New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-05-01
THE WORLDS DOINGs.


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Fulls counties have been broken up by Indian
and Mexican raiders
Gen. Ord reports Lipan and Mexican
Indians and also Mexican whites again en-
gagged in thieying raids into Texas. The
United States and Mexican troops are actiye-
ly pursuing the raiders.
The Mexican Indians raiding in Texas
have retired to the Mexican side with about
800 head of horses and some other stock, and
Mexican troops and citizens to the number of
about 500 ar Elm pursuit.
At Providence, r: T., on the 18th INST,
Corporal Hassan Sulen, Turkish arms in
spector, stabbed his mistress repeatedly with
a dirk, and then jumped from the third story
of the house, but he may recover.
The schooner Lady Woodbury., from
Portland, for Jamaica, January 18th, not hav-
ing been heard from since, is given up for
lost The crew consisted Of Capt. T. Wood
bury, of Cape Elizabeth, and four men.
w. 81. Hyams, the absconding st.
Catharines (Ont.) dry goods merchant, was
arrested at Toronto, on the 18th inst, on the
charge Of defrauding creditors, and handed
over to the Lincoln county authorities.
Blasius Pestorious, the ex-priest OF
Philadelphia, recently convicted Of murder,
has addressed communications to President
Hayes, demonstrating against taking his case
to the supreme court, and demanded to be ex-
ecuted without delay.
j. II. Stedwell, late president Of the
New Jersey Mutual Life Insurance company,
has returned from Europe and surrendered to
IL, ~, II h,
witness in the criminal .suit against Noyes,
and in the civil suit against the stockholders.
A special from Madrid reports 275
fishermen are missing from the heighborhood
of Santandar and Bilboa. It is certain that a
majority were drowned in the late gale. ID
addition to this loss, IS boats and their crews
belonging to the province Of Ginpuzeco, have
been wrecked.
81. A. Mcintyre, president of the Lake
City bank of Colorado, charged with embezzle-
ment of over 100000, has been arrested. in
New York by the central Office detectives on a
requisition from the Governor of Colorado.
The prisoner was arrested at the Aberdeen
Hotel which is owned by his brother. He was
delivered to the Colorado State officers, who
started for Denver direct.
The jury in the case of ]. r. P. Mich
lin, clerk in the war department, foreScessive
cruelty to his daughters, failed to agree.
Judge Wylie said this was a case surrouded
by difficulties. He was satisfied a verdict of
acquittal would shock the community, and he.
knew verdict of guilty would likewise shock
the community, for the consequences tofollow
such a verdict would be as injurious to the
children as to their father. He hoped there
would be no other trial of the case, and sug-
gested that an application be made to the
court of chancery to provide guardian for
the children and require the father to support
them. ~
At Detroit, Mich, on the 18th inst.
John Stanard and Thomas Loriner, were shot
while crossing the street between Congress
street and Michigan on Grand avenue, by
John Stadler, proprietor of lager beer sa-
loon. The shot came from the second story
Of Stadler's store. Stadler, upon being ar
rested, declared that the shooting was acct
dental, and that the persons shot are total
strangers to him. He stated that the gun
was loaded with squirrel shot, and while in
the act of removing the cap to withdraw the
charge the gun accidentally went of. It is
thought Stanard cannot live. Loriner's
wounds are not considered dangerous.
A terrible cyclone swept over the coun-
try east and west Of Sioux City, Iowa. on the
afternoon of April 81 entering the State above
the Missouri valley junction, and passing
northcasterly across to Storm Lake, Pomeroy
and fonda, in Winona county. Trees were
| torn up by the roots along the
rivers. The house of J.K. Thurston was
wrecked completely. The wing Of the house
of Mrs. Reilly was struck and torn to pieces,
and P. Reilly, standing in the wing, was pick
ed up, carried over the main building and
over some trees near by, and set down unin-
jured. J.. j. Hughes house in the same
neighborhood was entirely destroyed. The
family were away from home. The force Of
the storm was terrific, destroying fences, up
roofing trees, overturning corn cribs, &c.
Horses and cattle were picked up and carried
a considerable distance. A large loss Of life
is reported, and the damage to property all
along the route of the storm is great.
Personal ana lnpers0nal.
/ The American residents of Florence,
Italy, gave banquet to Gen. Grant on the
4 18th inst.
The Republican convention of Califor-
mia, nominated G.. c. Beckman of jackson
county, for Governor.
The President has nominated Geo. B.
Chamberlain, of Georgia, to be Indian agent
at San Carlos. Arizona.