New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-06-26
D0INGS OF JUDGE ANDJURY.

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Proceedings Of the Rhgular Team Of Din-
tnoht tll5urt.
Court convened; fon actual business
last Wednesday msrning with Judge
Webber on the bench. 8=s s.Z
The case Off S.. EA, Peterson vs.. the
Western Union Telegraph Goswas tried
BY Pierce foc the plaintiff and Ferguson
for the defendants and resulted in a YER
dict for the plaintiff, assessing his dam
ages at 1900. The iuny was composed
OF John Cutting, Joseph, Rrann, Andrew
Ductsch. IYer Stone, Halvor Halvorsen,
Walter Jenson, Iheo. Mueller. Ole John
son, Henry Schaibel,. l.. G.. Somerville,
VIM. Rossbaehsand Chas> p. Black.
The case ofthe Stilwell .B;erce s. Smith
Vale Co., against the Eagle Roller Mill
Co. was settled. and. dismissed without
trial.
The cases ofsKnight VS. Rewitzer, EN-
ilie Schultz VS.. William Schultz, Pfaen-
der VS.. Hornburg: and: stiefel VS.. Korbel
are to be tried by the Judge during va
cation. The appeal case Of Neumann VS..
Boock Bios. will also be tried in vaca-
ton, but is to be submitted on briefs.
The cases, of the Phelps Well Co. VS.,
schavesdick and of Lehman VS.. Roth
were settled and dismissed.
Geo.. Nollmer2 was indicted for ASSAULT
in the second begree and released under
bail. His trial will come off at the next
term. " ,.~~.
The case Of the State against Wnnsh-
er, for selling: mortgaged property >. " as
dismissed for lack of evidence.
Gslstav Schroeder, charged with selling
beer without a ieence, was found not
guilty.
!: Peter Dahl pleaded guilty to, petty
LARCENY and was>sent to saltwater.
: The case. Of Metzen VS.. Metzen was set
tiled without going into court.
In the case of Hauser vs. Portner
land Others there was Il jury, and YER
dict of no cause of action.
Tie case of Schilling vs.the Winona s.
St. Peter Railroad Company is now. be-
ing tried.
Court will. continue all of this week.
E. A. Hough, representing the Ameri-
can Type Founders Union, was in tha ciz
ty yesterday, accompanied by his wife.
A state delegate meeting Of Tarners
was heldin Minneapolis last Satarday
and Sunday. The meeting was
called to order by Col. VIM. Pfaender of
this city whois a>member of the executive
committee of the Turn Bezirk.
The following delegate were present
New Ulm, Fred Pfaender, Henry Epgsl,
Paul Voss, VIM. Herian and Ed. Petry
iWinona, julius Schroth, and Geo.. Hoff-
mann; West Side Turnverein of St, Paul,
H. S. Hadlich and F. Eue; Germania of
st. Paul, JOS. Aleman and III. J.Hesmann
West Minneapolis, G.. Thiele, F. Heekrich
and H. Raegel; st. Anthony, NJ Pfaum
Oh. schober, John Speiser and G. Mueller
Duluth, Jos. Grahamer,. Percy Anne&e
and NJ. F. Alletzhaaser; Whapeton, Carl
Heekrich; Osseo, John Hechtnaanl. Ex-
;eeative committee, VIM. Pfaender, Peter
|Scherer, VIM. Koch, w. B. Koch. Hugo
Fischer and Chas. L. Roos. :.ls :-s
The meeting was organized b, electing
Fred Pfaentier president and Hi. Had
Itch secretary.
Win0na was selectet as the next place
ofmeeting and for holding the biennial
funniest. New Ulm was again selected
as the headquarters of the. executive com
mittee and the New Ulm Post was made
the official organ, s= 5s.s5@ 81 1
Sunday morning the following dele,
gates were elected as delegates to the de.
legate meeting of the North American
Turnerbund to be held at Louisville, Kan
tucky next May H. ]. Hadlich, II. F,sch
|er, j. Alemann, NJ. PAamm. Percy An
necke and C.Heckrich, Alteruates, VIM
Pfaender, Titus Mareck, John Hecht
mann, G. Schober, j. Schroth and Free
Pfaender. .7s., N. '31 ss's
Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schliemann Of Morgan
paid visit to the Quandt family las
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Schrader left tol
Gibbon last Saturday to visit with Hen:
| ~ sieverr.
SIMON Bertrand is drilling tubulal
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