New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-17
THE WORLDS DOINGS.
CRIMEs IND CRIMINALS

Two lnCendlary tires occurred IN ST.
ul, Mimi, on the night Of July 9th.
An incendiarv fire in Minneapolis,
Mimi, on the 9th inst, destroyed tenement
block.
George Fulser treasurer ofStark county,
has absconded, defaulting to the amount OF
$4,000.
An incendiary fire July Sd DESTROYED
large portion of the town Of Boggs, Butte
cuonty, California.
Robert Carter, an American merchant
in Paris, whose body was found IN the Seine
last week, committed suicide in consequence
of i'll health.
M. Davis, postmaster at Cody, Wis, is
under arrestfor using some 1900 three cent
postage stamps to pay personal debts to
firm in st. Paul, MINI.
a man was arrested at Madison Wis.
some time ago, believed to be Frank Conway
of Elysian, Mimi, for passing counterfeit
money. He has just served a term in Still
water prison.
George Fessler, the thieving treasurer
Of Stark, Ohio, reached Carton, the county seat
July 5th, under arrest. He had in his posses
sion over $4,000 Of the stolen money. Fessler
is completely broke down, and very weak.
William j. Abrams, who was convicted
with the notorious Mrs. Glen, Tor the murder
of Jacob Young and wife in 1867, and who has
been in the Indiana State prison serving out
a life sentence, has been pardoned by the
Governor.
An attempt was made at Sweetsburg,
Quebec, on the evening of July Sd to assassi-,
nate Edward II. Golf, president of the Boston
Montreal & Portland rail road. He was
fred upon through the window of his library
but was uninJured.
A fsticuf resulting in black eyes and
bloody noses occurred between two members
of the reportorial force of the Pekin, Ill. Press.
The court fined the assailant $500 and cost.
and then fined the assailed $500 and cost
because he did not batter the facial territory
of the assailant worse as he deserved it.
A righteous Judge.
CASUALTIES.
Two small fires occurred in Milwaukee
on Tuesday, the 9th inst.
The main building of the county in
Urinary at Columbus, O., was burned. All OF
the 260 inmates escaped.
Rev August ]. McConomy Is years
chancellor of the diocese Of Philadelphia died
in that city Sunday afternoon, July 7th.
The residence of the late J. W. Ed
munds, Newton Center, Mass, was destroyed
by fire July 9th. Loss $35, 900, fully insured
At Memphis, Tenn, on the evening
Of July 4th, Major Will O. Woodson, agent of
the associated press was run over by street
railway car and was SO injured that he died
soon after.
David Trumbull and Charles NJ Cain
! were both drowned in New London, Conn,
harbor, in attempting to rescue a child from
drowning. The child was saved by other
parties.
The Galveston Neaos special from Queen
City, Texas, gives an account Of saw mill
boiler explosion by which three men were
killed and another wounded. The killed men
were thrown thirty feet away.
A Buffalo, N. Y. dispatch of June 9th
gives the account Of a collision between two
vessels the st. Andrews and Peshtigo Both
vessels sank in nine minutes, in water 100 feet
deep. Both crews were saved by the small
boats
PERSONAL and POLITICAL.
The Queen of Spain died Wednesday,
June rs.
The celebrated DR.. James G. Aver, died
! at Winchendon, Mass, July Sd.
Associate Justice Miller is recovering
from his recent dangerous Illness