New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-11-28
In COURT.

for the U. S. Savings, Loan and Build
ing Co.
In COURT.
The November term of thu District
Court was opened yesterday with Judge
Weber presiding. Except instructing
the grand jury no important business
was transacted up to the time of our
going to press.
The following are the civil cases on
the calendar.
l. Griffith & Smith VS. johann
Schmitt and Michael Fehl. j. M.
Thompson, plf's atty; Geo. W. Somer-
vile, deft's atty.
2. William F. Edwards as admins
TRAITOR of the estate of James Edwards
deceased, VS. the Winona s. ST. Peter
Railroad Co. J.. M. Thompson, Lind &
Hagberg, plff's attys; Wilson & Bowers
deft's attys.
| 8. Emilia Dietz VS. Louis Guth.
Lind & Hagberg. plff's attys; j. M.
Thompson, deft's atty.
4. John Schwartzler VS. Andrew
Groebner, Nicholas Gulden and Louis
Schmelz. Geo, w. Somerville, plff's
atty; Lind and Hagberg deft's attys.
| 5. G. H. Chadbourn, r. W. Chad
bourn. and G. H. Ross, partners as
Brown Co. Bank, VS. John Bauer and
George Werner Jos. A. Eckstein.
plff,s atty; NJ. M. Madigan, deft's atty.
6. Brown Co. Bank VS. John Bauer.
Jos. A. Eckstein, plff's atty; NJ. Nj.
Madigan, deft's atty,
Z. Gould & Austin VS. Thomas Bro
ply. Lind and Hagberg, plff's atty; Nj.
G. Robertson, deft's atty.
s. Marsh & Foster VS. the New Ulm
Roller Mill Co. P. A. Foster. plff's at.
ty. Lind & Hagberg, deft's atty.
! 9. G. Aultman & Co VS. John Alter
matt, John Huiras and Joseph Huiras.
j. NJ. Thompson, plff's atty; G.. w.
SomerVille, deft's attorney.
10. T. M. Marcellus VS. the Village
of Sleepy Eye Lake. j. nj. Thompson
plf's atty; Geo. w. Somerville, deft' 8
atty,
II. John W. Koble VS. Town of Leav-
enworth. J. NJ. Thompson, plff:'s atty;
| L. e. Davis, deft's atty.
! -. John w. Kobe VS. Otto Mie]ke.
J. M. Thompson, plff's atty; G. W.
Someryille, deft's atty.
49,. Michael Foil VS. Johann Schmitt
j. M. Thompson, plffs atty; Geo. w.
Somerville, deft's atty.
/ There is only one criminal case on the
calender so far, that OF the State VS.
/ Winkelmann and Loesch. This is the
first case which will be called for trial.
Advices from Redwood Falls last Sat-
urday reported that Frank Dodge, a
barber from Morton, Renville county,
was shot dead and the body left on one
of the principal streets of the village.
The deceased came here last evening
with his cousin and was seen quite late
in a saloon. The body lay on its face
! by the roadside with bullet hole
through the head. Fresh wagon tracks
and other signs indicate that the shoot
ing occurred elsewhere, and that the
/ UOuy was CItl IlCo III CuO WCtSOu w Gut
spot where it was found. There is no
clue to the murderer, although several
persons have been under surveillance
to-day. There is supposed to be a
woman in the case. The deceased was
IS years of age and unmarried.
LATER. "A cousin Of the murdered
man by the name of clifton Holden has
been arrested on suspicion of having
committed the deed, and barely escaped
being lynched last Monday evening.
Only through the energetic efforts of
the Redwood County sheriff was he lib
Grated from the mob and placed on the
Sleepy Eye bound train. He is now in
the Brown County jail, together with
W, H. Rose, the supposed murderer Of
Moses R. Lufkin. Roses case is car
ried over till the Spring term of court,
as the jury could not agree on a verdict.