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WAIIttk's. LEGITIMATE COMEDY
w MONDAY TUESDAY amt SATI RDAi EVENINGS.
filE RIVALS
WEDNESDAY EVENING Hui SATl RpAN MATINEE,
THU SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
TIL KspAl LNENlNn. TMk EAlOlS WIFE.
FRIDAY EVENING THE ROAD 10 RUS
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-17

the ball. He bled profusely, having hemor-
rhages up to a late hour Thursday evening,
and it is feared that there is not much hope
for his recovery.
The pistol used by Thorn was a seven
inch barrel Colts fiuted navy revolver.
That used by Pitts was OF the Hopkins &
Aliens make, fve-shooter. Both when pick
ed up had two chambers empty. A report
states that the evening previous to the shoot
ing Pitts went to the undertaken in Eastville
and told him to take his measure for a burr
al case, as he expected it would be required
the next day. 1t is also stated that on the
first shot Pitts was wounded in the right
wrist, which disabled him from cooking his
pistol and that he went to the corner of a
house and pried the trigger up, during which
time Thorn coolly waited until his
adversary was ready, when the two
fired simultaneously, each falling at
the same moment, and with such heavi-
ness that the fall was heard hundred feet
off. The affair occurred within the interva
of two minutes. After the shooting the re-
mains of Mr.. Pitts were taken to the Powell
house, and Mr.. Thorn was removed to the
Taylor house. The father of Mr.. Thorn, DIR.
w. A. Thorn, was Immediately notified of the
ARRAY, and Mr.. E. p. Pitts, of the death of
his brother. Both gentlemen shortly after
reached Eastville, grief stricken at the ter
rible tragedy that had bereft one of a brother,
and possibly the other of his son. At IL
O'Clock Tuesday, coroner Jas. G. White held
an inquest on the remains of Mr.. Pitts
The jury returned verdict, ''that Major
Sidney Pitts came to his death by bullet
fired from pistol in the hands of Alfred P.
Thom.'
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-17
Decreed !.

into al lives some rain must fall
Into all eyes some teardrops start,
Whether they fall as gentle shower
Or drop like fire, from an aching heart,
Into all hearts some sorrow must creep,
into all souls some doubtings come.
flashing the waves of Life's great deep
From dimpling waters to seething foam.
Over all pathways some clouds must lower
Under all feet some sharp thorns spring,
Tearing the flesh to bleeding wounds,
Or entering the heart with their bitter
stings.
II pom all brows rough winds must blow,
Over all shoulders cross must be lain,
Bowing the form in its lofty height.
Down to the dust in bitter pam.
Into all hands in some duty thrust,
Unto all arms some burden given,
Crushing the heart with it's d-eary weight,
Or lifting the soul from earth to heaven
Into all hearts and homes and lives
tiod's dear sunshine comes streamng
down,
Gliding the ruins of Lifes great plain
Weaving for all golden crown
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-17
The Murdered Earl.

LONDON, April 3.-The following further
details of the assassination of the Earl of
Leitrim, his clerk and driver. have been tele-
graphed from Dublin: The Earl of Leitrim
left his residence at Milford shortly before
eight CLOCK yesterday morning, accompanied
by his clerk, and was driving on an outside
| car to Derry, to meet his solicitor. He al
ways carried arms. It is supposed the as
sassins concealed themselves behind low
embankment between the road and planta-
| ton: and that having first shot the Earl of
Leitrim, they shot clerk and driver, SO there
might be no witness. His lordship's valet
was driving about a mile behind, and on
coming up, found his master and clerk lying
dead on the road. Life was still in
the driver. The assassins meanwhile escap-
ed in boat across Murray bay. The valet
drove back to Milford and alarmed the 20
lice, who, coming to the place found the
driver still alive but unconscious. He died
shortly afterward. There is no doubt that
the murder was agrarian. The relations be-
tween the Earl of Leitrim and his tenants
were unfriendly. His lordship was kind and
liberal to the poor, but was very particular
and exacting, and punished with unsparine
| severity the slightest infraction of the rules
of the estates. The Riband society has a
strong hold upon the country, owing in a
great measure to bis harshness. He had an
iron will, which disregarded alike appeals or
! menaces, and he possessed extraordinary
courage and perseverance in the pursuit OF
his purposes.
The Times, in an editorial on the assas-
sination, says it is no exaggeration to say
that the news of the murder of the Earl OF
Leitrim, which caused so profound sensa-
| ton in the House of Commons yesterday
when confirmed by the Irish secretary, has
struck the country with as much pain and
amazement as an unprovoked declaration Of
war.
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A Mothers Death.

There is sad, solemn sweetness that
gathers around mothers deathbed.
The experience Of lifetime is crowded
kind acts of the past come tripping home
white winged messengers to departed
glory ne'er to return on earth again.
Who can fathom that mothers love, that
for long, long years has only found ut
terancc to the Throne Of God in suppli-
cation for our good, and whose every act
has been but one more tie that has bound
US inseparably together? Now that good
mother lies dying, there is hushed still
ness about the house. Every one moves
lightly from room to room. Conversa-
ton is in whispers, with an occasioned
sob that is impossible to repress. The
eyes Of all are dimmed by the unbidden
tear. None seem so calm and collected
as the dying sufferer herself. Through
the eye of faith she is looking far, far
into that better land that is soon to be her
future home. She thinks Of Him who
came upon earth, and taking upon Him
self the similitude Of man, assembled the
Cross of Cavalry, and poured out His life's
blood, that poor, bruised and crushed
humanity might have an avenue of escape
Why should she not be calm, even
within the grasp of the king of terrorist
Hope has fastened its anchor in her heart
and as she hears the dark river she
hears the voice Of Angels calling from
beyond, and sees their white banners
waving her onward to the bright land
above.
The eye grows dull, the hands grow
cold, and the breath goes out to return
no more. The lease Of life has been
foreelosed, and the suffering Of the flesh
can no longer be endured. The joys and
sorrows of this life are things Of the
past Hope and fear, and JOY and sad
ness will no longer hold high carnival in
that lump Of clay. The purposes for
which it vas called into existence have
ceased, and, .'like an old clock, the
weights having fallen, the machinery
stops
Who can fathom the depth, or measure
the breadth Of the sorrow that has fallen
upon that household, and of those dead
children that turn away from that death
bed, to realize that they are orphans, and
to face the cold charities of an unfeeEng
| world2
How true it is that we do not appre-
ciate mothers worth until she is in her
grave
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In the meanwhile Rockwell had rushed off

In the meanwhile Rockwell had rushed off
down Paulina street. carrying the child in
his arms, the mother in pursuit. Ballard got
into the hack and drove after them. They
all met little below Lake street on Paulina.
Here Rockwell again drew his pistol. Bal
lard asked him if he was going to use it.
He is said to have replied that he was. Then
Ballard drew his, at the same time catching
hold of the child and trying to wrench it
from the fathers arms. Other people came
up at this time, and Rockwell's revolver was
taken from him, and Ballard, who had no
intention of using his, and who kept cool
throughout the entire affair, handed his over
to DIR. Earle, who happened to be present.
The child was extricated from E.ockwell's
arms, Mr.. Ballard, the mother, and
boy got into the hack and drove
off. Rockwell, who had lost his hat, jumped
up behind, thus accompanying them. They
drove to the armory, where Mr.. B. wanted
Rockwell arrested, but it was not done. Then
they went to Mr.. Billiards. boarding house
on Harrison street, and there got out.
Rockwell renewed his demands for his child
and was so violent in his manner that a doc
tor who happened to be present expressed
the belief that he was insane. Quite an ex-
element was caused in this neighborhood
too by the loud conversation on the street,
which was finally ended, however, by Rock
well going away and the others going into
the house.
It is doubtful whether any further pro-
ceedings will be taken in the case unless some
fault can be found with the mother, which is
not charged. A child of such tender years
would be intrusted to her care in preference
to that of the father. If any further attempts
at removal of the child without the aid of the
law should be made, it is believed the precau-
tions which had been taken will be sufficient
to prevent their success.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-17

an assignee. Mr.. C. D. Rust, the attorney
for the creditors; objected to the claim of
Spencer 81. Cone for $4,000, on the alleged
ground that the claim was wholly fictitious
and was concocted bewteen Miss Claxton ana
Mr.. Cone, in view of her intended COM
mencement of proceedings in bankruptcy.
Owing to the lady's professional engage
ments, she was not present to defend her
good name, and the argument in the case
will be deferred until she can be examined.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-04-17

The ten mile trotting match at Bay dis
trict track San Francisco, between Controller
and Jack Stewart, for one thousand dollars a
lside, was won by Controller in 27:SO.
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Rem Dort 81. Nue. Sosn q
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peribt moroen iein. @eorse III ser
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Elm Bruoer oes beriiatisten MiiIouri
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bort aug Dem 9intert5aIe einen oe,uil.
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gang etnsr 6rautnsper5on sebanat.
Ser @opernor tDeiee,te f4 befIen
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ruuroe beute Morsen 3u elmer friben
etunoe sdn5li& ein9edl@ert. Das
Geuer entfanb in Dem Maidinenroum
unb perbreitete li@ nit 9rober @9nel=
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!. Mil'pautee ,puroe nm 9ilfe .rlubt,
|ieoo& batten Die 6lammen 10 melt um
|f@ se9riffen, ebe Die Mil,pauteer Spri.
sen anlangten, bak feline 9oifnung
mebr porbonSen ,uar, bas 9otel 3a ret.
ten.
Ser @eianmti@ab.n mirb paSr.
|l4einli@ an 100000 betra9en. Das
Gebduoe mar nit $4,000 unb Dos
mobilior nit $25, 900 oerf@.rt.
gs it niemals III jydt, Elm per-
ltaM4tts @elenf, Elm trummes ober ae,
Fi4molenes 9ein, einen .fteifen 6als.
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S4mer3en in ben @liebtrn, soer baut.
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TEL. an,penoet. Mebr, als 3ebn!auienb
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erbalten. nit benz. GtnI@iffen Der rui-
flden Sruppen einSnba!ten, ba bic eng.
li1de 6lotte ii& Hi@t BON ter Sniel
Nxineipos 5uriidBe5osen bat.
Gs miro 9emelhet. oab cine Mbtbei-
lung italieniidber S5rciwili9er bon
Nneona abscsansen 1T, uni lid ben
Bosniern anpsf4lieben.
2enoo . H. so. Musuft. Gin 9,pe<
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Mnatolieu tpsroen &ubeit0run9en be-
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rei9er baben 3orina beiebt.
Sc miro se,neloet, bab Die Sniursen-
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Mangel an 2ebensmitteln leioen uno
5ur Gapitulation 9eneist fno.
Mien, 80. Mugui. Ser Suii6en
Dem @rafen Mnbro1p uno ben tiirtir.
iaen 8epoumddtisten eel6loNene Der.
trae iou foleenoe Yuntie entbalten:
y 9ie @ouperdnitdt beg @ultans
als 3errlaer in 8osnien uno Der
9er3e9o,pina mirb anertanat.
p Auf olen Teitun9en ion tie tiir-,
tilhe iomobl als Die 6iterrei&ifde
Glasse ,peben uub btiben iou bei etrt=
moniell.n Mnsele9enbeittn bic .9lei4e
g9re erlpieien ,peroen.
BY Sic ee9enpdrtigeu tiirtii&eu Be-.
amten iollen auf ibren Yoiten Derblei-
BEN. @enn 1olhe refsniren, ober auf
besriinbete lria4e Fin abgeiebt meroen,
oann iolen eineeborene Bosnier obne
l1nterl4ieo Der &eli9ion ibre Na9fol9er
tperben.
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s. Sn Den Moi@een fo0en Die iibli.
den @ebete fur ben Sultan als 2an-
bes9errn beibebalten tperoen.
g. Sic Occupation bes 2anoes iou
fren9 tempordr nnb prooiloriI& iein.
Gs tuirb teine Dauer otrlelben fet9e,
lebt, ieoo9 iou lie auf66rtn, iobalo Die
europdii9en Md9te ertldren, oab Die
no!bmenoi9en &cformen be,uirtt tuur.
ben.
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in .uel&em er ale Muielmdnner Der
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|uno 6iterrei9iidtr Beamten 3u unter-
|itiiten, ben ,pieoer ber3uitellen unb Sc.
benz @ere9tisteit an9ebeiben su laEen.
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Glasgow, 80. Nusuit. Die gi-
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baben bei4lohen, ibren,Y 'A,beitern eine
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fiinbigen.
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busp ,,nterm s. ). M. bdt bic Ser.
|5taattn bereits brei Mall mn BE Jrei-
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bas gefu@ temilliot tptrbt. Ran
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bon, wel@er Elm tifristr Srldnber iei
|un6 ben Ser. 6taaten tbrenhaft otbieni
babe, Elm Dpfer Der l1mitdnbt iti unb
ba Ct fi9 btteits felt II Sabren in Sc.
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liner fSamilie III ben Ser. Staaten tpie.
her ge9eben ,perotn. Seine 5reildfunq
miroe BON BEN prdfbenten unb ben,
GonSreEe btr Ber. 6tdattn al9 bi,
reunoi4aftli4fe 3anbluus beira&te1
s,Derben.