New Ulm weekly review (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892
January 28, 1891 · Page 3 of 8
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/^"j"** S The state senate has selected a committee of nine to which all local bills GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. are to be referred. The proceeding was a worthy one. Much local legislation, that is rushed through because of %-t F. W. JOHNSON, Managing Editor. oversight or lack of time or necessary GOL SEAL ARCTICS6 information, will by this provision be Wednesday, January 28, 1891. I spared the state. Col. Vilas will represent Wisconsin The state senate wisely knocked out in the United States senate for the next the house provision for a daily allowance Best and Purest sin six years. for newspapers. Wisely, because NEW GOODS. we do not send men to the legislature The Searles-O'Brien contest in the to educate them. If they are not wideawake State senate was decided in favor of enough to keep posted and think O'Brien. He is a Democrat. for themselves,they should confine their Fine Assortment of* efforts at legislation to the.circle of their the Joel Heatwole. of the Northfield own families, and not attempt to make News, and chairman of the Republican WHITE BED SPREADS. laws for a whole state. Central Committee, returned to Minnesota on Monday. To pick up the papers daily and read of nothing concerning the legislature Senator Dean of Ramsey County has but little spats between the members offered a bill that will lay prize fighting MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, E AR ETfi EfBESfMADE" in Minnesota on the shelf. Senator as to their individual calibre and WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR ALFRED DOLGESHYGENIC power of tongue-wagging, is tiresome, Dean ought to have a medal. LADIES' NIGHT GOWNS. and forcibly strengthens the view that FELT SHOES, NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THIS The North Dakota senatorial contest ninety days constitute too long a session. CHEMISES DRAWERS, ETC. resulted in a triumph for Hansborough, TRADE Ten would be plenty long TRMJfc the present congressman from that enough to transact what real business MkRVt state. He will succeed Senator Pierce. RIBBONS! RIBBONS! comes up for consideration. What either side in the legislature The three members who have been has gained by all their protests is difficult holding the balance of power in the to discover. Tune has been wasted, Illinois legislature during the senatorial and no apparent good attained. contest could hardly have had much Business has been made of secondary anxiety as to whether the legislature allowed H. LOHEYDE, NEW DRESS GOODS importance to nonsensical discussion. them 21 cents a day for newspapers or not. Their votes under the .bob Dunn was defeated in his contest circumstances ought to have been for a seat in the lower house of the legislature. worth enough to keep them supplied The combine voted against THE LEADING BOOT AND SHOE DEALER with reading matter for a good long him, but they can lay but mighty little In. all tlie Latest Slaad.es- while. unction to their souls for doing as they did. Bob was fairly elected and should Donnelly is kicking now because the have been given a seat. newspapers gave it out that he went SPECIAL BARGAINS back on the Alliance in the matter of A. terribe storm, attended by all the the confirmation ot Wm. Liggett as fury of an old-time western blizzard, railroad commissioner. In the language swept over the eastern states on Sunday, of Bacon, be dotb protest too prostrating the telegraph wires in much. The newspapers are sworn to all the states on the coast and blocking give all the news, and Donnelly might up all the railroads and streets ot the as well complain because he was born, great cities. And here in Minnesota we CHAS, WACWER# as to try to prevent the reporters from have forgotten what winter is! keeping tab of his sputterings in the Ignatius Donnelly went back on bislegislature. Alliance friends last week at a critical The Minneapolis Journal, indepen»dent ," moment. Just as they were doing their in politics, takes this view of the very best to throw out the appointment action of our United States senators on of Liggett as railroad commissioner, J^jndL IDealer in. the free coinage bill: The senate record FURNITURE. the sage forsook them and voted to on free silver coinage is significant. confirm the governor's appointee. It Masks and Trimmings For free silver coinage there were 24 I might not be out of place to say that Democrats and lo Republicans. Against the Alliance may expect a number of the measure there wore 26 Republicans such someisaults from the Dakota and only one Democrat. A majority of statesman before the session is over. the Republicans in the senate are for Thn election of Da\id B. Hill, at sound money. That 15 of them should FOR MASQUERADE BALLS AT present governor of New York, to represent be untrue to the principles of their party is to be regretted,- but the vote on the Empire State in the United I Roos' Drugstore. States senate was effected last week. the free coinage bill shows that the vital public interests are safer in the Whether it will have any future political significance, or whether it will in keeping of the Republican party than of the Democrats. any way increase Cleveland's chances of a presidential nomination are questions The Minneapolis Journal urges the l^aft &faa& that remain to be answered. One SIEBENBRUNNER BROS.. organization of Republican leagues in thing, however, is certain. New York every town of Minnesota. The idea is has done herself no credit in elevating Contractors for BERGMAN BLOCK. a good one. The Republicans have tb so high a position a politician who NEW ULM, MINN everything to gain by the unhealthy represents the least honorable side of TUBULAR S& WINDMILLS i- legislation that is very apt to be brought politics. forward by the opposition in the coming When that august body, known in two years, and it would be many CHOICE WINES ANDLIQUORS. A. H. SCHLEUDERi common patlance as the state legislature, points gained if clubs could be organized visits the hospital at St. Peter everywhere to meet regularly, if this winter, we wonder if Ignatius Donnelly not often, and instil the principles of Crystal Spring, Bourbon Whiskey, will repeat his speech of two years Republicanism into all who can be Hennessy Brandy, & Otard, Dupuy & ago. He said then, that, as he wandered WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER brought to a fall knowledge by intelligent Co.Cognac. Imported Tarragona'Ports about through the corridors as and well-meaning work. Politics for private or medical use. The co1** chapeion for some eighty of the members, should be educational, and to make it brated St. Julien Clarets and California be often thought that those who such, more time must be devoted to it Beisling wines. Whiskey ranging were kept there as inmates of the institution than is given it at present. If the creed ciealer in in price from $2.00 to $8.00 per gallon. ought to have been at St. Paul ALSO SPECIAL AGENTS FO THE of the Republican party approaches Pure Alcohol $8.00 per gallon. Gol 1 SilverWatches, making laws and that those who were AERMOTOR. nearer to the right than that of other at St. Paul, legislating for a million, Goods guaranteed as represented. political organizations, then it becomes Our office is in New Ulm, Minn. should have been transferred to St. Peter. the duty of the members of that party H. Schomberg is our agent at Sleep SIEBENBRUNNER BROS. Eye. to allow no lack of interest in its success. Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, The one who is addicted to A There People! Bro. Buck of the Henderson Independent H.Laudeaschlager, flagging never wins in the race. There was arrested last week on a Also an elegant Line of must be constant effort to push forward. charge of libel, growing out of some of Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday If it requires work, then a consciousness his statements during the countys-eat Dealer in of right should permit no one to STOVES, warfare. He was taken to Gaylord, Do you want a picture taken Cards. where he was convicted by a justice of shirk. if so don't fail to go to Crowell to the peace and fined. Not frightened get it done, guarantee my work A bill has been introduced in the lower in the least, he referred in his next issue HARDWARE, TINWARE and in every respect, do all kinds of house of the legislature by a gentleman to his accuser as a "liar," a "man It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewher work in my line such as tin type, LIGHTNING RODS. from Blue Earth county, which devoid of reputation, whose innocence photos, copying, enlarging, finishing TbA Cel( brated White, REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED! aims a blow at the railroads and which would make the hardest criminal blush in Crayon, Water Color, etc. New American & Singer is a fair sample of the radical and woful for shame,"' as one of the "vilest of sinners''and SEWING MACHINES dormer" lii)i\. & tfir^t JylWtli gtreetj*, J\few tfliri, Jtfinn legislation which seems certain to J. F. CROWELL, in other highly complimentary be precipitated upon our state during and refined phrases. Sand, which is the Cor. Minn. &1 South Str. New Ulm Minn the present session. The proposed act slang word for courage, deserves no Rudolphi's building. Upstairs. 4* &* AUtfOtift* Anton Schwerzler is said to resemble in its most important doubt to be rewarded, but in the courts NEW ULM, MINN. features the act which now ties such words as those quoted have only down the railroads in Iowa, and in such one meaning, and we are afraid it will th«THE NEW GROCERY STORE OF KIESL1NG BLOCK, a binding manner as to react on go hard with Bro. Buck in his appeal Dealer in. C. F. Ruemke state and injure its business in every to the district court. Stoves and Ranges, branch of industry. That Iowa has DEALER IN been set back to a remarkable extent by M. Langston, the colored member is now open and ready for business its railroad legislation is not disputed. of Congress from Virginia,has prepared WINES AND FINE LIQUORS. A choice and well selected stock of Not only is further railroad building ^,3an amendment to the constitution of the GROCERIES, CROCKERY, out of the question, but its people have United States upon the question of suffrage, I handle Bourbon Whiskey, Dave G^a#olii\e $tove$ kqd ^iqw&i'e. GLASSWARE and NOTIONS gained nothing by their unreasonable Jones Brandy, Anderson Club, Cognac, which he desires to have submitted are offered to the public at prices which regulation of rates. Every state around and Imported Port Wine for medical to the several states. Hardware, Farming Implements, thedefy competition jroods will be de use also the celebrated St. Julien Clarets, Iowa receives better treatment at Mr. Langston's plan contemplates the livered free to any part of the city. Rhine and Riesling Wines and hands of the roads than Iowa itself. election of United States senators by Remember the place. Champagne. Whiskey ranging in Points west of the Missouri obtain price from $ 1.50 to $6 per gallon. Mv Nails, Fence Wire, popular vote, and his proposed amendment Minnesota Street corner of Third North cheaper rates for a longer distance than goods are of the very best grades and provides that elections for senat- are guaranteed as represented. points east of the same river in a state $s %T \ators, members of Congress, and presi•J* Western Washers, Clothes that is encumbered by laws intended to Anton Schwerzler dential electors shall be by the people m$t lower the rates beyond reasonable demand. H, of the several states, under such laws The lesson that is furnished by as Congress shall enact that no person Wringers, Asphaltum -4S, MANUFACTURER OF "^i CJCABS, NEW E MARBLE WORKS, Iowa is a good one for Minnesota. Legislation &f Pf^s.sJi shall be allowed to vote who cannoi against railroads is needed, but ^Si^rea^ an( English language, lg. Schwendinger, Ihrop'r Roofing, etc ,'£ etc., etc. it must be justifiable. Tax them to the ft Tii"^ a at *^e a of representation in extent that other people are taxed iM&k each state shall be reduced in the propP^ AND DEALERIINR DEALE N equalize rates so as to give justice and iV Monuments, Tombstones and all Smokers' Articles. portion which the number of those alHyf4 other work in my line made to order Special attention given to mending and repairing*of Tin Ware. fairness to all but do not be led blindly Mh lowed to rote shall bear to the whole promptly and in a workmanlike mannei Work warranted. into legislation that cripples. Do not number of male citizens twenty-pne ArSfyears, age in such states. seek to get something for nothing nhorn's Building, New Ulm, Minn NEW jZ MINN