New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-30
Criminal Calender.

August Kuesman of Chicago, committed
suicide by poison.
II. F. Boendel was arrested in Chicago
charged with having obtained $4,000 on
forged notes at Chiffon, Wis, several years
ago.
In a fight in Letcher county, Ky, between
the Jones and Wright factions, Dolph
Draughn, deputy sheriff, Sam Cool and Will
lam Francis were killed.
Newton F. Chance has been arrested at
sherman, Texas, charged with the murder
OF 3. Julius Foster, editor of the Sherman
Patriot, on October 10, 1866.
Sixteen colored soldiers from Fort Meade
avenge a fancied insult to drunken COM
rade by firing a volley into Hills saloon at
Sturgis, killing Richard Bell, a cowboy from
Nebraska.
.. L. Culbreath was lynched at Edgefeld
Court House, S. G. He was charged with
killing William Hammond, a young man
who was guarding the house OF Mrs Cul-
breath, from whom her husband was sep
arated.
Susan R. Buck, who claims to be sister
OF eX-Lord Mayor Shaw of London and OF
Sir William Shaw, was recently on trial in
New York for grand larceny. She is well
educated and refined, and has acted as
governess in wealthy families.
Thomas Bardett, an Englishman, is
charged with having two wives in Montreal
for a long time, with the women knowingit,
and by both OF whom he has families. He
has absconded. He supported the two
families up to the time OF his departure.
The late DR.. Adelaide Richardson, who
committed suicide at Mt. Holyoke Semi
nary, Mass, was 81 fine physician and an
accomplished woman. Some years ago she
imagined she had committed a crime and
the trouble the notion gave her drove her
to insanity.
Two months ago Robert Houghton, then
manager OF the Toronto branch of the Ca
madam Rubber company OF Montreal, was
discharged from that position. 1t has
since been discovered that he had embez-
zled $50, 600 from the company. A war.
rant has been issued for his arrest.
Foreign News.
The conservative papers in London ac-
cuse Gladstone Of plotting the Roumelia
revolt.
The illness of King Alfonso has become
serious. The officials OF the palace endeavor
to conceal his actual condition.
Hon. P. A. Collins, who keeps posted,
says: 'There is little room to doubt that
within three years Ireland will have a legis-
lative body on her own soil for the enact.
ment OF laws relating to her own affairs
The petite bourse of Paris is agitated
over reports that an instruction is immi-
nent in Macedo nia, in favor ola union with
Bulgaria, and that an advance by Austria
upon Salonica IN connection with a Rus
sian occupation OF the Bosphorus is proba-
ble
The reports from Palermo regarding the
progress of cholera show q distressing state
of affairs prevailing there. Thirty thousand
persons have fled from the city, all the
shops are closed, and the streets are almost
deserted. There is great scarcity of food
and water, and the epidemic is increasing
with frightful rapidity.
Prince Alexander has issued a proclama-
ton announcing that in accordance With
the wishes OF the entire populace, he as
sIiiiiies sovereignty over the two provinces
OF North and South Bulgaria. Measures
will be taken to preserve peace, and all who
oppose the new government will be severely
punished. The prince expresses the hope
that the people will defend the union at
any sacrifice,
Severe fighting has occurred between
Turks and Albanians at Djakoro. Both
sides lost heavily. There is an increasing
belief in diplomatic circles on the continent
that a conference OF the powers will be con-
vened for the purpose Of settling the Roume-
liam affair. TheAlbanians of Diakoro, Ser
via, are rising in rebellion. Adispatch from
Vienna says the rumor that Austria is
mobiliz;ng her arms is untrue.
King Humbert's message Of sympathy to
the inhabitants of Palermo, where the
greatest suffering exists, owing to the prev
alence OF cholera, was received with en-
thusIastic expressions of gratitude. The
epidemic in Palermo is stationary. Stormy
weat her prevails throughout Italy. King
Humbert is anxious to visit Palermo, but
his ministers have strongly dissuaded him,
as they insist there is no reason whatever