New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-07-18

Frank b. Newton pleaded guilty of forgery
in the district court at w atertown, D. T. His
sentence was three years in the penitentiary.
This is the young man who was arrested q
few hours before his marriage some months
ago.
A terrible accident occurred on the Virginia
Midland railroad. The through Southern
train from Alexandria went through trestle
between Orange Court House and Barbours-
vile, killing FIVE persons outright and wound
ing upwards of twenty-five. The trestle,
which was forty eight feet high, was known
to be weak and the railroad company was
engaged in filing itin. The train was NOV
ing speed ofsix miles an hour. The engine
had passed safely over most of the trestle,
when the moker, mail, baggage aad express
cars went down, dragging the engine and
Two passenger coaches. Two sleepers re-
manned on the trestle.
1t is stated that Judge John v. Wright, Of
Tennessee; Rev. w. N. Cleveland, brother of
the President, and Capt. H. Pratt, super
lntendent of the Carlisle Indian school, VIII
constitute the commission to negotiate with
the Sioux Indians for q division of their reser-
walton in Dakota and a surrender of q part
to the United States. a
The German police have ordered Queen Ma
talie of Servia toleaye Germany within TWEEN
ty-four hours. An officer attended by twenty
Weisbaden, and shortly after reappeared
with the young prince Alexander and a lady
OF honor OF the queens suite. The two were
driven to the railway station where the
prince was handed over to NJ Protics. the
Servian police who left with him for Belgrade.
When the queen received notice from the po-
lice that she must part with her son. she tele-
graphed to King Milan, imploring him to
allow the boy to remain with her another
month. The king, however, was incensed ali
the abrupt manner with which the queen had
refused his conciGatory proposal for medita-
tlon, and telegraphed back to the crown
princes tutor that the boy must not remain
with the queen day longer.
ParneH will accept the governments offer
ana introduce bill providing for the ap-
pointment- of a committee of judges to inyes-
tlgate the Times charges against the MEM
bers OF the Irish parliamentary party His
acceptance of the proposal however, will be
subject to rigid conditions regarding the
judges to be appointed and the scope of in
Yestigation.
Yerres w. Smith, son-in-law of the late
Horace Is, freely, was O prisoner in the York
vile court New York charged by John Allen
proprietor OF the Hotel Hamilton, with de-
irauding him out of $315, the amount al
Mr.. Smith g bill for board and lodgings.
Ebenezer Stanyard the Youngstown, Ohio
murderer, who killed his sweetheart. ALICE
Hancock, early in 1887, was hanged in the
penltentIary annex. He played his ACCORDION
before gong to the scafold and appeared to
Z De at his ease. The crime for which he suffered
was brutal one, the pretty young girl he
ing shot from behind, and all on account n
jealousy.
DR.. Ingersoll, dean of the dental faculty. ~
Iowa City, appeared before the investiostin
committee in the DOODLE case against T1z9
Hunt. He censured Hunt severely as secra.
tary and treasurer. Hunt had kept n roo.
ords no proper accounts. He had Concealed
orlg1nal bills and vouchers for the purpose a
making way with the state money. Hunt
was on the stand explaining his books and
was subjected to a sharb cross examina ton
1t appeared that Hunt had used $500 for
lobbying expenses at Des Moines.
Gen. Boulanger was wounded in Tho a,.,,,
and neck. NJ. Floquets hand was sinnlv'
scratched by Gen. Boulanger's sword in fbo.
duel which followed the scene in the =, ha
NJ fdoquets colleagues in the ministry yvaro
oyerloyed to see the prime minister rat mn.
safely He was given an ovation. sman.
crowd OF Gen. Boulangers followers were =,
'front.' OF his house when he reached home Re- :.
gardlng the details of the duel it Il ss,; -
after the sword encounter which ha res3, 49,
in slight wound on the hand 81 N
Boulanger made q lunge M. FIoa Isf i laf1
breast, only slightly touching t6 yna 81
Gen Boulanger then receiveda womb s., Ihs
throa which put m end to the eI,es,,, "a,
The duel lasted Onl -four minutes.