"I J*f .a? The lower house of the legislature m$f& has allowed each member 21 cents a day GOODYEARRUBBER co. for newspapers. It would not be NEW ULM, MINN. far out of the way to estimate that tentenths ills of this expenditure will go into -, -F. W. JOHNSON, Managing Editor. the coffers of the St. Paul dailies. The SOLD SEAL ARCTICS country weeklies will realize nothing Wednesday, January 31, 1891. whatever from such a law. .*''-' Gen. Miles says the Indian war is Jack Dempsey, the middle-weight 'over. champion pugilist of America, was defeated in his fight with Bob Fitzsimmons N E W GOODS. Gov. Peck, of Wisconsin, in bis message of Australia at New Orleans on Wednesday. to the legislature demands the Dempsey was knocked but in repeal of the Bennett law. the thirteenth, round, the ridge of his ,' The new city administration of Minneapolis nose was broken and he was so badly Firie^A^sortxrieri't of. I Wr\- has instituted a commendable bruised in the ribs as to require attentive & World. reform in closing the gambling houses. medical aid. And this is what a certain H' WHITE BED SPREADS. class are wont to call the "manly Representative Turrell, of Redwood Wr art!"For shame! County, did a good thing when he introduced a bill to repeal all laws for Donnelly was knocked out for the' the payment of bounties for the killing MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, first time in the senate last Wednesday, of wolves. while trying to prevent the publication, as part of the records, of a protest from LADIES' NIGHT GOWNS. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR ALFRED DOLGE'SHYGENIC Donnelly is already losing his grip, the minority against the combine's action the Democrats having refused to assist FELT SHOES, NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THIS in depriving the president of the CHEMISES. DRAWERS, ETC. him in entering a protest to the action power to appoint committees. John SI of the Republicans. Now look for a Day Smith of Minneapolis and Lt. Gov. change of tactics in the talkative sage. RIBBONS! RIBBONS! Ives were the principal actor? on the Republican side, and each acquitted MARK: A bill has been introduced in the senate himself in a worthy manner. During which makes it the duty of the governor C©\cVrdVeA. the time that the wild scene lasted, the S S W I O €*€*.* SATSWraDGSK. to file his reasons in case of pardon stately president remained firm, and was with the secretary of state. Such not a whit daunted by the bluffs and a bill, it seems, should meet with little H. LOHEYDE, roars of the Sage of Nininger. He rendered NEW DRESS GOODS objection, his decisions with coolness, and «. ordered the great Dakota county statesman Xhe Republicans of Illinois have to take his seat with a display of nominated old Dick Oglesby for the nerve that would have done credit to United States senatorship. As the THE LEADING BOOT AND SHOE DEALER the present ruler of the lower house of In all tlie Lettest, Slistcies- legislature is very close, the ex-governor congress. Smith, too, was always on or "Uncle," as they call him, stands a" the lookout, interrupting the Sage and good show of playing a winning hand. flooring him at every turn. He proved The august senate of the United a master of repartee and laid the author SPECIAL BARGAINS States sat up ail of Friday night listen of Caesar's column at his feet repeatedly, ing to a twelve hours' rambling speech humiliated and defeated. Donnelly on the election bill. Only thirty-five allrthe while foamed and raved, but it members were present, however, and it was to no purpose. As smooth a was impossible to reach a vote on the tongue and as sharp a wit as his own question. were ready at every moment to answer Senator Davis on Monday introduced CHAS.' W A CHERG him, and in John Day Smith he found a proposed amendment to the apportionment a man who was his equal in debate and bill, the purpose of which is his superior in shrewdness and tact. to increase the representation in the .i- The Minneapolis Tribune in commenting house to 360. The amendment gives on the tilt said: Senator Smith paid Minnesota eight members instead of his respects to the arrogant boss of seven as provided in the bill passed by cryptogramic notoriety in a manner And Dealer in the house. that excited the admiration of every FURNITURE. .—o man who heard him. For once the fellow Senator John Day Smith is a reformer. Masks and Trimmings who styles himself "the brainiest Two years ago he started in to re. man in Minnesota'' was .outgeneraled, form the newspapers- by pushing outwitted and out-talked, and for once through a bill prohibiting the publication he'reeeived a well deserved roasting, administered of particulars in regard to criminal in most artistic style. In executions. This year he has undertaken John Day Smith, a quiet, unassuming to reform Donnelly. The latter FOR MASQUERADE BALS AT senator from Minneapolis, he had run is the most difficult tasK of the two, but against a veritable buzz-saw, and it he is doiDg remarkably well. L. Roos' Drugstore. ripped him fore and aft and amidships .» in a manner that made him wonder if The few senators who are keeping up he would eyer get out of the scrape such an incessant disturbance in the alive. Here's to John Day Smith, and present legislature will have little trouble may he repeat the dose as often as the in furnishing the papers with interesting SJEBENBRUNNER BROS., & #aa& bully from Dakota county shall need it. reading matter during the session, but they will not find it near so easy to The senate of the United States has give an account of themselves when Contractors for BERGMAN BLOCK. passed a bili for the free coinage of silver. they return to face their their constituents. NEW ULM, MINN The money question is one that it TUBULAR WFLLS & WINDMILLS. It is not too late however to reform. understood but little, and one that is :v more easilv solved by trial than in any Dealers To read the papers, one must conclude other manner, but the first teachings of CHOICE WINES ANB LIQUORS. A, H. SCHLEUDER that the most jealous.of men arecommon sense seem to rule against the those who are holding the most prominent provisions of this measure. To compel positions of slate. Harrison is said the government to buy all the silver Crystal Spring, Bourbon Whiskey, 3* to be jealous of Reed, and Reed in turn is bullion that is. brought to its mints and Hennessy Brandy, & Otard, Dupuy & jealous of Blaine's growing popularity pay for it in silver coin of equal value, Co,Cognac. Imported Tarragona Ports WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER in the race for president. No wonder means apparently that silver is to take for private or medical use. The ce1'* that nothing can be effected to closely precedence of gold. The price of silver brated St. Julien Clarets and California unite and harmonize the party, when is fixed at $1.29 an ounce. The market Reisling wines. Whiskey ranging tho leaders are at loggerheads over value at present, as Senator Sherman in price from $2.00 to $8.00 per gallon. dealer in such a small matter as personal advancement. says, is only $1.05, so that in allowing ALSO SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE Pure Alcohol $3.00 per gallon. Gol 1 SilverWatches, free coinage and in attempting to maintain AERM0T0R. ,«., Goods guaranteed as represented. The state senate has confirmed all silver on a parity with gold, the Our office is in New Ulm, Minn. J. the appointments of the governor with government offers a bounty of 24 cents H. Schomberg is our agent at Sleepy SIEBE8BBDNNEB BROS. the exception of those of Col. Wm. Liggett to the mine owners for every ounce of Eye. as railroad commissioner and Capt. Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, silver bullion. If the government All People! H. Laudenschlager, W. P. Dunnington as trustee of the could by an enactment or by offering Soldier's Home. These two were hung to buy all the silver presented to it, Also an elegant Line of Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday up, the former because the alliance keep the market price of that article at Dealer in wanted a representative of the farmers a fixed value on a parity with gold, STOVES, Do you want a picture taken? on the commission, and. the latter on then all might be well, but the day for Cards. if so don't fail to go to Crowell to account of aggressive partisanship. Mr. such mandates as "let there be light" «fc get it done, guarantee my work Dunnington hails fromi Redwood Falls has passed, and the country has already HARDWARE, TINWARE and in every respect, do all kinds of and Mr. Liggett from Benson. had sufficient experience with the "fiat" LIGHTNING RODS. It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewher. work in my line such as tin type, business to know that it isn't a success. Th« Celt brated White, The governors' message was delivered photos, copying, enlarging, finishing Silver is constantly depreciating, in-value, REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED} New American & Singer & to the legislature on Wednesday. It is in Crayon, Water Color, etc. and a free coinage measure, such as a concise, sensible, business document SEWING MACHINES was passed by the senate, will simply Co^ef Miim- & tfitft $ott\ gtfee% tfew Uln*, Wim J. F. CROWELL, and deals with numerous state questions have the effect of demonetizing the Cor. Mmu. &1 SouthStr. New Dim Minn. in a thoughtful and painstaking manner 4, e, Aftwott), more-valuable coin for, as Senator -, .Rudolphi's building, Uwst^irs. 5^," that commends it to the earnest and Anton Schwerzler Sherman stated in his speech, '/what and sober consideration of every member N E W ULM, -." MNN. sane man would pay any debt in gold of our law-making body. Throughout when he could take to the mint silver Ml there is repeated advice to the representatives E E BEOCEBY STORE OF bullion, costing less in the markets of IDeaJLerin to be careful, and good C. F. Ruemke the world, and receive for it treasury mMKIESLitfG BLOCK, business suggestions are made that they notes which were legal tender for all Stove sand Ranges, will do well to heed. In the midst of debts?" Such legislation seems healthy all the queer legislation that is being if is now open and ready for business for no one but the owners of silver —DEALER IN— '}. suggested and proposed, the governor's mines, who by the way are the chief A choice and well selected stock of -.-. message is a good deal like firm ground backers of the bill, and the inflated condition GROCERIES, CROCKERY WINES AND FINE LIQUORS. WK surrounded by quicksand. of the money market, that seems S&3 GLASSWARE and NOTIONS sure to follow, is not at all a thing to gVojEn the senate last week, John J. Ingalls, I handle .Bourbon Whiskey, Dave are offered to the public atprioes which be desired .. Every year, as the method Hardware, Farming^Imple^ Jones Brandy, Anderson Club, Cognac, defy competition roods will be de the eloquent gentleman from of transacting business changes, the and Imported Port Wine for medical •fifc-.V livered free to any part of the city. Kansas, made a speech in favor of the use also the celebrated St. Julien Clarets, need for money grows (relatively less. Remember the place. free coinage of silver. As an oratorical Rhine and Riesling Wines and ments, Nailsf Fence Wire, There is no stringency at present that Minnesota Street corner of Third North effort it was unusually fine, abounding Champagne. Whiskey ranging in is the result of too light coinage, and price from §1.50 to $6 per gallon. My in flowery passages and pungent thrusts the silver law that we now have on our goods are of the very best grades and 'Ml W?f£&?% at the millioniares but in argument, SchwarzlerWestern ^a,sh%f^iC^tnes are guaranteed as represented. \Y statute books is sufficient for present that brings conviction with it, it was Anton demands. The necessity of a free coinage laoking. Like someof IngersoU's brilliantgems, MANUFACTURER OF Asphaltum^ act, flooding the country with silver NEW ELM HUBBLE WORKS, Ifjl.^l it merely played?upon the and allowing the owners of bullion surface, and sought not to disturb th a large bounty on their product, is not lg. Schwendinger, Propr Roofing, etc., etc., etc.* depths. It was not the effort of a statesman, apparent, and it is to be hoped that the Bis carefully endeavoring to right AND DEALER IN lower house-and the presidept will put wrongs and insure prosperity^ but the Monuments, Tombstones and all Tobaccoand Smkers* Articles. an end to the rash acts of the silver other work in my line made to order speech of a politician, using honeyed Special attention giyentomending and repairing of Tin Ware. All '&*' men and inflationists by stamping their promptly and in a workmanlike mannei Workwarranted. J-.$^i£ Words, well set together, to catch the veto"ppon this bill. .^ „,.,,, totes that might elect him senator. JNEWULM, is-3 BeiDhorn's Building, New Uhx, Minn, NEW ULM.^ M^NH MINN AT* mkSmhm «6J