New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-10
III lie CollI
'l',l:I ,dl:Ijjo|,'Illrns.
schefin md flcLaughlin Receive their Sentence,
4s mud the Term Is Ended.

4 as administered 1 BY Judge Webber, tht
climate Of New Ulm is not healthy fol
horse thieves and pick kpockets. The clos.
inc scenes Of the January term >of dis.
trict Court, which adjourned yesterday
morning, were the conviction and sen.
tenclng Of Charles Sherin and Herbert
i Mclaughlin ~ = for grand larceny in. the
second degree, the former receiving d
sentence Of two years and four months
3ffor horse stealing and the latter one year
an and four months for the less dignified
otfense Of picking pockets. In the case
Iof Sherin motion for new trial has
been made. s. : s.: :. =.# :s&
Of the thirty civil cases on the calen-
dar but two were tried by jury, all 9TH
ers being either settled and dismissed or
continued over the term. The two cases
tried were: a..s,,:.' - sE%5. ~
"a. r. Soper vs. John Won Readen, yer.
dict for plaintiff. . .Ts .s
Engelbert & Schmidt VS. Ant. Schmitt,
verdict for defendant. ! =.
In the case of Beachler VS. Guggisberg
estate in which DR.. G.. F. Beachler sued
to recover the amount of his fees for
treatment of deceased, the court direct
ed a verdict for the amount claimed. .S1OO
with interest. ',~a =. : e. go. :
| The following are the cases continued
lgnatz Ambrosch against Herman Ges-
ke, Julia v. Hansing VS.. Arl;':, Hecker,
c. G. Leaf vs.. Quinlan & Erich son, to be
tried on stipulated facts, Hans Wallln
VS.. Emil Blankenburg and Chas. w
Harmon, Wolfgang Schmid VS.. G. w
! Everett & Co. s ..-~-.:. ~ !, =
The six cases in which appeals were
made from the award Of the commission.
ers in what are known as the Minneano-
lis & St. Louis right-of- cases were
all settled out. of court, the, company
paying the amounts fixed by the COM
missioners which were as follows: John
Sturm and wife, $1,675:~ Albert Guth,
$1,950; Jacob Scheible aud wife, 81, ,675
Catherine Metzen, $1,000; Frank and
Wi1belmme Dittbenne1, and Auguste
Dingler, $4,000; Chss. Schreyer, $1,000
Otto Schreyer, $9e., ....~
| Mankato Free Press It is rumored
that Judge J.. O. Andrews has been off
cred al attorneyship on the new line OF
the minneapolis Il st. Louis road being
con structed between Minneapolis and
| Omaha. In case he should decide tc
accept this offer, it would require. him
to locate at New Ulm, in which even,
he and Attorney Geo. w. Beise, now o1
! Wells, it is said, would form partner
ship. When asked in regard to the
above, Judge Andrews stated that ht
| has the matter under contemplation, anc
/ that if he decided to go to New uIm he
would probably move from Mankato il
/ about two weeks. From the Judge;
i conversation, it W IS inferred that he has
practically decided to make the change
of location. Mankato people will reg
ret exceedingly to lose Judge Andre VI
and his esrimable family, who have made
many warm friends during their resi-
| dence in the city. Judge Andrews. i.
an able attorney and a very p.e;isan
gentleman personally, and the people d
New Utnl are to be congrat tulated ol
securing so good a citizen. :.. i. .5s. :
/ Aspiano recital Will be given by th,
pupils OF Miss Loeffler's class III 5Turne]
Hall Saturday evening. January 18th
The admission,i is but 20 cents aud tick:
cts nlay be obtained Of any o.. the pupil
||or5 at the han on the evening Of tie en-
.|tertainnert. Following is the program
i Qui Vive.. {. q. III. ..s. !. !. . . v
Misses Olsen and Heim srd niger
4 Etude .' &. 81. s. ]. Il. llenhaup
4 Lulu H ose. ss
4 4 The Two ylarks 8, ]. Leschetisk,
1 ltlaude Hast 6 bergg.
ocal selecte'
I5th Nocturne 4. 8. \. y. &C
/ 3l'lll Ina Heinerd s 4 nge B
Fue Folle q. 4. uh
lola ;sschell I.
II Brownies Dance Kamma
era strick lei.
II Gatlop Mac
giarence Setter.
Arthur Sstengeil. B
Dance Of the sN Nater N phs 4. Lon
& 4 LOida Bnessman
1 Joyous FBsrMille g M Schnman
4 DorOlhy SSinit
ran kiie q Istengel
,aSprlng Song q lIendeisoI
y MI ID 6i rtl ms an aS