New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK
GRIMES IND CRIMINALS.
Manuel Pardo, ex-President of Peru

Manuel Pardo, ex-President of Peru
has been assassinated. 4 5
| The high court Of judiciary, Edinburgh,
have definitely refuded to admit to bail any
more Of the directors Of the Glasgow bank. s
An incendiary fire destroyed the.
Manchester paper mills in Duchess county
N. Y, lately. Loss $4,000. A panic ensued
but all escaped.
The jury in the case of Dakota Terri
tory vs.. John w. Beel, charged with the
murder Of Charles E. Lee of Chicago, render
ed q verdict Of acquittal.
Three managers of the recent election
at Kingstree, Williamsburg county. South
Carolina, have been arrested for interfering
with United States supervisors. Other arrests
are expected.
Commissioner Raum received tele-
gram at w ashington from Charleston, W. Va,
stating that 900 indictments had been found
against illicit distillers and other violators of
the revenue laws.
The New York police are vigorously
at work to find A. T. Stewards stolen remains
It is believed clue has been fonnd which
will lead to their recovery. The police are
are very reticent
Popular Indignation and excitment
throughout Italy over the attempt to assassin
ate the king is very great. The assassin is a
member of the International society. He
denies having any accomplices or instiga
tors.
c. Reed Whipple, for fifteen years
clerk to the secretary of the treasury of the
Union League club, Philadelphia, Pa, has
disappeared, leaving behind him letter in
which he confesses to an appropriation of
$4,000 belonging to the club.
Burke and Whalen, the alleged robbers
Of A. T. Stewards grave, have had an exami-
nation. Capt. Byrnes Of the police, testified
to partial confession of the priaoners There
is no doubt that they were concerned in the
dissertation of the grave, nor does there seem
to be any doubt that the remains will soon
be found.
Frank Lane and Kittie Martin of
Bridgeport, Conn, were engaged to be married.
They had lovers quarrel. He slapped her
in the face. Miss Martin took the engagement
ring from her finger, threw it in his face and
declared she would never marry him. He
drew pistol from his pocket, sank on his
knees at her feet, and fired, sending a bullet
crashing through his brain.
In accordance with the opinion of the
attorney general, Gov. Hartranft, Of Pennsyl-
vania has decided to issue warrant for the
execution, on the 18th Of December next, Of
the notorious Molly Mcguire, John Kehoe,
who was onvicted OF the murder of S. w.
Landon in Schuylkill county in 1862. Warrants
were also issued for the execution on the
same day of Martin Bergen, of Schuylkill
county, Charles Sharpe and James ODohnell
OF Carbon county, and Alex. Sayre, Of Phla-
delphia. GE
Whalen and Burke, arrested for alleged
completely in the Stewart grave robbery, were
araigned before Justice Morgan, in the Jeffer-
son market police court New York on the
10th inst. Capt. Byrnes made formal com
plant against the men, and counsel for the
prisoners began to cross-examine him. The
captain refused to give the name OF the party
Or parties who gave him the information
against the accused, and the counsel refused
to proceed any further The Judge held the
prisoners in $4,000 to answer.
On the morning of the 10Th of Novem
oer, QUO montgomery fesluln2 II 81 Eaul,
Minnesota, aged 81 years, shot himself in the
forehead. He lay through the day in a nearly
insensible condition. In the evening his son
Edward, aged about 20, went to his fathers
room with lamp, and says he became faint,
and fell on the bed He did not know what
became Oft the lamp but soon found himself
on fire. He rushed to the street with his
clothing on fire, which was soon extinguish
ed by ready hands. An alarm of fire was
given, and the rooms were soon drenched
with water. The! old man was found dead,
his body being badly burned. The boy is
badly burned, and his condition precarious.
CASUALTIES.
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