New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-23
WITH COJJR e AND LAWYERS.
The Civil Calendar Has Almost Bean Dis
posed OF.

p01oQ VI.
II addition TO. work reported else
where, the following IS the result of the
June session Of the district court up to
date:
The case Of Theresa Schwengle vs..
Charles Peck, the matter of the appeal
of Wilhelmina Baumann from ruling II
probate court, all Of the cases Of the
stoeckerts against the Minneapolis. New
Ulm s Southwestern Railroad Co., those
Of VIM. Pfaender against the Stoeckerts
and the case of John. p. Bertrand vs..
Robert Schaul,erg were all continued. 81
The case Of Anton Eberl vs.. John
Peterl has been transferred to the foot
Of the calendar and will be given a jury
trial just before the adjournment Of court.
In the matter Of the appeal from tax.
alton Of costs Of Mary Weltsch vs.. Town.
Of Stark, the decision Of the justice court.
was reversed The case Of Wermerskir-
chen VS.. Neid was dlssmlssed; as was al
so that Of OBrien s. LaBeaux VS.. F. ii.
Behnke, the plaintiffs in, the latter case
failing to appear.
The case Of Theodore Richards Jr. vs..
Theodore Richards ST., in which the
former sued for unpaid salary, the jury
retu1nrd verdict for the full amount
demanded, 1926. 43.
A verdict in favor of the plain.
tiff for the full amount was also returned
in the case of G. II. Ross VS.. Magnus
Newdall. The suit was over an old note
and the court instructed in favor of the
plaintiff. Verdict for $139.72, including
interest at 10 per cent. since 1891.
The case Of w. G.. Frank VS.. John
Lanzendorfer, to recover the amount of
a commission promised IN case the plain
tiff succeeded in procuring a loan for
the defendant, went to trial, but was set
tied, before reaching..the jury, in favor
Of the plaintiff.
All Of the divorce cases, Davis, Switz-
er and Siemers,. will be argued before
the court in vacation.
/ The case of Paul G. Jacobsen VS.. Ernst
Hornschlaeger occupied most of two
j Il n I, 1a5f
both sides, and the verdict peculiar
one. The plaintiffs plea was that Horn
schlaeger had deliberately run over Ja-
cobsen's son and injured him for life.
Hornschlaeger put up the defense that
the whole affair was accidental. Part of
the harness, he claimed, got out of place
an the horses were no longer under his
control. The jury brought in verdict
for 5000 substantial victory for the
defendant.
There are four more civil cases on the
calendar that will be given a jury trial
Jensen s DurbaLn VS.. VIM. Montgom-
ery, Anna Radl VS.. Michel M. Radl,
Christian Filzen vs. Boock Bros. and
Jacob Schneider VS.. Nels Anderson and
l Anton Adam.
Yesterday morning a jury was drawn
in the well-known case of the state a.
gainst Roswell D.Rice for grand larceny.
Last year the jury disagreed.
If you want the best, then smoke the
General Sickles five cent cigar.
/ Mrs. Robert Nix and family arrived
from Indianapolis yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Weber has been enjoying visit
the past week from Mrs. Josephine Sey-
ward Of Sprlngvale, Maine.
An operation was performed upon
Carl Scherer for appendicitis at the hos
pital on Monday. Carl was taken sick
unexpectedly Monday morning.
The classes for the race meet on the
3rd and 18th have been filing up nicely
and the people have reason to expect
3 some interesting and exciting contests.
Mrs. G. 81. Helmes arrived here from
4 St. Paul Monday and will spend a few
days with her mother, Mrs. Helen Setter
She is accompanied By two Of her chill
dren.
Two of the base ball players, Kemp o
Of Winthrop and Dotson Of Sanborn, in
dulged in foot race for 100 yards Of
Minnesota street Sunday evening. Dot
son won.
There viii be Ave different events il
!. the bicycle race meet on the Fourth
. viz. novice, quarter, half and one q ii
. and tandem races. At least five cYclist
will enter il each race.
/ Il Is now almost as good as certain
that the orthwestern will run excur