New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-05-17
The new trains on the "Northwestern

& The new trains on the sNorthwestern
Line were put on Monday. These are
going to be very popular with New Ulm
business men and the travelling public
allowing them to go west at s:17 A. NJ.
and return at ~ P. NJ.
Mike Juenemann of the American and /
U. S. Express Co.'S is laid up with rheu-
matism and Otto Held is assisting him |
temporarily. Juenemann was in Win
throp Monday apparently we'll and was
taken Ill Immediately after his return.
The Cannon Valley R. R. from Red
wing to Mankato has been sold to the
Chicago & Great Western, which will
assume possession on June 1st. The road
was formerly operated by the Rock Is
land and was later sold to the NJ s. St.
L RR.
DR.. Horace Newhart arrived in this
city Monday after an absence of over
year, spent in completing his studies in
German universities. He will remain
here till June LIST, wien he is to assume
a position in one of the hospitals of New
York.
Paul Kuehlbach shot and killed Chas.
Hornburg's gre; hound and later on off,
cred to pay SIS to the owner as damage.
Hornburg refused the offer, demanded
$25, was refused and now sues before
Justice Jacobs to recover $75 the alleged
value of the dog. The case will come
up for trial in few days.
John Il. siegel has started on three
months visiting tou1 last week. He
will visit Chicago, Milwaukee and Mad
> ison, Wis, and from thele he will 60 to
Cincinnati, as the guest of Chas. Silver
son. Finally>he will visit his mother al
Evansville, Ind, where he intends re.
naming about two weeks.
The board of prision managers have
raised the salary of Warden Wolfer from
$4,000 to $4,000 per annum. Accord
y ing to the boards report the cost Of man
ufacturlng binding twine was $s61,e78.71
leaving a net profit of $63 3,672.77 for the
prison. There were manufactured 5,534,
145 pounds of binding tw1ne.
T. Peter Mueller died Saturday night a
10 o'clock at the residence of his son-in
law, Jos. Schardt, at the age of seventy
lseven years and was buried in the cit,
cemetery yesterday morning. Death wa
due to old age. Deceased at one tim
!, was wealthy but met with financial re
verses later on and died in poverty.
The tramp nuisance is increasing AM
} at present large number of this gentr..
is infesting our city. If caught begin!
: they ought to be arrested as there is n
hi lneed for an able Bodied man to 60 idl
n TAT this time, when there is plenty o
). work to he had. The citizens shoul
ID lot encourage laziness by feeding them
;o+s~0garita and Hatfield come to tn
n Opera House, May 17-18, today an
'r Thursday, in two of their best dramatl
y and musical entertainments. This at
traction is something out of the ordins
at ry line of theatricals and every on
1e should see them. Special attention
I'd called 10 "Leah the Fcrsaken" the fir:
IN night. See scenes photographed at RI
so served Seat Sale. Prices 10-1o-20 cts
D. The South Side nine, composed of vel
ne superior material, played an exhibitio
K game Sunday with combination of Il
" Red Rocks and the Goose Town MIN
The latter were not in it, being defea
q ed by score of 80 to IA. This is +
~ garded as great victory as the oppo
''' ing combination had enlisted some e.
L cellent players, almost professionals. A
as other game will be played with plck'
| nine Ol Cuc Nls ". OIs L. CAC"s
-. The following commissioners we're a
~ ~ pointed by Judge Webber Monday
81 the instance of the G. & N. W. R. R.,
" appraise damages to the farm of Car
line Winkelmann: Frank Tuttle, Chi
Hausing and Ole Jorgenscn. Brown
Abbott appeared for the G. 6 N. W.
;, R., G. A. Hagberg and Hy. N. Sons
" for the land owner. Hearing will
had May 24th. 80 -.-...
I'M This is what some exchanges have
say about Ogarita and Hatfield, appea
,c- ing at the Opera House tonight and
r. morrow: For two people the ogari
,st and Hatfield company give good she
"a. for the money. They have got thin
od down fine, just man and wife, hen