New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-01-28

Isaac T:uesdell, a young man for the
past two or three months living in
Gieseke's building opposite the plan.
ing mill, was arrested last Saturday on
charge of petty larceny, and confined
in jail until Monday forenoon when he
was brought before justice Fisher.
He plead guilty and was remanded
back to sheriff Manderfeld s custody for
Il term of four days. Considerable
movable property has misteriously dis
appeared of late in the vicinity of this
young mans abode and it is feared he
is a bad egg.
The Lake Crystal Public Spirit
learns that John Hennings who has
been a resident of the town of Linden,
Brown county, for twenty years, sold
his fine farm last week, and will move
ut an early day to Utah. He was con.
verified to the Mormon faith year or
more since, and makes this move to be
where he can enjoy the fellowship of
the church. The amount received was
81, 300.
1t would be a gross injustice to con-
found that standard healing agent
THOMAS EcLECrRIC On---with the
ordinary onguents, lotions and salves.
They are oftentimes inflammatory and
astringent. This Oil is, on the con-
trary, eminently cooling and soothing
when applied externally to relieve
pain, and powerfully remedial when
swallowed. Readers Of this paper
should not fail to peruse the ADVERTISE
ment in another column.
Judging from the many persons who
have been tripping to and from DR..
Marden's Office during the last few
days, certain parties made up their
minds that there was boom in the
dental business; but it seems this sup.
position was without foundation. It
was that unique little oil stove which
drew so many within the range of the
smiles of our genial dentist. Well, that
stove is a beauty, and no mistake.
The stove and necessary utensils
which the doctor has in his office cost
about $l7.00, while the average cost
of kerosene during the time that the
stove is in use is only about one cent
per hour. When in use for cooking,
taking or heating, the stove may he
placed on any object which will sup
port it, as, stove table, ETC., because
no heat goes to the bottom. Those
fortunate enough to get one of these
will no longer need to sweat above a
hot cooking stove during the hot sum
mer days, as the heat given out from
the oil stove is about the same as that
OF an ordinary lamp. But we will not
go into further details at this time;
those wishing to learn more of it's mer
rits can do 50 by calling on Dr.. Mar
den, who is always pleased to tell all
about it.
Sometime ago several Minnesota pa
pers and among them the REVIEW pub
lished an account Of an attempted
bank robbery in Iowa by Peter Crop
per and Max ScEiele, former residents
of this city, and their subsequent al
rest and conviction, the former to Is
and the latter 10 10 years in the peni-
Tertiary. The item having been
brought to the notice of the Chicago
Eulenspiegel, q German publica.
ton on which Max Schiele, alias
''Max Bolzano,' alias "Princt
Leo, twas formerly employed,
it rises to say 'you'r another" 1t
claims to have reliable information
that Max Schiele has been resident of
Niles, Mich, for the past two years,
during which time he has never been
20 miles away from the place. 1t ALSO
says that he has the esteem OF the
German citizens of the place, I'LL of
which, if the Eulenspiegel is correctly
informed, would convince us that Max
is not that kind of a hair pin, and has
been unjustly arranged. The Eulen-
spiegel evidently don't know Mr..
Chopper as it fails to say anything
about him, but it is fair to assume that
if Max Schiele isn't a bank robber
Peter Chopper is likewise innocent of
the charge.
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