great racket in Minnesota and thereof." Substitute the word the Republicans find themselves the Democrats in the proper place and you WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR ALFRED DOLGE'SHYGENIC LADIES', CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' CLOAKS IN VERY winners by only a small plurality. have got the story of the recent election EELT SHOES, NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THIS Three congressmen, Harries in the lirst LATEST STYLES. ALSO BLANKETS, HEAVY FLANNELS, exactly. Everywhere the}' swept "TRADE Hall in ihe Third and Castle in the everything before them, partly through QUILTS, YARNS, HOSIERY AND NOTIONS. Fourth, all go to the Democrats, and in the assistance of the Alliance, and partly the Fifth Comstock gives way to Halvorsen, ALL WE SAY IS: Come in and learn our prices. We mean from Republican sluggishness, and if the candidate of the Alliance. JVtASK: there is anything they didn't get outside to get a small share of New Ulm trade this fall and if Variety and Low Lind alone emerges, from the smoke of Minnesota, it must have been if Prices can do it, we will. and ruin and holds his head, as he did because they didn't ask for it. four years ago, above the wreck, the Pennsylvania, usually so strongly Republican, successful apostle of protective. Republican has, oh account'of dissatisfaction H. LOHEYDE, principles. On a platform that Ji with the manipulations of certain GREAT SPECIAL BARGAINS did not trifle with the issues at stake, bosses, elected a Democratic governor, but came out squarely in favor of protection the rest of the state officers being Republican. !t Every Saturday- to American industries, Lind, New York too has swung into the object of St. Paul Globe abuse, comes the line and elects a Democratic legislature THE LEADING BOOT AND SHOE DEALER. NEXT SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8, out of the race, again a grand winner, and majority of congressmen. even though his majority may be given FINE HOSIERY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. Even Massachusetts has gone wrong, in three figures. In the other districts the and Michigan, Indiana, Illinois Iowa -J\ GREAT ASSORTMENT NEXT SATURDAY. platforms of the Republicans were weak A E ST and Montana have hustled to increase and timid. They lucked the force of printhat the Democratic majorities. Kansas has usually characterized Republican elects a Republican governor, but the enunciations, and as a result the Alliance has given the Democrats control candidates of those platforms have met Notwithstanding the fact that Carpet Manufacturers have advanced of the legislature and thus endangered with defeat. In the second district, the price of all wool carpets, we will continue to sell from our stock at the election of Senator Ingalls. however, there was no attempt at compromise. old prices. Nebraska is not behind in the procession The platform was outspoken. 00 and turns her little mite over to the Lind made no apologies and wherever party of Grover Cleveland and Dave BTTT I JF" he had an opportunity to explain the Hill as meekly as do the rest. work of the last congress the vote shows In Wisconsin Gov- Hoard, the able You are in need of a carpet, now is the time tq buy it,-as we expect in his favor. He can well feel proud of and conscientious executive, is defeated another advance of 10 or 15 per cent in a short time, and then we will the result. by the funny man, Peck, and over the be compelled to put up our prices too. CHARLES L. EOOS In the state at large the contest was "little red school-house" there is thrown 00 V. a close one. The Alliance polled a the wet blanket of Democratic victory larger vote than was expectedi present OT O in all branches of the administration. figures giving Owen 56,500. Merriam's The Democratic majority in the south Our stock of oilcloths and rugs is now complete, and we were never vote according to the Fioneer Press is still unbroken. It stands there like better prepared to suit your taste in that line. will be something like 87,275 and a brick wall for a Democrat to admire Wilson's 85,340. The Tribune of Saturday Post Office Block, and relie upon. New Ulm. Minn. -00- gave Merriam a plurality of This in short is a summary of the Republican 3,872, but it is quite likely that this will jf@°* Be sure to inspect our carpets as we have none but bright **fg§[ defeat. The Democrats will be reduced. The official count will new fall styles and colors. have a majority in congress of over 130. give the election to Merriam by a little For two years they will be able to do CHAS. WAGNER over 2000. all the filibustering they want to Democrats of course will claim that without a speaker like Reed to call them this is is a big victory for them, but to order or molest tbem. what do the figures show? Two years The Republicans have saved from the ago Merriam received 134,355 and E. wreck. California, Washington, the THE LEADING FURNITURE DEALER, M. Wilson 110.250 votes. The vote of Dakotas, Connecticut, Minnesota and this year therefore indicates a falling off New Hampshire, and when it is considered Thfl S. D. PETERSON from Merriam of 47,000 and from Wilof A, H. SCHLEUDERJ that the odds that they had to 27,000 on account of the Alliance. In contend with were great, the Democratic other words the Alliance took about victory or rather that which they two votes irom the Republicans to one won for themselves isn't so great after IMPLEMENT COMPANY. from the Democrats, so that if there has all. [.M- been no independent movement Merri. Two years from nbW it will be different. am would have been elected by a splendid The off-year defeat will stir the ©eklei* ii\ kll kix\d$ of fk^m n$L6\\ir(etfy. majority. Iu all the smaller cities Republicans to action as it did two Merriam made gaius on his vote of two years ago, that gallant and brilliant dealer in years ago. The result in the various New Ulm, Minn leader, James G. Blaine, will be the congressional districts except the 4th Gol 1 Silver Watches, standard bearer, and the^principles of can be accounted for in the same way. protection will sweep the country like The effect for the Alliance is simply a cyclone. this. It has succeeded in getting but mighty little for itself and has given the The Republicans of Brown county Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, Democrats a good deal. Like Bob and New Ulm can feel proud of their Evans in his speech in New Jim said, Also an elegant Line of work. While everywhere else there was Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday they have carried the Democrats to the wreck and ruin on account of the Alliance, gates of success, and then were hitched the Republicans of Brown county on the outside while the Democrats met the issue squarely and won a signal Cards. were allowed to enter into all the joys victory. Two years from now it and wear the wings. Perhaps they may BRUST 4 GRUFF, DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. may be expected that both the city and ,i be able to see this in a still stronger the county will go for the party of It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere light later on. progress and principle. The legislature is divided. The Republicans REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED in the senate have 25, the Ignatius Donnelly, the sage who in Corfnerf Minn. & Ifajtt tfoftl* £treet& #ew Democrats 16, and Alliance 12. In the one of his bitter moods said that the House the Republicans have 35, the Alliance last legislature was a picture of hell 21, and the Democrats 56. On with the lid off, has been elected to the F. H. RETZLAFF, joint ballot the Republicans number 60, senate from Dakota county. Donnelly the Democrats 72 and the Alliance 33, probably intends to go to St. Paul and This is the first time in thirty years that raise hell for himself, but how he proposes DEALER IN the complexion of the legislature has to imprve the picture is difficult not been Republican, and it remains to to understand. His well known desire Jacob Klossner, Jr., DAKOTA HOUSE. id" be seen now what the Democratic and for notoriety would naturally lead him id SEWING MACHINES, HARDWARE, IRON AND WOODEN Alliance folks will do. to give the public the full benefit of all DEALER IN OPP. POST OFFICE—NEW ULM MINN his pranks by leaving the lid off. Sl*elfg fiekvy Ski'dw^e MRS. A. SEITER P-oP. PUMPS, OILS ETC. Now that low prices for farm produce This house is the most centrally located CORNER MINNESOTA AND FIRST NORTH ST. and high prices for merchandise ^Tbe.snrvival of Congressman Lind is AND N E W N N All Kinds of Farm hotel in the city and affords are not needed for campaign arguments one of the most remarkable circumstances by the Democratic orators, the Faribault relating to the election which NEW GOODS! good Sample Booms. '. NEW ULM, uILVN. Pilot indulges in the following has just passed. It is the, second time advice to the business men of that city: SIEBENBRUNNER BROS. in which Mr. Lind has found himself in "Now that the excitement of the political a political cyclone, yet on each occasion campaign has subsided, our merchants B. BEHNZE & 0Q4'., has he emerged unhar.ued. Mr. Lind 1 £t BERGMAN BLOCK. Contractors for: \, rt should turn their attention to is a very level-headed young man, a 18 *',''V. .-. business, and work to secure it, as hard capable representative and a faithful NEW ULM, TUBULAR WFLLS WINDMILLS. .w MINN 3in,_ |/%. as the politicians did to get offices. In republican. ota %.:'" order to bring business here the first It is not by any surrender of republican y" :„v /'._/„/ DEALERS IN v^-. .-^ iral, 1 Dealers :^s thing necessary is to make Faribault, principle nor by virtue of political CHOICE WINES MB LIQUOR, pV if it is not already, the best market in makeshift that Mr. Lind has succeeded \". "v Southern Minnesota for farm produce. in averting the fate which twice overtook i-'Tf^S Let our merchants co-operate with the his republican associates in congress. G[ood£ 8oot£ kfldgl^ &kt£ ki\d CfetfjU* $ Crystal Spring, Bourbon Whiskey, 4 grain buyers and pay the best possible He voted against the Mills bill Hennessy Brandy, & Otard, Dupuy & $$•$$%$!, price for every bushel of grain the far^jjMl&M and he voted in favor of the McKinley g^S Notion, QfocSerie kr^ Cfodkefyi &':, Co,Cognac. Imported Tarragona Ports mers in the country surrounding our bill. He has effectively justified his action for private or medical use. The ce1f» city has to sell. The trade for the balance both on the stump and in congress, s. .,. ?|2? ,„ '. Paul brated St. Julien Clarets and California of this fall, and for the coming and the courageous position which he THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR^AJSH. "ffi Beisling wines. Whiskey ranging winter, promises to be the liveliest that has assumed at all times toward those in price frond $2.00 to $8.00 per gallon. it has been for years, and onr business and other actions of disputed expediency ALSO SPECIAL AGENTS FORTH! PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. %V US Pure Alcohol $3.00 per gallon. men should make an effort to secure has been one which might well be JkERMOTOR. Farm Produce taken in Exchange. {. 5***^' Faribault's share of it." The same commended to public representatives Goods guaranteed as represented. tin. Our office is in New Ulm, Minn. £0K, would apply with equal force to New under all circumstances.—St Panl Dispatch. a CO H. Schomberg is onr agent at Sleepy SIEBEHBRONNER BROS. tJlm business men, 1 A* Behnke Manager. Eye.