New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-06-08

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There were seventy civil cases on the
Renville county court calendar this term.
Miss Susie Sitzel is home from Min
neapolis for several days visiting her
mother.
Attorney Davis Of Sleepy Eye will as
sist Attorney Hagberg in the prosecu-
ton Of VIM. .Eich. .s..sss
Albert Pfaender, Frank Weber and
Peter Johnson have all returned from
the State University.
Chas. Wagner went to Minneapolis
last week to attend the commencement
exercises of the State University.
Mrs. Melvin Warn presented her hus-
band with twins, a boy and girl, on
Tuesday. Mother and children are all
we'll. @
VIM. Klimmeck, the piano tuner, has
located at St. Peter and entered into a
contract to act as director of the ST.
Peter Gesang Verein.
Hon.Hy.Heimerdinger, Editor Brandt,
Bernard Marschner ond G.. A. Spelbrink
represented New Ulm in the populist
convention at Sleepy Eye yesterday.
VIM. Benn of Minneapolis has succeed
Chas. Mcknight as brakeman on the
Minneapolis, New Ulm & Southwestern.
Mcknight secures position on the main
line. ~
VIM. ssBaker and Chas. Teller, two
transients without a home, who were
here last week, were arrested at Mankato
on Friday for stealing brass from the de-
pot at Kasota. ....
L. B. Krook has been appointed coun-
ty league president to reorganize the
Republican league in this county. He
will serve until the league convention on
the 23rd of June.
District court will convene here on
the s1st of June. Among the important
cases to be tried are those of the State
against VIM. Eich for murder and VIM
Buggert for assault. l-,. ~ H. III
The grand lodge session of the T. O
| O. F. is being held IN Minneapolis to-
day. The New Ulm lodge is represent
ed by Peter Herian. Paul Jacobson, W
R.. Hodges and Henry Goetsche are IL
attendance from Sleepy Eye. @
| Don Menans was arrested at Spring
/ field the forepart of the week on charg'
a Of stealing harness from Adolph Al
termatt'9 After hearing before Judg'
Ray, the young man was bound over t,
await the action of the grand jury.
! Marshal Hicks of Sleepy Eye brought
Joseph Huiras down from Leavenwort]
on Monday and in the afternoon had hin
examined before Judge Laldenschlage
for insanity. The man had all sorts o
: delusions and was at times violent. Drs
.Weiser and Schoch conducted the exam
ination and pronounced him insane. H
was taken to st. Peter by Sheriff Ander
J. son. ->7'~
! Last Thursday Col. Bobleter command
ed the Third Division of infantry agains
the Second division under General Pc
land in sham battle. Eighteen thous
and men participated, the troops oper
ated over a wide area, and the maneuv
ering was marked by sharp practice Of
both sides. Gen. Breckenridge, as refe
rec, gave the decision to Gen. Poland
but Bobleter acquitted himself will
great credit. -
} Mr.. Jos. Popp left yesterday afternoo,
for Winnipeg, Manitoba, to visit he
daughter, Mrs. Heidrich, and also NEE
i her son, Edward, who will come cas-
from California this week for the frs
time in many years. From Winnlpee
they will ..go to Fertile, where two othel
daughters of Mrs. Pop reside, and at
ter a visit of a week or two they viii
come to New Ulm. Mrs. Popp's visi1
will be in the nature of surprise to al
her children, as none of them expect
her.
The Supreme court has affirmed the
decision of the lower court in the case
Of Chas. Beltz vs.Simon Mathiowitz. The
court says: The rule is well settled that
the corner Of q government subdivision
Of land is where the United States sur.
veyor established it, whether the loca-
ton is right or wrong. If q government
quarter section or section post has dis
appeared the site Of its location may be
established BY clear and satisfactory ev-
idence, and if so established will control
and govern as fully as if the original
post remained.
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